Advanced Rigging News

At Advanced Rigging & Hydraulics (AR&H), we’re taking our support for the bluewater sailing community one step further this autumn, as our General Manager Tom Cload prepares to join a client’s crew for the 2026 ARC (Atlantic Rally for Cruisers)

Advanced Rigging & Hydraulics, part of the Ancasta Group, welcomed members of the World Cruising Club and their guests to a special event at the [&hellip

Advanced Rigging & Hydraulics is looking forward to welcoming World Cruising Club members to the Southampton International Boat Show this September as it celebrates the [&hellip

Whether you’re planning a transatlantic yacht crossing, competing in an offshore race, or embarking on a global circumnavigation, one thing is non-negotiable: the integrity of [&hellip

When you set out to cross an ocean, your standing rigging not only holds the mast upright, but also provides the controlled support that allows [&hellip

Advanced Rigging & Hydraulics takes pride in being the exclusive distributor for Reckmann Yacht Equipment in the UK, representing the brand’s precision engineering, quality, and [&hellip

At Advanced Rigging & Hydraulics, we’re used to working at heights; going aloft to complete inspections and carry out rig work is a daily occurrence. For many yacht owners, though, it can be a daunting task. Yet it is one that is important for the crew to be familiar with. In most cases, it is sensible to restrict mast climbs to when you’re alongside in port, but, as any experienced sailor will tell you, that is not always an option. Here we look at some top tips for going aloft, but we would always recommend you consult a rigging professional if you’re inexperienced or are unsure about climbing your yacht’s mast