I won't store my saws outside in my shed because I don't want to lose them. Around here, a thief would step over your wallet to grab a good firewood saw. They'd figure the wallet's probably empty, but the saw will make them money.
I usually only have to go from the basement to my carving pit, a distance of less than 200'. I find a wheelbarrow will hold all six saws, PPE, gas and bar oil, and plenty of other stuff... all in one easy trip each way.
I nest the smaller saws as shown to reduce the space they take up. When I get up to the carving site I grab two at once by the chain brakes, saves a little time.
Odd stuff gets packed into the nooks and crannies around the saws.
The chaps go on next as a cushion for the bigger saws. I'll have to nest them together to make room for the 372XP when that comes along. Should be able to move 7 saws at once plus PPE, then bring them back for lockup in the shop.
I do the same nesting thing when I travel. I can fit all six saws in my locking truck box, as well as all the PPE and a small tool box. The 372 won't fit in there with them, so she'll have to ride up front with the King.