ABOUT US
Who We Are
Made up of a dedicated group of engineers and outdoors enthusiasts, StoreYourBoard builds elegant solutions to your biggest storage problems, from kayaks to power tools. We've got everything you need to organize your equipment and reclaim your space.
Our Story
StoreYourBoard was built from passion for board sports. In 2009, frustrated by a lack of home storage options for his collection of boards, Josh Gordon turned to his mechanical engineering background to build his first storage rack. The resulting product worked so well that Josh decided to market and sell the rack.
The only problem was that none of the existing brick and mortar or online retailers were interested. So, Josh did what any entrepreneurial, impassioned individual would do: he built a website. The website led to increasing sales, new designs, and growing excitement from fellow ‘boarders. Before long, he had to move from basement to warehouse to accommodate the rocketing production, as well as hire StoreYourBoard’s first employees.
The booming home organization industry provided an unprecedented opportunity for growth. StoreYourBoard was featured on Inc. Magazine’s Inc. 5000 2021, which recognizes the 5,000 fastest growing companies in the United States. With the help of first-class customer service and fulfillment teams, what was once a basement startup is now a thriving business with hundreds of products shipped across the country and worldwide from its headquarters in Troy, Virginia.
Storage Tips and advice
How to Choose the Right Ski and Snowboard Rack for Your Space
Skis and snowboards take up space, cost lots of money, and are easy to damage when they are stored or transported improperly. Most people focus on gear performance and forget that storage plays a role in how long that gear actually lasts.
Choosing the right rack setup comes down to two related decisions: how you store skis and snowboards at home, and how you transport them to and from the mountain. These needs overlap, but they are not the same. A setup that works well in a garage may not solve the challenges of travel, and vice versa.
How to Find the Best Ski Rack and What Actually Matters
Ski gear takes up space, costs real money, and is easy to damage if it is stored carelessly. A quality pair of skis can cost several hundred dollars, and improper storage can shorten their lifespan long before the edges or bases are worn out from normal use.
Leaning skis against a wall, stacking them in a corner, or hanging them from basic hooks might seem harmless, but over time those habits lead to scratched bases, bent edges, and unnecessary wear on bindings. A good ski rack is not just about organization. It protects your equipment, keeps your space usable, and makes getting in and out the door easier all season long.
How to Choose Storage That Actually Protects Your Gear
Your skis represent a serious investment. A quality pair runs $600–$1,500. Yet many people store them on basic hooks or makeshift racks that invite damage: scratched bases, bent edges, flattened profiles, misaligned bindings.
The best ski racks solve three simultaneous problems: they shield your skis from physical damage, reclaim valuable garage or closet space, and keep your gear accessible for quick morning trips to the slopes.
