T-Post Stepping Aid

A T-post stepping aid, comprising:

• an aluminum main stepping body, having a first end, a second end, a first sidewall, a second sidewall, a tread gripping topside, and a bottomside;
• an aluminum retaining latch having a first end and a second end, said first end having a central hole and said second end having a notch;
• a first recess extending into the first sidewall with a depth to accept the thickness of said retaining latch, a width to accept the length of said retaining latch, and a height extending from said main stepping body's topside to said bottomside;
• a second recess extending into said first recess with a depth to accept half of said T-post's base length, a width to accept the length of a T-post's center tab length, and a height extending from said main stepping body's topside to said bottomside;
• a third recess extending into said second recess with a depth to accept the second half of said T-post's base length, a width to accept the thickness of said T-post's base width, and a height extending from said main stepping body's topside to said bottomside
• an aluminum latch securing pin mounted within said first recess to pivotably secure said retaining latch's central hole to secure said retaining latch on said T-post;
• and
• an aluminum latch catching pin mounted within said first recess to catch said retaining latch's notch to secure the T-post stepping aid on the T-post.

A method for traversing a T-post fence, comprising:

• attaching said main stepping body onto a T-post, matching the main stepping body's recess indentation with the T-posts form;
• securing said T-post stepping aid to said T-post by lowering said retaining latch onto said latch retaining pin;
• using said topside of said main stepping body to traverse over said T-post;
• and
• removing said T-post stepping aid from said T-post.