Boat Rope Ladder - 4 Step Marine Rope Ladder, Portable Boat Folding Ladder for Inflatable Boat, Kayak, Motorboat, Canoeing (4 Step)

Arrive quickly. It was a stated in description perfect what we needed it for.We attached it to the leg of slide of our inground pool, dropped it down in the pool and our great granddaughter is able to come out of the pool without having to go completely across it, which doesn’t seem like a lot for us but at her small size is great

We chose this lightweight portable ladder to use as an extension to our powerboat's ladder as some guests had a hard time climbing onto the main ladder since it's a rather short reach into the water.It works all right as an extension, but the rungs are rough on bare feet. I do like how it rolls up so it can be stored in a small space. I am concerned about the long-term durability of the rigid rungs, especially for use by heavier people.

We got it for our boat, it's a medium size boat, it's rather difficult to get up using them.

Just want I needed to extend the length of my mounted hinged ladder. It needed it to extended farther below the water line

It was easier to climb over the side of the boat, and it was to try to come play with this ladder. The ladder to go in under the boat. Maybe on a bigger boat or a treehouse I could work. But if you’re buying this for a smaller boat do not buy.

This Boat Rope Ladder - 4 Step Marine Rope Ladder, Portable Boat Folding Ladder works as expected. It seems to be sturdy and is holding up to use. No complaints.

Lightweight, easily stowable ladder. It comes with two carabiners attached to the top loops allowing you to secure it nearly anything on your boat. Love the flexibility and minimal amount of room this ladder takes up. Perfect for smaller boats.

We got this ladder hoping it would give us an easily storable option for our skiff but it has not worked out like we had hoped. The construction of this ladder is good quality, but the design does not work very well for the boat applications we have tried so far. The biggest issue we’ve had, one that we should have thought of before buying, was how you connect it to the boat. Our boat and most boats for that matter do not have rings close enough together to attach the carabiners in a manner that makes the ladder usable. We could modify the boat with some connection points but the second major problem with the ladder prevents us from going much further with it. The second major problem is how uncomfortable it is on your feet when climbing up it. It would have been nice if the ladder rungs were covered in some type of soft neoprene material.