Young MarineRope Ladder for Inflatable Boat, Kayak, Motorboat, Canoeing (4 Step)

Lo utilizo en un dinghy.

I use this as a re-entry ladder for my ocean kayak.This will be the first winter that I leave it out in the elements. I’ll repost about it’s condition after the winter.Judging by the strength of this thing I’m pretty sure it would survive any and all conditions.Time will tell!For the price you can’t beat it!

We have blow up kayaks, which we love. Despite having and using life jackets, we find it impossible to both get back on the kayak successfully when we capsize in deeper or more active waters. Scary and not fun. Yes, we can..and have… grabbed on the the paddles, righted the kayaks and kicked to shore or a dock, but that takes a lot of the joy out of it, and can be a drag when there a large boats maneuvering around you. Although we haven’t used it for real, I attached the ladder to our kayak and did a few pretend fall in the water and climb into the kayak, scooch back to make room for my spouse and managed to do it without tipping the kayak and having to start over - the main issue we were having.

Love it

We bought this for the ladder off the front of our boat,, so our back ladder could hold a dog ramp. The front ladder was too high out of the water, but this makes it easier to get in. With no dogs, we use it off the back and our older guests are really grateful for the extra steps. Grateful to find the product we needed and it's easy to get on and off and store with the ladder.

The ladder on our boat is about 1 rung too short. You have to have some good leg strength to pull yourself up and out of the water. This extension ladder hooked up easily to our existing ladder and provides stability and comfort for us and our guests.

Value for the money

Sturdy material for sure. Works for the kiddos very well. We have a V-hull bass tracker boat and when you hook it to the side or the back and try to get up, it just sends me under the boat but it is possible.