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The Field Record.

The field record: six documented decisions from the sea and the field — the proof the studio is battle-tested. The same judgment behind every part we print and every system we ship.

The first sail was a hurricaneFirst time ever sailing: a delivery from Lunenburg to Antigua for the Caribbean 600 that ran into a bomb cyclone. Four days of storm, nine more to port.North Atlantic, 2016 · 2016The client who went dark in ThailandRoughly $700,000 of resort inventory, a vendor network across a border, armed rebel activity on the route, and a client nobody could reach. Resolved in a month.Thailand, 2023 · 2023Rolex Fastnet, the hundredth editionInvited aboard an 80-foot maxi for one of the oldest offshore races in the world. The mainsail went on at four in the morning the night before the start.Cowes to Cherbourg, 2025 · 2025Five days, three countries, three suitcasesFredericton to London on short notice: storage units sorted in Southampton, gear across the Channel through Ouistreham and Caen to Cherbourg, handed off, home in five days.UK and France, 2026 · 2026The propeller that heldA get-home repair on a variable-pitch propeller, epoxied by hand and meant to last a week. It stayed on the boat for years and crossed oceans before it finally let go, two hundred miles from landfall.Mid-Atlantic repair · 2016–2026A company built out of an RVOne apartment month, then a motorhome: printers on generator power through a hot summer, parts that still had to ship, and the Fastnet at the end of it.New Brunswick, 2025 · 2025

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