Ask any seasoned cruiser, and they'll tell you: smart storage is necessity. Especially when you’re out cruising or you have guests on board. We’ve heard for years that the sport racks included on every Cutwater model are one of the most underrated features on the boats. 

We’re often asked about the difference between our “C” and “CB” models. It’s a great question worth clarifying. Let's dig into it!

Cutwater Boats and Ranger Tugs Rendezvous are more than just events—they are the heartbeat of a vibrant community where boat owners unite to celebrate their shared passion.

There's something captivating about Roche Harbor—the morning mist revealing a fleet of over 225 boats, the largest gathering yet for the Fluid Motion Rendezvous. Nearly 500 attendees filled the docks with energy from the moment the first boat docked. Owners of Cutwaters and Ranger Tugs exchanged greetings amid seabirds' calls and lapping waves. It felt less like a gathering of enthusiasts and more like a reunion of old friends.

We're happier than a lark in springtime after the annual factory Roche Harbor Rendezvous this year! More than 200 Ranger Tugs and Cutwater Boats moseyed on down to picturesque Roche Harbor in Washington state for 3 days of fun western themed activities.

It’s important to stay connected on the water, especially if you’re out on an extended cruise. Traditional cell reception can be unreliable in remote areas, but with satellite communication devices, you can ensure constant connectivity. 

With decades of experience developing performance hulls aboard sister brands Solara and Ranger Tugs, Cutwater has produced our most advanced hull designs to date. 

For captains seeking to navigate their way from the U.S. to Canada, the experience can be easily accomplished with the right preparations. To ensure your cruise across the maritime boundary is as fun and worry-free as possible, we’ve compiled key information for you to consider.