SeaSense 6'' x 6'' Nautical Rope Ladder

Perle: Qualität sehr gut

Germany on Sep 16, 2023

Bad fuel pump: Hard to climb. Pushes away when on the water.

Canada on Jul 27, 2023

Randy: Works like it should. But understand it is a rope ladder and will flex and move when used.

United States on Jul 09, 2023

Laura N.: I bought this to put on our fishing boat to take a quick dip while my husband fishes. First of all, it floats, so you have to pull it out in the water to put your feet on the first rung. Second, once you step on it, it goes straight underneath the boat making it impossible to climb it without assistance. Finally, it does not stabilize your body weight so you can climb up on the boat. I am not a strong swimmer so this is more of a safety issue than a helpful product. Very poor quality and design.

United States on Jul 05, 2023

James Henslowe: You need to be able to get back into your boat so a safety ladder, ready for deployment is a critical item. This one is heavy duty, but compact and well made, easy to store and very good value compared with alternatives.

United Kingdom on Jul 01, 2023

S.A.: Bought this for our pontoon boat because our integrated ladder broke. This is awful. The steps have no weight to them so they just float away. It is next to impossible to use. I'm pretty strong and I struggled mightily to use this to get myself back on our boat. I strongly do not recommend.

United States on Oct 26, 2022

RANDY E DEPUY: Stows well in our anchor bunker certainly hope I never have to know how well it works

United States on Jul 16, 2022

Max tremblay: Good ladder for the boat, it os easy to fold and store for sure but it is difficult to climb in when you are in the water as the ladder goes under the boat when you are climbing. I personally love it but not the wife... :')

Canada on Mar 28, 2022

Todd P.: I purchased this to use as a removeable/temporary boarding ladder for my boat since there is no good place to permanently mount a traditional boarding ladder. 1) You cannot simply lay the top part of the rope over a cleat and climb the ladder as the photos show. Doing so will result in the rope slipping along the cleat until the steps of the ladder rotate from horizontal to vertical. Instead, take the top loop and tie it off the the cleat like you would a dock line - up through the space between the feet of the cleat and around the horns. This will keep it from slipping. For my use, I cut the top loop of the rope and installed stainless steel spring links on each end and then clip those off to a couple of tie down rings on the stern of the boat. This provides extra stability while climbing the rope. I also replaced the closest adjacent stern cleat on the boat with a very large 8" cleat that can be grasped like a grab bar. 2) The PVC pipe sections that keep the individual steps spaced properly are fairly thin. I don't know what the practical weight limit is on this ladder, but if you're a heavier person like me, it might be worth replacing them with regular schedule 40...

United States on Jul 22, 2021

Aaron Storey: It seems to be okay quality. my problem is it’s very hard to use. If you are hanging it over a boat, when you put your foot on the bottom step it just moves under the boat. Not a problem with this particular model just a problem with hanging rope ladders all together

Canada on Jul 13, 2021