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Car, garage, basement. Just prop em up against a wall. When I had a small apt they went under the bed. Skis are super durable they can go anywhere.
Best not to leave them covered in snow in a bag in the car cause it’ll rust em as the snow melts. That being said if you don’t care about how sharp the edges are I’ve been doing that for many years and it seems fine...comes off as soon as you carve some clean lines in the snow.
ericformanCar, garage, basement. Just prop em up against a wall. When I had a small apt they went under the bed. Skis are super durable they can go anywhere.
Best not to leave them covered in snow in a bag in the car cause it’ll rust em as the snow melts. That being said if you don’t care about how sharp the edges are I’ve been doing that for many years and it seems fine...comes off as soon as you carve some clean lines in the snow.
I keep my skis in the furnace room so they dry on their own but if you keep them in the car or somewhere cold, make sure to wipe that shit down with a rag.
You want them in an environment that isn't super damp and humid.
You should really listen to this guy, even though I personally do not because all the worst places to store them are also the most convenient. In ranked order from still covered in snow in car, still covered in snow in garage, in car, in garage, in basement.
What you should DEFINITELY NOT do though is leave your boots sitting around with wet liners if it can be avoided. They will smell like ass and fixing it is really hard. Much harder than getting rust off edges.
