MAGIC REBOARD Rescue Ladder – 9 Textile / 11 Fixed Steps – MOB Ladder

MAGIC REBOARD Rescue Ladder – Lifesaving re-entry aid for man-overboard situations

The MAGIC REBOARD is an innovative rescue ladder specifically designed for man-overboard situations, allowing safe re-entry on board even without assistance. The ladder is simply attached to the stern railing, and the pull cord is hung overboard. In an emergency, the ladder can be opened from the water by pulling the reflective pull cord and unfolds automatically. The steps sink into the water under their own weight – ideally, four steps should be submerged.

The wide steps provide ample space for both feet simultaneously, significantly facilitating climbing, especially when fatigued. The ladder is equipped with reflective SOLAS strips and features a floating rope for easy access in any situation. Available in two versions: FT2001 with 9 fabric steps for maximum flexibility and FT2002 with 11 fixed steps for added stability. Compliant with EN/ISO 15085 and European Directive 2013/53/EU.

• Automatic deployment by pulling the rip cord from the water
• Easy mounting on the rear railing – no complicated installation
• Wide steps for both feet – makes climbing considerably easier
• Steps sink due to their own weight – 4 steps should be underwater.
• Two versions: 9 textile steps (FT2001) or 11 fixed steps (FT2002)
• Reflective SOLAS strips for optimal visibility
• Breakaway cord with reflective marking thread
• Swimming rope for reaching the ladder in any situation
• Length suitable for most boats on the market
• Compliant with EN/ISO 15085 and EU Directive 2013/53/EU
• Compactly stowable in the included bag
• Ideal for yachts, sailboats and motorboats
• Lifesaving in man-overboard situations

Technical specifications: Automatic unfolding, wide steps for both feet, reflective SOLAS stripes, rip cord with reflective thread, floating cord, EN/ISO 15085 compliant, EU Directive 2013/53/EU compliant, compact storage.

The textile version (FT2001) offers maximum flexibility and is particularly compact for storage, while the rigid version (FT2002) with 11 steps provides additional stability and greater entry height. Both versions can save lives and should be on every boat.