- Wear sneakers or footwear that you don’t mind getting wet. Chances are, you’ll spend some time in the water, and you don’t know what’s on the bottom.
- Wear a bathing suit. You are likely to get wet.
- Leave valuables behind. If you take a small amount of cash and a camera, make sure they’re in waterproof pouches.
- Bring a water bottle, some sunscreen and a bug repellent.
- Rinse off your equipment before storing and allow to drip dry.
- Create a space or location in your home to keep you kayak up and out of the way during the off season.
One of the challenges kayak owners face is temporary or off-season storage. Sure, they are light and easy to transport, but where do you keep them during other months of the year? As noted in the tips above, the key is being able to stow them so that it not taking up valuable space – either in a shed or your garage.
At Garage Sense, we have worked with many Kayak owners to figure out a storage solution that works for them, while thinking of creative ways to create other storage options for their accompanying gear and things. For the Kayak, our customers found that the Kayak Rack fits the bill! With this rack, you have the ability to get your boat off of the ground and onto the wall. Strong and durable, you can even stack two boats with paddles on one rack. Now, you won’t have to worry about your $600 kayak getting scraped up and kicked around. Better yet, you can avoid costly medical bills because you won’t be tripping over your equipment.
We have also found the Kayak Rack to be a perfect solution for storing car carriers, or anything that is long and needs to be up and out of the way!
Give us a call or request an estimate to learn more about the Kayak Rack and all the other garage organization available to help you conquer the clutter.
Garage Sense
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