🏊 DAVI Swim Stirrup 1466 Review

We tried our Achilles inflatable and found it very difficult to use. I decided to buy a folding ladder designed for inflatable s.

works very simply and was adjusted for my simple purpose: my ladder was too short to easily get back on the boat. So I tie the swimming stirrup leathers to one of the existing rungs of the ladder and voila. I have a longer ladder.

Perfect for getting onto the back deck of my boat. The boat did not have a stern ladder when I bought it used. When adjusted to the correct length, this is enough to get you out of the water without slipping under the boat when you pull it up in one motion.

I hate snorkeling on a boat and then being pulled back on the boat at the risk of tearing my hands out of joints. It worked and was easy and cheap. I just tied a ladder to one of the boat's rails. I put my left foot on the step, grabbed the snorkel fins on my right foot, then with a light kick with my right foot I slid straight into the boat without assistance. It was so easy.

Sometimes floats and moves under the boat. I was already tired of snorkeling and it helped us all get on the boat. The stirrup was used even by more experienced people in the campaign. Mind you, they made me very sad that I bought it and packed it in our little carry-on bags for our vacation. But EVERYONE used it. Who is laughing at me now!

We're old and we can't pull ourselves out of the water onto our boat's swim platform. When I was looking for a ladder to attach to a swim platform I came across a cheaper alternative with no installation required. And I'm glad I did! It easily attaches to a tow ring or shackle. Once in the water, place one foot on the step and grab the boat tunnel or other equipment on the boat with your hands. The combination of step and pull makes it easy to get out of the water back into the boat, even if…