Extend Your Step the Two Step Ladder Extension

EXTEND YOUR STEP Boat Ladder Extension

The Easiest Way to Extend Your Boarding Ladder for Safety and Convenience

Many people find that their stock boat ladders aren’t long enough at some point. Perhaps you aren’t as mobile as you used to be, or you were injured. Or you might have health issues that are making it difficult to use your current ladder. The Extend Your Step is a great boarding ladder accessory.

You only have a few options when it comes to increasing the length of your boat’s stock ladder. You can choose to replace the whole thing with a longer ladder – which will typically cost $200-$250 or more, or you can choose a convenient, budget-friendly ladder extension like Extend Your Step.

There’s no need to deal with the hassles of a short boarding ladder with Extend Your Step. It’s the fastest and least expensive way to add approximately 24” to your boat ladder with a 10” width to get up and down easily.

Even if you are healthy and able to board your ladder without many problems, consider the fact that others who are younger or older might have troubles. Extend Your Step makes your ladder much safer for everyone and it takes just minutes to install.

It’s compatible with a variety of stock boarding ladders, including any type of tubular boarding ladder and flat steps or rungs up to 1” wide or round. It will fit most AFI, Windline, Garelick, and Seachoice boarding ladders and round rung ladders with up to 1” rungs. 

Adjust the width of Extend Your Step with a Philips screwdriver and a hacksaw. There are no worries about storing it, as it will stay right on your ladder. Clean it easily with soap and water.

Made in the United States from premium materials including UV-stabilized high-density polyethylene, this ladder extension will last for years to come and withstand the most testing marine environments.

By lowering the first rung of your ladder, you will make your boat much safer for yourself and your friends and loved ones. Buy Extend Your Step today with a 100% Satisfaction Guarantee, or feel free to Contact Us today with any questions you may have about compatibility or other concerns.

How to put the Extend Your Step together

How to use the Extend Your Step

Exclusively made for and sold by CLR Marine made in Springfield, Missouri

Extend Your Step Three

EXTEND YOUR STEP THREE

Easily Extend Your Boarding Ladder by 40” for More Safety and Convenience

We heard your requests – you wanted a longer version of Extend Your Step, one that wouldn’t swing on your boat.

So, we responded with Extend Your Step Three. This convenient ladder extension gives you all of the durability and sturdiness of the Extend Your Step, with an extra step that increased length to 41”.

No matter how tall you are or what your mobility concerns may be, you’ll find it easier than ever to get on your boat with the quick installation of Extend Your Step 3.

The Easy Way to Extend Your Boarding Ladder

There aren’t many options available if you are looking for a safer, longer boarding ladder. Total ladder replacements are costly, while rope ladder extensions are flimsy and can make your ladder less safe.

Extend Your Step Three is the easy way extend the length of your ladder, lower your first rung well into the water, and make it a breeze to get in and out of your boat without an expensive replacement.

Extend Your Step 3 is compatible with any tubular boarding ladder with rungs or flat steps up to 1.25” wide. It is compatible with boarding ladders made from top manufacturers such as AFI, Windline, Garelick, and Seachoice. It fits all round rung ladders and even dinghy boarding ladders up to 1.25”, round or flat.

Adjust the width of Extend Your Step Three with a Philips screwdriver and a hacksaw easily if necessary. The 10” width allows for plenty of room to get on and off your boat with both feet.

A Sturdy Extension That Doesn’t Swing

Attach Extend Your Step 3 to the second step of your boarding ladder, and it won’t swing at all, providing a more secure and stable extension for anyone who needs it. If you don’t mind the extension swinging, you can add it onto your last step and it will provide with a total of 3 extra steps.

Because Extend Your Step Three conveniently stays on your ladder, you won’t have to worry about storing it or taking it on and off every time you need to use it. It stays sharp and new looking and cleans whenever necessary with soap and water.

You can trust in the durability of Extend Your Step 3, as it is made from premium high-density polyethylene and is UV-stabilized to prevent sun-related damage. It will stand up to the harshest marine environments and repeated usage.

Made in the USA by CLR Marine, it ships quickly and offers the most convenient way to get more usage and safety out of your boarding ladder.

Buy Extend Your Step Three now with a 100% Satisfaction Guarantee. Or if you have any questions about compatibility or any other concerns, feel free to Contact Us today.

How to use the Extend Your Step Three

Assembly Instructions

Exclusively made for and sold by CLR Marine, Made in Sprinfield Missouri

Boat Boarding Ladder Extension

Boat Boarding Ladder Extension

Extend Your Step stays right on

your boarding ladder,

so you never need to store it.

Extend Your Step stays new-looking and

cleans up easily with soap and water when needed.

Standing on the bottom rung

of my sailboat’s boarding ladder

requires a big step up from the water.

With Extend Your Step it’s much easier for me

to geton board as it extends well into the water.

Many standard boat boarding ladders are simply too short and that causes a lot of frustrating situations.

Have you ever found it difficult to get on your boat with its stock ladder? It may be too short, or perhaps you have mobility concerns.

Or you are getting older and you don’t have the same ability to climb up and down your ladder as before.

In any case, Extend Your Step offers a convenient and easy solution to increase the length of your ladder without major modifications or an expensive total replacement. It’s compatible with many stock boarding ladders and takes just minutes to install.

At 10” wide and 24” long, it provides plenty of extra reach and is made to fit many types of boarding ladders. Made from premium high-density polyethylene, it is far superior than any type of rope ladder in terms of durability, sturdiness and simple convenience. The recommended weight limit should not exceed 230 pounds.

Extend Your Step features wide compatibility:

• It can fit any type of tubular boarding ladder and flat steps up to 1”, flat or round.
• It fits most boarding ladders with a rung size up to 1” made by Garelick, AFI, Windline, Seachoice, and it also fits all round rung ladders.

There’s plenty of room for both of your feet on one step. Perhaps you won’t need that much space; you can easily adjust Extend Your Step down in size with a hacksaw and Philips screwdriver as needed.

Extend Your Step makes it much easier to get on and off your boat in a variety of circumstances. There’s no need to risk injuring yourself or others by relying on the shorter stock ladder of your boat. Some of the uses for either of the boarding ladder extensions is a boat swim platform ladder, or pontoon boat ladder extension.

ALL NEW – Extend Your Step Three

You asked for it – a longer and non-moving version of Extend Your Step. That’s exactly what you get with Extend Your Step Three. When attached to the second step of your boarding ladder, Extend Your Step Three won’t swing, while providing you with a convenient ladder extension. This ladder extension is 10” wide and 41” long and fits ladders with up to 1.25” rungs. The recommended weight limit should not exceed 230 pounds.

Enjoy the same boarding ladder compatibility and durability as Extend Your Step along with 3 additional steps. If you don’t mind if it swings, Extend Your Step 3 will provide you with 3 additional steps on your boarding ladder, making it easier than ever to get on and off your boat in any circumstance.

Extend Your Step 3 features:

• It can fit any type of tubular boarding ladder and flat steps up to 1.25”, flat or round.
• It fits most boarding ladders with a rung size up to 1.25” made by Garelick, AFI, Windline, Seachoice, and it also fits all round rung ladders.
• It can even be used as a boarding ladder for your dinghy.

Highly Durable and Made in the USA

Made from durable high-density UV-stabilized polyethylene, Extend Your Step and Extend Your Step 3;will last for years to come and is made for all types of weather and marine environments. Produced in the USA in Springfield, Missouri, you can trust in the quality of our products.

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