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Magic-Reboard 9-Step Emergency Boat Ladder - Semi-Rigid Rungs
Magic-Reboard 9-Step Emergency Boat Ladder - Semi-Rigid Rungs
SKU:ES27295 9E TA
- 9 stepsSemi-rigid rungs
- 4+ stepsBelow the waterline
- 30 cm / 11.8 inRung spacing
A compact water-reachable emergency ladder with nine semi-rigid rungs. It mounts at the stern and deploys when the person in the water pulls the release cord.
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- Ships in 1–5 business days
- 30-day returns
- Advice from real cruisers
A compact emergency ladder for refits and smaller boats
The Magic-Reboard 9-step ladder packs against a stern rail, with a high-visibility release cord led down to the waterline. Pulling the cord opens the case so the person in the water can deploy the ladder without waiting for help from onboard.
Why choose the 9-step model?
- Nine semi-rigid rungs create a compact reboarding option for refits, dinghies, and smaller boats.
- At least four rungs are designed to remain below the surface when correctly installed.
- The rungs are spaced 30 cm (11.8 in) apart.
- The PVC-coated polyester case protects the packed ladder on deck.
Key details
| Rungs | 9 semi-rigid polyethylene-reinforced steps |
|---|---|
| Rung spacing | 30 cm (11.8 in) |
| Mounting | Cow hitch around a suitable stern rail |
| Deployment | Water-reachable pull cord and press-stud case |
| Made in | France |
Installation matters
Mount the case where the release cord can reach the water and where the ladder will deploy clear of the hull, rudder, propeller, and other obstructions. Test the complete deployment from the water before relying on it.
Want a longer, more rigid climb? Compare the 11-step model with rigid rungs.
Shipping & lead times
Shipping & lead times
We're a small team of boaters and we pack orders within 1–5 business days (no weekend or holiday packing). You'll get an email with tracking as soon as a label goes on your box.
Specialty items — fire extinguishers (dangerous goods) and low-stock or built-to-order gear — can take longer; the product description will say so. On a tight timeline or meeting your boat somewhere specific? Contact us and we’ll work out the fastest way to get gear to you.
International orders ship DDU: local duties, taxes, and customs fees are the buyer’s responsibility. Full details in our shipping policy.
Returns & refunds
Returns & refunds
30-day returns from the date of purchase. Items must be unused, in the original packaging with all cables and accessories, with proof of purchase.
Contact us before shipping anything back — we’ll send the return form that must accompany your return. Fire extinguisher and lithium battery items carry a $15 administrative fee on returns.
Read the full refund policy.
Ask a cruiser before you buy
Ask a cruiser before you buy
Everyone here is a current or past cruiser — we’ve docked short-handed, re-rigged at anchor, and chased 12V gremlins too. Not sure this is the right fit for your boat? Send us your question before you order and we’ll give you a straight answer.
A compact emergency ladder for refits and smaller boats
The Magic-Reboard 9-step ladder packs against a stern rail, with a high-visibility release cord led down to the waterline. Pulling the cord opens the case so the person in the water can deploy the ladder without waiting for help from onboard.
Why choose the 9-step model?
- Nine semi-rigid rungs create a compact reboarding option for refits, dinghies, and smaller boats.
- At least four rungs are designed to remain below the surface when correctly installed.
- The rungs are spaced 30 cm (11.8 in) apart.
- The PVC-coated polyester case protects the packed ladder on deck.
Key details
| Rungs | 9 semi-rigid polyethylene-reinforced steps |
|---|---|
| Rung spacing | 30 cm (11.8 in) |
| Mounting | Cow hitch around a suitable stern rail |
| Deployment | Water-reachable pull cord and press-stud case |
| Made in | France |
Installation matters
Mount the case where the release cord can reach the water and where the ladder will deploy clear of the hull, rudder, propeller, and other obstructions. Test the complete deployment from the water before relying on it.
Want a longer, more rigid climb? Compare the 11-step model with rigid rungs.