MAN OVERBOARD!

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(Hopefully not!) Give the gift of safety this year with the Outils Oceans Magic Re-Board Emergency Ladder. This ladder is made in France with an elegant look and is extremely durable. It’s a great product for a safe and easy return to your boat and is easy to install, easy to use, portable, and fast-acting. The steps are semi-rigid and will hold up even in the most precarious of emergency situations.

MSRP: $256.00 CAD

Visit: https://www.indiemarine.com/products/emergency-ladder-magic-reboard?_pos=2&_sid=7fdc12052&_ss=r

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