When you’re not riding, your snowboard deserves better than a corner of the garage or a spot leaning against a wall. A proper snowboard hanger keeps your board protected, makes your space look cleaner, and turns your favorite gear into part of your home’s style. Whether you’re looking to display a collector's deck or simply keep your daily rider safe between sessions, the right hanger makes a real difference.

Here’s what to know about choosing the best snowboard hanger—and why some newer options offer more flexibility than traditional wall mounts.

Why Proper Snowboard Storage Matters

Snowboards are built to handle rough terrain and tough conditions on the mountain, but that doesn’t mean they can handle careless storage. Without proper storage, boards can suffer from:

• Warped bases if leaned incorrectly over time

• Scratches, dings, or edge damage

• Delamination caused by moisture exposure

• Unnecessary wear and tear that shortens the board’s life

Storing your board with care protects your investment—and makes sure it’s ready for your next big day on the mountain.

Popular Types of Snowboard Hangers

1. Hook-Style Wall Mounts
Simple hooks or racks that hold boards vertically by the bindings or nose. Easy to install but can create pressure points that aren’t ideal for long-term storage.

2. Horizontal Wall Racks
These support the board across the length, spreading out weight more evenly. A good choice for displaying boards in bedrooms, garages, or ski cabins.

3. Gravity Grabber: A Flexible Alternative
For a cleaner, more adaptable option, Gravity Grabber offers a unique approach.
Instead of relying on hooks or shelves, Gravity Grabber uses spring-loaded arms to gently grip the sides of your snowboard. This reduces pressure on specific areas and protects the edges and base.

It’s ideal for:

• Storing boards vertically or horizontally

• Holding multiple types of boards (snowboards, skis, longboards)

• Keeping the wall clean and uncluttered

• Creating modular, expandable gear walls that adapt with your needs

Gravity Grabber’s versatility makes it a smart addition for riders who have multiple boards, seasonal gear, or simply want a better-looking, safer storage option.

Tips for Storing Your Snowboard at Home

• Dry your board completely before storing to prevent moisture damage.

• Loosen or remove bindings for long-term off-season storage to relieve tension.

• Store indoors in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat sources.

• Use secure, padded hangers that protect the board’s edges and top sheet.

• Rotate boards periodically if displaying multiple decks to avoid uneven exposure.

A little extra attention goes a long way in keeping your board ready for the next powder day.

Protect Your Board with Smarter Storage

Choosing the right snowboard hanger isn’t just about saving space—it’s about protecting your gear and showcasing what you love. Whether you prefer traditional racks or flexible systems like Gravity Grabber, giving your snowboard a dedicated, secure place keeps it looking good, riding smooth, and ready for every winter adventure.

Because your board deserves a better home than just the corner of the garage.