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Los Angeles area kayak storage?
Posted by: thebordella on Jan-05-13 12:23 PM (EST) Category: Kayaks

Hi -- I am relocating from the east coast to the L.A. area. I enjoy recreational kayaking and own two 12 foot kayaks.

I don't yet know what my living arrangements will be in L.A. but they might not accommodate the kayaks, which I currently simply store in my garage.

Is anyone here familiar with the L.A. area and whether there are affordable options for basic kayak storage?

thanks!

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Los Angeles area kayak storage? - thebordella - Jan-05-13 12:23 PM
- Try asking Southwinds... - seadart - Jan-05-13 5:21 PM
  - Xtreamline Sports - Peter-CA - Jan-06-13 1:27 PM
- Try NAC or Newport Aquatic Center - clydehedlund - Jan-05-13 5:28 PM
- Living room - tsunamichuck1 - Jan-05-13 6:36 PM

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  Try asking Southwinds...
  Posted by: seadart on Jan-05-13 5:21 PM (EST)

http://www.southwindkayaks.com/

they have locations in Irvine and Newport Beach and may know of an option. The problem with LA is not much of anything involving rent, real estate etc is affordable in anyplace you would want to leave your boat. Driving times can be quite long due to traffic so choose where you put it carefully.

  Xtreamline Sports
  Posted by: Peter-CA on Jan-06-13 1:27 PM (EST)

Along with Southwinds, you could ask Xtremeline Sports in San Pedro about options they may know of.
http://www.xstreamline.com/

  Try NAC or Newport Aquatic Center
  Posted by: clydehedlund on Jan-05-13 5:28 PM (EST)

-- Last Updated: Jan-05-13 5:29 PM EST --

Best bet would be to sell or give away your kayaks and switch to SUPs when you get there? I'd just rent from NAC unil fully settled?

  Living room
  Posted by: tsunamichuck1 on Jan-05-13 6:36 PM (EST)

12 ft kayaks should be easy to store even if they go up a flight of steps

	Try asking Southwinds... Posted by: seadart on Jan-05-13 5:21 PM (EST)
	http://www.southwindkayaks.com/ they have locations in Irvine and Newport Beach and may know of an option. The problem with LA is not much of anything involving rent, real estate etc is affordable in anyplace you would want to leave your boat. Driving times can be quite long due to traffic so choose where you put it carefully.

	Xtreamline Sports Posted by: Peter-CA on Jan-06-13 1:27 PM (EST)
	Along with Southwinds, you could ask Xtremeline Sports in San Pedro about options they may know of. http://www.xstreamline.com/

	Try NAC or Newport Aquatic Center Posted by: clydehedlund on Jan-05-13 5:28 PM (EST)
	-- Last Updated: Jan-05-13 5:29 PM EST -- Best bet would be to sell or give away your kayaks and switch to SUPs when you get there? I'd just rent from NAC unil fully settled?

	Living room Posted by: tsunamichuck1 on Jan-05-13 6:36 PM (EST)
	12 ft kayaks should be easy to store even if they go up a flight of steps