I definitely would NOT recommend climbing up on the drives of a staggered setup. Props are likely razor-sharp, and one slip could be a really bad and bloody mess. Most Cig's I've seen had a platform bolted to the back, some even have a side framework that that can function as a ladder.
I know what you are saying on agility, I have an older Fountain with no ladder, never been an issue for me to step on tie bar and pull myself up. Not so for passengers and getting harder for me. I bought a ladder off of a deck boat at a garage sale, had a plate made for it and currently waiting on a shop to fabricate a hook assembly to hang the ladder from a grab handle it put on the back of the boat years ago. Still in the testing phase, but sometimes you have to be creative.
Follow "Tank, back in the saddle" and his new boat Runnin With The Devil, you can see how the platform is attached on the side. Step on the tab, the side of the platform then up onto the platform. When sitting in the water, that is a pretty easy step up. IMHO.

Talk to Livorsi they have a real nice ladder set up that is removable. They sell small receptacles that you mount on the boat, they will accept many different items such as a ladder, rings for fenders etc. I looked at them at the Miami boat show and Mike Livorsi said they will be available. This would give you the option of location and allows you to remove it when you don't need it.

Helmwurst,

Again, fair enough point. I guess I was going on the presumption of Bravos, as OP didn't specify, but I guess it stands to reason that, given staggered, they would likely be upgraded outdrives. 'Nuff said.

But this does beg the question.... We've seen a number of pics of these boats without ladders. OP mentioned two. Tank just bought a Cig that, near as I can tell, doesn't have a ladder (I could be wrong). What are these owners doing for getting back in their boats? Are they using a hanging ladder? Are they, indeed, climbing the outdrives? Genuine question.

Thanks. Brad.

IGetWet,

I shall not, public forum, 1st Amendment and all. We can work out... Whatever this is you've got going on.... off to the side if you'd like. PM me. But stop wrecking threads in the name of bravado.

Thanks. Brad.

Thanks, for all your suggestions.

I went without a ladder in my last twin engine boat and didn't see a need for one either until my mom slipped off the tie bar and cut herself on the standard bravo mirage props so your passenger is at risk even without clever props and once your passenger gets sliced like that it will really shorten your day on the water.

Happened to one of my guests too, she had to get stitches and has a permanent scar.

Ladder Ideas
 

As innovative as boats are today, there is a BIG OPPORTUNITY for some body smarter than me. The folks at wet steps created a function ergonomic dock ladder system that is easy to use, functional and astatically pleasing.

Somebody figures this out is going to making a killing.

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Have one of these on our Cig 39 Center Console. IDK if this will work on a 39TG or a 42 as there may not be enough room to install in the engine compartment as they telescope inside. I would suggest asking PBC since your at LOTO if they can install one or if its even feasible. They do take some getting use to and you do have to have some coordination but its an easy learn IMO after a few times depending on ones ability.

I have one on our Pursuit, can't stand it. Went to West Marine and bought a stowaway one and it's much better