Kayak Storage

The ideal place to store kayaks is indoors, like in a garage or shed. This provides protection from wind, water, animals, debris, and extreme temperatures.

Wall mount organizers and overhead storage keep your kayak off the ground while reducing clutter in your garage.

Store your kayak off the ground to free up garage space with these holders:

• Freestanding: Portable, renter-friendly storage that protects your kayak and your walls, like the G-Watersport.
• Wall-Mounted: Use wall space to keep kayaks accessible and off the ground.
• Overhead: Store kayaks completely out of the way to maximize garage space.

The best way to store kayaks outdoors is off the ground using a freestanding or wall-mounted rack.

• Store them upside down to avoid water and debris accumulation.
• Protect them from the elements with a weather-resistant bag or cover.
• Use bungee cords or locking cables to secure them in case of wind or theft.
  

Yes, kayaks can withstand winter conditions. For the best results, store your kayak upside down and cover your it with a bag or tarp to protect it from damaging UV rays, nesting animals, debris, and water. If water enters your cockpit during the winter, it can freeze and cause the hull to warp.

Storing kayaks upside down offers the best protection, especially outdoors, where it prevents water and debris buildup. It’s also helpful for avoiding hull deformation during long-term storage. If you use your kayak often, storing it right side up won’t cause damage.