A sportsboard hanger comprised of a loop-harness apparatus, used in pairs, for storing and displaying sportsboard-based recreational equipment used in the sportsboard industry. This sportsboard hanger invention provides a space-saving advantage at an economical cost, since the primary material is constructed of flexible strap material such as woven-nylon fabric. The sportsboard hanger incorporates an adjustable harness, which has a hooking or eye device sewn into the fabric at the attaching end of the sportsboard hanger. It is then hooked onto an eye or hook screw fastener inserted into the wall or ceiling structure for storage or display of any of the following objects in the sportsboard industry: surfboards, skis, snowboards, wake-boards, skim-boards, skateboards, sailboards, and wake surfboards.