Sailboat boarding ladders

Boarding Ladder for Sailboat: I needed a sturdy, stable ladder suitable for climbing aboard a sailboat after going SCUBA diving - basically I would be coming out of the water carrying about 60 pounds of lead weights, air tank and equipment. The ladder has to extend a couple of f…

After hauling my out-of-shape body over the gunwales of my 14' dory skiff this weekend (trying to clear weeds from the launchramp area), I wondered what is recommended for assisting this sort of 'roll-aboard' access? I assume that a piece of line with loops in it, or a teensy rope boarding ladder with maybe two rungs would work best, but I can't be the first one to need an assist this way -- so why reinvent the wheel? There is no standing rigging, and I'd rather not try notching the…

I have a Hunter 23 and have tried several mast raising systems over the years and have finally found one that is superior to all others. It is fast, easy...

The easy answer is to have the sailboat accessories that make the sailing experience safer and more enjoyable, but which ones are they? Here's a few to think about

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The nifty swim ladder on the stern of GIZMO

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Several years ago, I was standing on the banks of the River Thames watching a boat sailing by at the annual Beale Park Boat Show. It was a small, double-ended dinghy obviously inspired by Scottish workboats but built of modern materials. As a longtime enthusiast of Iain Oughtred’s double-enders, I was mesmerized by this little . . .