When winter lasts half the year, indoor sports take over: hockey rinks, gym floors, wrestling rooms. Every one of those programs has gear that needs a good place to live.
Stark County families play hockey, basketball, volleyball, wrestling, baseball, and softball, and many kids do two or three of them. Hockey bags, goalie pads, practice jerseys, mats, ball carts, and concession equipment all need homes, and volunteers often store them in garages that are freezing in January. A shared unit gives each program an organized spot and keeps hand-me-down equipment from getting lost.
Sub-zero garages crack plastic helmets, stiffen leather and pads, and drain batteries in speakers and timers, while damp hockey gear left in a cold space can freeze and mildew. Heated, climate-controlled storage prevents it. To choose the right size, call Storage Unit of Dickinson at (701) 690-5512 and we will help you plan.
Put winter sports gear up front from October through March, then rotate baseball and softball gear forward in spring. Label bins by team, shelve small items off the floor, and keep fuel, chemicals, and perishable food out of the unit.
When equipment is safe and easy to find, coaches coach and parents cheer. Month-to-month terms let your program adjust with every season.
