#yacht design

Does monohull sailing actually beat multihulls for comfort, or are cats just for posers?

Are modern yachts overengineered junk compared to the classics, or is that just gatekeeping nostalgia?

Are high-tech foiling sailboats killing the soul of sailing for purists?

Are traditional sails holding back sailing innovation, or are modern foils just an expensive gimmick?

Are high-performance racing yachts just marketing fluff, while heavy cruisers get unfairly judged as outdated?

Do modern power catamarans ruin the point of sailing, or save it?

Are high-tech foiling sailboats the future of the sport, or just overpriced gimmicks for Instagram?

Is flat-out speed on a race boat always the prize, or is comfort and stowage the true value in a cruising yacht?

Do modern racing yachts sacrifice too much durability for speed?

Are modern fiberglass yachts killing the soul of sailing, or is wooden boat nostalgia just snobbery?

Does anyone else think modern yacht design killed the classic sailing feel?