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Menace Marine

ALLOY 3 Step Aluminium Folding Boat Ladder

ALLOY 3 Step Aluminium Folding Boat Ladder

Regular price $65.00 AUD
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Make boat access a breeze with the Menace Marine 3-Step Boarding Ladder—crafted by an Australian-owned, Melbourne-based team who know marine gear best. Perfect for waterskiers, spearfishers, or anyone hopping in and out of the boat (even on the trailer), this portable ladder hooks over rails, gunwales, or transoms up to 200mm wide. Built from marine-grade aluminium and nylon, it’s tough, lightweight, and budget-friendly.

Why You’ll Love It:

  • Easy Boarding: Hooks over gunwales with 270mm inside diameter vinyl-coated arms—protects your boat from scratches.
  • Non-Slip Steps: 3 white molded polypropylene steps with vinyl grip—safe and sturdy up to 80kg.
  • Adjustable Design: 2 fully adjustable standoff legs keep it steady, folding flat (880mm x 375mm) for storage.
  • Marine-Grade Build: Heavy-duty anodised aluminium rail resists corrosion—made for Aussie waters.
  • Portable Protection: Swivelling hooks and standoffs avoid boat damage—ideal for gunwales up to 200mm wide.

Menace Marine doesn’t sell junk—our gear is built for Australia’s wild conditions, from coastal swells to inland lakes. Shipping fast to Sydney, Brisbane, Perth, and beyond, this ladder is your ticket to hassle-free boarding. Note: Wider than 200mm gunwales may cause leaning—keep it safe!

Key Specs:

  • Height: 880mm
  • Width: 375mm
  • Hook Arms: 270mm inside diameter
  • Gunwale Fit: Up to 200mm
  • Weight Rating: 80kg


Pro Tip:
Adjust the standoffs for a snug fit and fold it flat after use—perfect for trailered boats. Grab yours now—climb aboard with ease!

Gunwale width:
The ladder has two support arms/braces that keep it out from the side of your boat, so you have room for your fingers and feet.
If your gunwale is wider that 200mm the ladder will be on a lend, and will create a lever effect, which isn't good for your boat, and may break the ladder.

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