Funsicle 42" SureStep Pool Ladder, for Above Ground Swimming Pools, Blue & White

I am older so it's been a challenge to lift the ladder in and out of the pool every day to prevent rust. Have had an above ground pool up every year for the last 4 decades. This current pool is 48". We've had a lot of rain lately so I decided to put 12' pavers under the legs so they would not sink in the mud but that made the pool higher and the 48" ladder lopsided. I saw this 52" ladder and problem solved. It is lighter than the 48" one, was easier to put together, sturdier and it's easier to get in and out. Would recommend.

it is sturdy and easy to assemble....i would recommend. i have 12x33 and still have handle to grab on but not crazy high over the pool. perfect

We've been really happy with this pool ladder! Our pool is only 33 inches deep, so finding a ladder that works well with a smaller above-ground pool can be a little tricky. This one fits our pool nicely and feels sturdy and secure when getting in and out. I also really like the tall handles at the top. They give you plenty to hold onto and make climbing in and out much easier. The steps are a good size and feel stable under your feet. It was straightforward to set up and sits nicely against the side of our pool. If you have a shallower or smaller above-ground pool and are having trouble finding a ladder that isn't too big, this is a great option. We're very happy with it and would definitely recommend it!

Works perfectly, little to no time to put together

perfect size, strong and stable

Was easy to assemble and arrived quickly.

sent 2 ladders only need one missing other stuff( leaf skimmer) and tablet floter

-Sturdy and well made -Easy to assemble -Perfect height for our 30 inch pool

ladder is completely useless. the steps will not stay in position because they are not supported and slide down when stepped on . ladder is useless!!!

Cover the stabilizer bars at the top with electrical tape or a pool noodle or something. Don't let hands or feet near it. It pinches and tears the skin off at literally any interaction with it, causing multiple injuries. Im not sure if it's a problem with this ladder only or if its just how newer pool ladders are designed, but be careful. It's completely fine otherwise.