How to Store Your Paddleboard at Home | SUP Storage Tips

One of the biggest questions you may have when buying your first paddleboard is the issue of storage: "where on earth will I put a 10 foot (or longer) board?" 

Some people opt to buy an inflatable paddleboard for this very reason - because it deflates to store compactly when not in use. But lack of space should not be a deciding factor in whether you choose to get a rigid board, even if you live in a small place. SUP storage racks make use of space you didn't even realize you had. There are so many different kinds of paddle board racks that maximize the use of space, like SUP ceiling racks, freestanding SUP racks, outdoor SUP racks, and more.

Paddleboard Boat Racks | Rail Mount and Rod Mount SUP Boat Racks

You're not alone if you're getting your boat out of offseason storage and ready to cruise again. With spring approaching everyone is starting to think about getting out on the water be it by boat or by paddleboard - or by both! Taking your SUP with you on your boat opens up so many new places to explore. But paddleboards take up so much space stowed in your boat, whether it's a huge yacht to a small sailboat. That's why we've got a number of different SUP boat racks to maximize your boat's space while taking along your paddleboard.

SUP Ceiling Storage | 4 Point Overhead Hoist for Paddleboards

Here's a new option to put your overhead storage space to good use and protect your paddleboard from the dings it inevitably picks up sitting around in your garage.

SUP Wall Racks | Paddleboard Storage and Display Racks

SUP Storage.  We've covered storage and display racks for paddleboards and surfboards a few times on our blog, including best SUP racks, SUP ceiling rack, and SUP triple storage rack.  Well, we keep getting more photos and reviews from our customers of their SUP racks, so we've got to post 'em.  

Wood Paddleboard Storage Rack | SUP Display Rack

If you got a new standup paddleboard for Christmas or the holidays, or if you've had some SUPs but realize you need to take better care of them, check out this functional and affordable wooden paddleboard rack option for storing your paddleboards. 

SUP Rack Storage for 3 Paddle Boards | Customer Photo and Review

SUP Storage.  If you're looking for a rack to store multiple paddle boards, check out this SUP rack.  Made out of steel for sturdy, secure storage for those expensive SUPs, the rack has 3 arms = SUP storage for 3 boards.  The arms are padded with high density foam to make sure that you don't scratch or ding your paddle boards when storing or taking them out for your next ride.

The rack is designed to accommodate all types of paddle boards, as the rack arms are spaced 11.5 inches apart, so some very thick boards still fit.  The rack arms themselves are 21 inches wide, so generally paddle boards 35 inches wide fit onto the arms.  

Check out the picture below, showing how one of our customers, Bob, set up the SUP rack.  He stacked two of the racks together, creating SUP storage for 6 boards.  Now imagine how much space those boards would take up without the rack...

Here's what Bob had to say about this SUP rack:

We had to make a quick purchase to solve a storage problem for our SUPs and the Store Your Board option worked great!  We layered two racks one above the other and now have ample storage for 6 boards (see picture).  We did go above the recommended total weight but felt the rack was of sturdy construction and we anchored into studs for secure mounting.

Best SUP Racks | Stand Up Paddle Boards Storage and Display Racks

Whether you're breaking out your Stand Up Paddle (SUP) Boards for the spring and summer seasons or you're on your paddle board year round, you have to remember to take care of your boards because they're a huge investment - we know they can be thousands of dollars.

We've got plenty of cost-effective and practical SUP storage and display racks so that your stand up paddle board stays protected and free from the dings that are bound to happen when you leave the board on the floor of your garage, in the corner of your shed, out on your deck or maybe even in the bed of your truck.  Spend the extra $100 bucks on a rack now and save yourself an extra $1000 later.