Garage & Indoor SUP Storage

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Stand-Up Paddle Board Storage Racks - SUP Racks Have you caught the bug with the hottest new board sport? Stand-up paddleboards (SUPs) may not be the biggest water sport (yet), but it is certainly the fastest growing. From recent visits to the ocean, and really any body of water, it seems like many have converted to SUPs. It is easy to see why stand-up paddleboarding has swept the nation – it’s super fun, more approachable than surfing, and an excellent workout. Paddleboarding offers the rider the ability to catch waves further out, ride smaller waves, or best of all, ride when and where there are no waves! The act of “standing on water” and paddling across rivers, lakes, or reservoirs is a novel idea and wasn’t possible in the realm of surfing. This has opened up opportunities for all the land-locked folk to get out and enjoy the nearest body of water. There is some resistance from “hardcore surfers” who claim SUPs are too easy or paddle boarders get in the way when surfing. But stand-up paddleboarding, surfing, and any water sport for that matter are all about going out and enjoying the outdoors and having fun! Besides surfing legends like Laird Hamilton helped pioneer the sport. With all the excitement over picking out your SUP, paddle, and other gear, storage of your paddleboard is often neglected. It’s easy to see why paddleboard storage is a low priority when all you can think about is your next session out on the water, but as soon as you get home with your board you’ll understand that storing your SUP is no trivial matter. If you’re used to surfing or other board sports, then transporting or storing your board might be as simple as throwing it in the trunk or standing it up in the corner of your room. Unfortunately, storing and transporting your SUP is a whole other beast. Additionally, with most SUPs costing $1000 or more, there is a serious incentive to protect your investment and have proper storage and transportation methods in place. With most SUPs bein