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What Makes A Good Boat Knife?
Safety at sea depends on a lot of factors, not the least of which is the quality of the sailing tools you carry on-board. One piece of sailing gear you should never go without is a top of the line boat knife. A rigging knife you can depend on for accessibility and performance is vital, so what exactly should you look for when selecting such a tool... |
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Dendritic Cobalt Boat Knives From David Boye Offer Consistently High Performance
Nearly 40 years into a career that has seen him emerge as one of the most respected knifemakers in the country, David Boye continues to push the envelope in fashioning sailing knives that combine traditional craftsmanship and leading edge technology. In recent years Boye has brought his keen sense of inventiveness, design sense... |
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Synthetic Turf Reduces Player Injury Rates Among Athletes
Today more and more local, high school, college and professional facilities are choosing synthetic turf for their athletic fields of play. As it becomes more commonplace, the virtues of synthetic sports grass made of artificial turf, i.e. long lasting durability, no maintenance, and cost effectiveness, are increasingly coming to the fore... |
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Synthetic Backyard Putting Greens A Friend To The Environment
Southwest Greens of Bakersfield has had the pleasure of bringing the game of golf to the backyards of many of your friends and neighbors courtesy of our backyard putting greens. Those who've made the leap have seen it enhance both their game and their home... |
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Go Back In Time On Arizona Horseback Riding Trails
Preserved within the Tonto National Forest are destinations rich in Arizona history. Spur Cross Stables takes you back in time on their Arizona horseback riding trails - from the Hohokam people hundreds of years ago to gold mining in the nineteenth century. Located in Cave Creek, Arizona, Spur Cross Stables... |
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Arizona Putting Greens Can Save Your Life!
Installing an Arizona putting green may save you money, as well as your life! Find this hard to believe? According to an American time use survey by the United States Department of Labor, in 2006 the average American male spent 3.53 hours a day watching TV... |
