Once you’ve cleaned and dried everything, there isn’t necessarily a reason to store boots and bags separately. After all, It can even be a way to save space. But, you’ll want to be careful not to place anything on top of the bag especially anything with substantial weight. Making sure that ski boots keep their shape is incredibly important.
You also won’t want to leave the ski boots in the bag on a trip and throw the bag straight into the closet. Your ski boots need maintenance just like any other piece of gear. You’ll want to make sure to wash them thoroughly, dry them completely, check for damage, and buckle them up. When washing, drying, and even storing your ski boots, removing the liners and setting them separately from the boots can be helpful. Remember that even if your boots and liners don’t look dirty, they can take damage from the salt in your sweat if they’re left without cleaning them.