How/where to store sticks for a longe time

[Norwegian#30]

I have just bought 6 curtis curves, and because im not going to use all of em at the same time(realy?) i was wondering what the best place to store em would be for the season.
Cold/hot/room-temp/wet/dry/etc room.
Doing this so that they wont "crisp up"

yea this xact same thing is on the puckstoppers(but who cares)

[dsegundo]

Does it really matter? For one you can't go wrong with a room with a constant temperature and no water....

[Norwegian#30]

weell i dunno i have seen some peaople post about its importance........i was just curious cuz i dont want to end up with toothpicks for the second half of the season.........

[Chilis93]

Let them in the plastic and store it a room with the normal room temperatur, 20°C or something in this range is good.

[Norwegian#30]

They didnt include plastic but i might try and find some to have em in....thanks

[OperationIvy]

AHHH, come on they are just sticks! I keep my sherwoods in my basement. They are fine, I have been storing 4 in there since last year. But if you really want to keep them in tip top condition, keep it a little below room temp and store them in garbage bags, make sure no water gets in, and makes sure there is no condensation. If there is, try some where else.

[Chilis93]

I store my sticks in my room, my toilett () and in the teams locker...

[Norwegian#30]

damd, our toilet is to smal for that
yea theire just sticks, but i havent had any new equipment in some time so....i wanted to make a fuz about it
and i have never had 6sticks at the same time before......so i wanted to fuz about that to
sorry if that disturbs anyone

[Last_Line_of_Defence]

I have been told keeping your sticks in a freezer keeps them good. The reason he is asking because if you leave your sticks in a normal room temp. they dry out and break easier.

[Snydes1987]

i store my sherwoods in my basement along with all my other equipment and they'll be there for a long long time.

[backup_goalie]

Woah, rolleyes overdose!

I just keep my sticks in the corner of the room away from the window, so the temperature and humidity is as constant as it gets. I have no basement

[bc30]

Mine are in the garage - I put up a couple wide hooks, like the kind for hanging ladders, bicycles, etc. and store them horizontal so they arent standing on the tip of the blade. The only thing to avoid would be extreme temp changes or extreme humidity changes.

BC

[daveB]

my freezers are too small for my sticks I did try though but it didnt work.