Tritoon Rental 150 — Slow Days on a Texas Lake Out of Houston

MONTGOMERY BOAT RENTAL FIELD GUIDE

Tritoon Rental 150 — Slow Days on a Texas Lake Out of Houston

A time-based tritoon rental operated by 1097 Watersports in Montgomery; this guide lays out pricing tiers, operator requirements, and what to expect on the water.

Tritoon Rental 150 — Slow Days on a Texas Lake Out of Houston.

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Location
Montgomery
Operator
1097 Watersports
Category
Boat Rental
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
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Outside the busy city of Houston, 1097 Watersports runs the Tritoon Rental 150 on the Lake near Montgomery, offering hourly and multi-hour boat rentals for on-water recreation.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE RIG

A tritoon rental ready for lake cruising

The Tritoon Rental 150 is offered by 1097 Watersports for lake use near Montgomery, a straightforward way to get on the water for a set number of hours.

THE PRICEPOINT

Choose by the hour — weekday, weekend and holiday rates

Rates are listed by duration with distinct weekday and weekend pricing and a separate holiday rate schedule; hourly rentals scale from one hour to eight hours with bundled tube options available on some two- and four- and six-hour windows.

SAFETY & LICENSING

Safety equipment provided; state boater education rules apply

Safety equipment is supplied with the rental, and operators born after September 1, 1993, are required to obtain a Texas Boater Education Card to legally operate the watercraft.

What the day feels like

What it feels like on the water

You arrive at the operator, take the tritoon out for a set block of time—one hour up to eight hours—spend the session cruising, tubing (when bundled) or anchored for lakeside breaks, then return to the dock when the rental window ends.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this rental suits — and who should prepare.

1
Active FamiliesFamilies comfortable on the water will find flexible hourly options and tube bundles for play, but should note safety equipment is provided and an eligible operator is required.
2
First-time BoatersGood for novices as safety equipment is supplied, though anyone who will operate the boat must meet state boater education requirements if born after September 1, 1993.
3
Licensed OperatorsIf you already hold the required Texas Boater Education Card, you can operate the vessel during your booked window; otherwise plan to complete the approved course beforehand.
4
Budget-Conscious RentersHourly pricing lets groups tailor time on the water to budget constraints with distinct weekday and weekend tiers and specific holiday pricing.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Rates

Rentals are available by the hour from one to eight hours; weekday and weekend rate schedules differ and holiday pricing is listed separately (holiday rates are subject to change).

What to Bring

The operator provides safety equipment; bring personal items, sun protection, and any personal flotation devices you prefer, and be prepared for a security deposit at booking.

Deposit & Payment

A $500 security deposit is required for the rental.

Training & Licensing

Boat operators born after September 1, 1993, must obtain a Texas Boater Education Card; the state course is available through Texas Parks and Wildlife and takes about three hours to complete.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long can I rent the Tritoon Rental 150?

Rentals are offered from one hour up to eight hours, with specific hourly increments and multi-hour options.

What are the rates for weekday versus weekend rentals?

Weekday (Monday–Thursday) and weekend (Friday–Sunday) rates are listed separately, with weekend prices higher for comparable durations.

Is a security deposit required?

Yes — a $500 security deposit is required for the rental.

Is safety equipment provided?

Yes — safety equipment is provided with the rental.

Do I need a boater education card to operate the boat?

Boat operators born after September 1, 1993, are required to obtain a Texas Boater Education Card to legally operate the watercraft; the approved course is available from Texas Parks and Wildlife and takes approximately three hours.

Are tube or play bundles available?

Tube bundle options are offered for certain rental durations (for example two-, four- and six-hour bundles where listed).

Are holiday rates different?

Holiday pricing is listed separately from weekday and weekend rates and is noted as subject to change.