Compact Edson One-step Boarding Step W/line [520-14] Pro Version [J2BAw1Sb]

Edson One-Step Boarding Step: Simplify Your Boat Access

The Edson One-Step Boarding Step is a game-changer for boat owners looking to enhance safety and convenience. This innovative step is designed to attach directly to your lifeline gate stanchions, making it an easy and secure way to access your boat. Constructed from strong, lightweight cast aluminum, it boasts a durable, glossy-white baked-on urethane coating that not only looks great but also withstands the elements. With neoprene bumpers to protect your boat's sides and non-skid surfaces for secure footing, this boarding step is a must-have for any boat owner.

Robust Construction and Detailed Specifications

The Edson One-Step Boarding Step is built to last. Its strong, lightweight aluminum construction ensures durability, while the glossy-white urethane coating provides a sleek finish and added protection against corrosion. The step features built-in handles for a secure grip, and its non-skid surface ensures you'll have a stable footing even in wet conditions. Each step comes complete with 6 feet of braided line and stainless snap shackles, making it easy to attach to your boat's lifeline gate or stanchions. Weighing just 5 pounds (2.3 kg), this boarding step is lightweight and compact, taking up minimal space in your locker when not in use.

Practical Solutions for Everyday Boating

Whether you're stepping onto your boat daily or need a secure way to access it during inclement weather, the Edson One-Step Boarding Step is an invaluable addition to any boat. Its lightweight design and compact storage make it ideal for boats of all sizes, from dinghies to larger vessels. The secure handhold provided by the built-in handles and the non-slip surface ensure that every step you take is safe and stable. This boarding step is perfect for families, boaters with mobility concerns, or anyone looking to simplify their boarding experience. Upgrade your boat's safety and accessibility with the Edson One-Step Boarding Step today.