Whether you're organizing a gear room or turning your snowboard into wall art, there are plenty of reasons to consider hanging a snowboard on the wall. Wall-mounted storage saves space, protects your gear, and lets you show off your board’s design—especially if it’s a limited edition or a board that’s seen epic lines.

But hanging a snowboard isn’t quite as simple as putting up a shelf. To do it right, you’ll want to consider weight support, board shape, wall type, and how often you still plan to ride it.

Why Hang Your Snowboard?

• Save floor space in tight garages, apartments, or cabins

• Protect edges and bases from damage or warping

• Keep your board accessible for spontaneous trips

• Showcase graphics as part of your space’s aesthetic

Whether you’re storing a daily driver or displaying a retired favorite, the wall can be the perfect place for your snowboard—if done properly.

Things to Consider Before Hanging

1. Wall Type
Mount into wall studs whenever possible. Drywall anchors may not hold the full weight of a board over time, especially with bindings still attached.

2. Orientation
Decide if you want to mount it horizontally (better for art/display) or vertically (more compact and accessible). Orientation affects hardware choice.

3. Pressure Points
Avoid putting stress on the board’s camber, rocker, or tip/tail. Improperly placed hooks or clamps can lead to long-term damage or deformation.

4. Gear Access vs. Display
If you still ride the board, go for a mount that allows quick in-and-out. For long-term display, you can prioritize aesthetics more heavily.

Common Mounting Methods

- Hooks:
U-shaped hooks or padded J-hooks screwed into the wall can cradle the board. Be cautious—this can cause uneven pressure or slippage.

- Brackets or Straps:
Some DIYers use padded brackets or cinch straps to secure the board. Works well for long-term display but can be awkward for daily access.

- Custom Racks:
Wall racks with slots or notches are purpose-built for snowboards. These are secure but often bulky and only hold one type of gear.

A Smarter Option: Gravity Grabber

If you’re looking for a low-profile, gear-friendly way to hang your snowboard on the wall, Gravity Grabber is one of the most versatile solutions available. It uses spring-loaded arms to gently grip your board along the sides—no clamps, hooks, or pressure on sensitive areas.

What makes it stand out:

• Safe on edges and bases

• Easy to load and unload

• Horizontal or vertical-friendly layout

• Works with other gear like skis, paddles, or even garden tools

• Includes built-in side hooks for gloves, helmets, or bags

Whether you're displaying a collector's piece or keeping your daily board ready for the next dump, Gravity Grabber offers a clean, modern solution that protects your gear and keeps your space organized.