Rescue and Safety Ladder

SVB item number: 97107
This rescue - and safety ladder increases safety on board! With 5 steps, a handle and two flaps for attachment to the railing.
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only  €68.95
17 | in stock
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  • SVB item number 97107
  • EAN 8024827231852
  • Description Safety ladder 4 steps
  • Width 310 mm
  • Length 1.45 m
  • Material Plastic

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This rescue - and safety ladder increases safety on board! Supplied in a bag with 5 steps, a handle and two flaps for attachment to the railing. The handle serves as a handhold for the person overboard. Pulling it opens the bag and deploys the emergency ladder, allowing the person to climb back on board easily using the five steps. A small weight is attached beneath the bottom rung to weigh down the ladder, so that it slides easily out of the bag when the handle is pulled.
Length when extended: 1.45 m
Width: 310 mm

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Rainer G.
by Rainer G. Flag of Germany 7/20/2026 Verified purchase Variant: 97107
Safety ladder for performers
I ordered the ladder as a rescue ladder, but also as an additional swim ladder, since our permanently installed swim ladder is located under the dinghy while it's attached to the davits. I've mounted it both at the higher stern (140cm plus the railing) and amidships, where the freeboard is about 110cm. I recommend that anyone relying on this ladder to get into the boat try it out beforehand. I just barely managed it; my wife would never have made it up there. Getting to the bottom of the first step requires pull-up-like movements. Stepping off the ladder requires additional gymnastic strength. I expected to be able to climb up like a rope ladder – that's not the case. And I wasn't even wearing waterlogged clothes. For anyone wondering how to get the ladder back into its bag (since there are no instructions included): Start with the bottom rung. Turn the next rung 180 degrees and attach it, making sure not to waste any length of line. Turn the third rung another 180 degrees, and so on. To allow my wife to swim while we're at anchor, I'll probably have to come up with something else. It certainly wouldn't be long enough to rescue her.
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Marco P.
by Marco P. Flag of Italy 8/31/2022 Verified purchase Variant: 97107
Ladder for lifeline
It is a ladder to be applied to the lifeline, which in itself generally does not have a structure as solid as that of the transom. However this was not specified but you should have noticed it from the photo, the result is that I could not mount it.
ILKKA H.
by ILKKA H. Flag of Finland 6/16/2015 Verified purchase Variant: 97107
How is this supposed to be attached to a fixed reel like in the picture, when the hanging loops are fixed? Some extra hook are needed.
Michael U.
by Michael U. Flag of Austria 9/16/2015 Variant: 97107
Attention poorly processed
The ladder itself should fit the purpose, only the bag is of extremely poor quality. After a short time on the boat dissolution by UV, the fabric is brittle, the too thin seams dissolve. When put on as a sample, the seams are completely torn, the bag completely destroyed. Without a bag, the part is not useful, because the ladder otherwise hangs down all the time and hits the boat. The brackets are also strange, because they are complete loops, so you can not mount them on the railing. I really can not recommend. Unfortunately I have not found a better product yet :-(
Anonymous
by Anonymous 4/2/2013
How to attach this to the pushpit, they must first show me ???? Unfortunately also on a mail still no answer received. In any case, it can not work like the picture.

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