As Nato meets, the continent is starting to think about how to defend itself without the US

Gulf Coast and Southeast Scuttlebutt – Launch 2026 Built for the Gulf. Built for the Grind. Across the Gulf Coast, boats are splashing in, gear is getting rigged, and anglers are making long runs across open bays and out into the Gulf in search of redfish, speckled trout, snapper, and tuna. But anyone who’s spent

Gulf Coast and Southeast Scuttlebutt – Spring 2026 Comfort Where It Counts Boating isn’t getting any softer, but your ride can be with Shockwave Seats. As the East Coast shakes off winter and the first warm fronts roll in, boaters and anglers are already prepping for another season of long runs offshore. But anyone who’s

The Shockwave S3 MAX Multi-Axis seat was unveiled on the first day of the WorkBoat trade show in New Orleans on December 3rd 2025. Maritime Reporter TV was there to cover the unveiling and speak to Shockwave sales director Sean Gerrett.

Naval Forces: Shockwave seats unveils groundbreaking multi-axis shock mitigation seat to minimize chronic brain trauma in high speed vessels Shockwave Seats, a global leader in marine suspension seating, will unveil the S3 MAX – the world’s first high-pivot, multi-axis shock mitigation seat. A design driven by the US military to stabilize the occupants head when

Shockwave Seats Unveils Next-Generation Suspension Technology Shockwave Seats has released the world’s first high-pivot, multi-axis shock mitigation seat – the S3 MAX. The design was driven by the US military to keep the occupants’ heads as stable as possible when experiencing repetitive wave impact.  This patent-pending design was specifically developed to help reduce lateral impact forces

Shockwave Seats is a key partner of Silver Ships, providing high quality shock mitigating seats that protect vessel operators from the shock of wave impact. Shockwave was founded in 2001, and the U.S. Coast Guard was its first customer. Now Shockwave designs and builds shock mitigating seats for militaries worldwide, including for the vessels Silver

WorkBoat – Seating technology advances as military and commercial demand grows by Ken Hocke Ask mariners what the most important part of a workboat is, aside from the hull, and they would probably say the engines or generators, propellers, waterjets, radar, or any number of other pieces of equipment. But when would they get to