Kundenbewertungen für VEVOR Dockleiter Klappbar, Bootsleiter mit 5 Rutschfesten Stufen Breite Pedale & Handlauf, 159kg Belastbare Poolleiter aus Aluminiumlegierung, Einstiegsleiter für Docks Pools Seen Yachten, Silber

A ladder was installed on the front of my 22.2' pontoon boat. I had to extend it out 6" to clear the steering cable. I used 2' of 2" square tube, bolted to the boat with ⅜ ss bolts, and mounted the ladder to the tubing. I topped it with a Trex decking board. A similar ladder from a high-end marine shop runs around $1200.00. See pictures of the start-to-finish install.

This well-made ladder is easy to assemble/install and to operate. It has a good design, is made of aluminum, has stainless steel hardware and seems to be secure once assembled. It has a good slope to the ladder, allowing for more gear to be carried while climbing. The width is more than sufficient for your average swimmer and some gear. It has a listed rating of 350 pounds so a good sized athlete could take a hundred pounds or so up or down this safely. When raised, this ladder is likely to be all the way out of the water (and then some) for most any boat. I think it is a good value and I would recommend it to anyone looking for a good, affordable ladder that folds up.

Great product we'll built easy to install on my pontoon boat

This ladder is very sturdy and secure to climb. It was a great addition to our pontoon. The previous ladder had a thin foot area and was difficult to climb. This one is very wide and much easier to climb. Well worth the money.

Its a ok ladder for the price. But don`t think that it is heavy duty. It is too wide for the spot that it has to go, so I am in the procese of cutting it down 5" too fit my boat. And then it might be ok. I am hoping that it doesn`t come apart on the steps, that are screwed in.