How to Store Ski Boots

When the winter weather begins to subside and it's time to put away your ski equipment for another year, perform the proper maintenance and preparation to ensure your equipment stays in good condition through the summer months. Moisture can wreak devastating damage on your equipment, so make certain everything is dry.

Things You'll Need

  • Absorbent towel
  • Thick plastic bag
  • Duct tape
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Instructions

    • 1

      Remove the inner linings of your boots and place them in a warm location where they can dry, if necessary. Leave the inner linings out of the boots until they are completely dry.

    • 2

      Wipe the insides of your boots with the absorbent towel to remove every trace of moisture from them.

    • 3

      Insert the linings back inside the boots after making sure the linings are thoroughly dry. Position the tongues properly inside the boots and loosely buckle the boots.

    • 4

      Place the boots into a plastic bag and wrap the bag carefully around the boots. Secure the bag with duct tape to keep dust and insects out of the bag.

    • 5

      Store the ski boots in a dry location with moderate temperatures. Avoid storage locations where temperatures vary widely between extreme heat and extreme cold.