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What length and type of mast climbing ladder do you actually need? ⛵ Choosing the wrong size can make rigging work difficult or even unsafe.

Before you order, you need to consider two critical factors: the Distance P of your yacht and the step height that fits your physical needs.

In our comprehensive sizing guide, we break down: ✅ How to measure the correct ladder length (Distance P) ✅ Why longer ladders offer more versatility ✅ The difference between MastL, MastS, and MastXS models ✅ Which step height (25cm, 33cm, or 43cm) is best for your comfort

Don't guess your measurements. Get the technical details and choose the perfect fit for your sailboat.

Check the sizing guide here: 👉 https://4yachts.eu/what-length-and-type-of-mast-climbing-ladder/

Can you use a mast ladder with a furling mast? ⛵ The short answer is: YES, if you do it the right way.

Many sailors believe that in-mast furling prevents the use of a textile mast ladder. Our latest guide explains how to safely set up your equipment without damaging the sail or the furling mechanism.

In this guide, you will discover: ✅ How to use the free groove in the mast for slides ✅ Proper halyard selection for furling systems ✅ Safety tips for solo climbing on furled masts ✅ Stabilizing the ladder to prevent swinging

Don’t let a furling mast stop you from performing essential maintenance. Learn the professional way to reach the masthead securely.

Read the full technical guide here: 👉 https://4yachts.eu/how-to-use-a-mast-ladder-with-furling-mast/

This season we have introduced Bosun’s Chairs. Available in our shop and on our Amazon and eBay auctions in two sizes.

Bosun's Chair - 4Yachts Bosun’s Chair for comfortable sitting during extended maintenance work on the mast of a sailing yacht.