Boat Rope Ladder, 5 Step Marine Ladder, Heavy Duty Polyester, 800 lbs Max Weight, Marine Boarding Rope Ladder for Inflatable Boats, Pontoon Boats, Fishing Boats, Kayaks, Canoes

We have a small boat and we don’t go off of it very often, so this small ladder is perfect. The loops at the end can tie onto the handles of our inflatable and allow us to get out easily. The only downside is the runs around and if they were flat they might not hurt your feet as much. That’s just a small consideration.

We are getting up in years and have a 17 ft. fishing boat and although it's a deep v, I don't think either of us would be able to pull ourselves back on board if we ever accidently went overboard. The boat is kind of small to put any kind of permanent ladder in the back so I thought this would be the next best thing. The ladder comes is a nice storage bag although like most thing easier to get out then back in the bag. The ladder is compact but long enough with 5 steps that we could get pulled back into the boat. The ladder is a good quality with nicely done ends to secure to the boat and a couple of carabiners if needed. The rungs of the ladder are well connected to the rope which the seller claims will hold 800 Lbs. This is a good quality ladder at a good price.

This boat ladder works as advertised. It’s compact and easy to pack with our boat supplies and is a must-have for anyone who likes going out on the water and also swimming while out on the lake. The only thing is I wish it had some buoyant or inflatable things attached to it so that it can float if it ends up falling overboard or falls short when being thrown from one boat to another – which happened the last time my friends and I took boats out on the lake!

To start with, I think it is fairly well-known that rope ladders kind of suck if you are trying to use it as a boarding ladder in the water. You just kind of end up with the bottom half of your body moving forward where you step on it and it just makes for kind of an awkward experience. This is no fault of this ladder: they are all like that. BUT, if you are like me and have a fishing boat without a swim platform/step, and no boarding ladder, this is a decent option.I like that it is stowable: it rolls up and fits in a nice little bag. The ladder itself is well made and seems very strong. The included carabiner clips make it easy to snap on to your boat as long as you have a spot to snap it onto.

The POVTIMS Store Boat Rope Ladder is an excellent and inexpensive boat ladder.The ladder is made of strong durable materials and seem to be fabricated very well. The ends of the rope are covered with a thin layer of plastic. The ladder comes with a storage pouch and can be stored away when not in use.I believe it will last a great deal of time and is a good value at the current price point of $25.

Looking at this rope ladder I can't think of anything they could have done any better on the construction. Everything is covered and reinforce at all the critical points.I'll be using this on my floating dock which sits pretty high out of the water so is more or less impossible to clammer onto from the water. I have no doubt that this is going to work just fine.Very nice construction - recommended.

Easy to use and sturdy enough to climb out of the water off the boat dock.

I like how long this ladder is. I need on to go around my swin platform. This works perfect. The bag is a nice feature as the ladder i currently have gets all tangled up in my storage compartment.

The material looks great, hope it will still good in the water.

My basement egress window, like many others, is at the top of the room in the basement. Although there are multiple exits out of my basement instead of the egress window, I've always thought it would be a good idea to place a ladder by this window just in case. But it conflicts with the furniture in the room.So I'm securing this rope ladder to that window sill, and then rolling it back up to be out of the way.This POVTIMS rope ladder is very well made, and appears to be quite heavy duty. The bag allows me to keep the rope organized in the window sill, and the length ensures it drops down and touches the ground inside the room. I will secure the rope directly through its loops instead of using the carabiners, but the carabiners also appear to be very heavy duty.For my purposes, I hope I never have to use this rope ladder but there's also peace of mind that a good quality rope ladder is in place for emergencies.