Abstract: A rack primarily for storage of snowboards or skis at an elevated position is formed generally as a triangle with an additional upstanding arm for hanging the rack from a rafter, beam, ceiling or other elevated structure. In one form at least one snowboard can be retained on hooked overhangs that extend beyond the base leg of the triangle, with two such racks being used in tandem to hang the snowboards. The rack can be formed of bent and welded metal rod and has a suspension connection such as a tapered screw thread or other connection at the upper end of the arm for attaching the rack to a selected structure, preferably wood.