Magic-Reboard®: a safety solution for your pontoons
Safety is a core priority for any harbour or marina. Developed by Outils Océans, the Magic-Reboard® emergency ladder has been optimised to meet the technical requirements of modern marinas and yacht harbours. Falling into the water can quickly become a serious situation; do not leave safety to chance. More than just an accessory, the Magic-Reboard® pontoon is a professional-grade rescue tool that remains ready for use at all times.
Autonomy at the heart of the design
The strength of the Magic-Reboard® system lies in its radical simplicity. The device deploys in a fraction of a second: a simple pull on the release cord instantly unfolds the ladder. This allows a person in the water to regain a firm, immediate grip and climb back up with complete autonomy.
High visibility, day or night
Visibility is a critical factor for successful rescue operations. The storage casing and integrated signage plate feature a high-visibility orange finish combined with powerful retro-reflective strips. This design ensures that the emergency point is easily located, even in low light conditions or fog.
Robustness and professional performance
Once deployed, the ladder provides an immersion depth of 1.20 m, with 6 rigid rungs ensuring a stable ascent. Designed to withstand demanding marine environments, it complies with the recommendations of the EN ISO 15085 standard and the 2013/53/EU European directive. Using rot-proof materials with high resistance to UV rays and corrosion, this is a durable investment that enhances your infrastructure.
Magic-Reboard® Advantages
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Proactive security: equip your pontoons with a trusted solution, designed to be an effective complement to permanent harbour ladders.
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Immediate deployment: an intuitive design that guarantees rapid, autonomous, and effortless safety.
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Tested ergonomics: 6 rigid rungs to facilitate climbing, even for those with lower fitness levels.
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Discreet design: once stowed, it integrates perfectly with pontoon furniture without obstructing walkways, cables, or mooring lines.
