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The specification discloses a ski-storage rack enabling skis to be easily, yet positively, stored in a vertical position against a wall. The rack includes a wall-mounted pegboard from which extends a plurality of linearly aligned, headed pegs horizontally spaced to receive skis therebetweeen. Furthe

The specification discloses a ski-storage rack enabling skis to be easily, yet positively, stored in a vertical position against a wall. The rack includes a wall-mounted pegboard from which extends a plurality of linearly aligned, headed pegs horizontally spaced to receive skis therebetweeen. Further included is a keeper board mountable on the pegs to retain the skis in position between the keeper board and pegboard. The keeper board defines a plurality of downwardly opening slots cooperating with the headed pegs to permit the keeper board to be slid over the pegs but not pulled axially beyond the peg heads. Preferably, a floor box is also included to support the lower ends of the skis.

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A ski-storage device comprising: a peg board to be secured to a vertical support surface, said peg board including a base and a plurality of generally linearly aligned peg members extending in generally a common direction away from said base, at least two of said peg members each including a shaft p

A ski-storage device comprising: a peg board to be secured to a vertical support surface, said peg board including a base and a plurality of generally linearly aligned peg members extending in generally a common direction away from said base, at least two of said peg members each including a shaft portion and an enlarged head portion extending from said shaft portion generally opposite said base, said peg members being horizontally spaced to receive vertically oriented skis therebetween; and a keeper bar removably supported on said pegs, said keeper bar being completely unattached with respect to said peg board so as to be entirely removable from said peg board to permit ready access to said peg board, said keeper bar defining a plurality of downwardly facing openings to receive said shaft portions when said keeper bar is supported thereon, said openings having a width wider than said shaft portion and more narrow than said head portion, whereby when said keeper bar is supported on said pegs to secure skis between said keeper bar and said base, said keeper bar cannot pass axially beyond said peg heads.