ST. GEORGE JET SKI RENTAL FIELD GUIDE
Spark Trixx by Sea‑Doo: Multi‑Day Rentals out of St. George for Lightweight, Trick‑Friendly Riding
Flow LLC rents 2021 Sea‑Doo SPARK TRIXX machines for multi‑day use from St. George, a lightweight, towable platform built to make tricks easy — this guide explains what to expect and how to plan.
Spark Trixx by Sea‑Doo: Multi‑Day Rentals out of St. George for Lightweight, Trick‑Friendly Riding.
Flow LLC offers multi‑day rentals of the 2021 Sea‑Doo SPARK TRIXX, a deliberately lightweight, three‑seat machine designed so pulling off tricks feels simple and fun; these rentals let you tow a nimble craft from St. George to nearby reservoirs for extended days on the water.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
2021 SPARK TRIXX — Built for play
The rental fleet uses the 2021 SPARK TRIXX: lightweight, easy to handle, with features such as iControl®, IBR® (Intelligent Brake and Reverse), VTS™ trim, a slim seat and LinQ™ attachment points that make short‑course riding and tricks accessible.
Tow‑and‑ride access to surrounding lakes
Renters can take the jet skis to any surrounding lakes where watercraft are legal; Sand Hollow, Quail Creek and Lake Powell are among the most popular destinations for multi‑day outings.
Towable, simple pickup and insurance basics
The Spark Trixx is very lightweight and towable by most vehicles (a small car with a 2" ball is often sufficient); rentals require a $500 damage pre‑authorization per craft and mandatory coverage charged at $10/day with a $3,500 deductible.
What the day feels like
What multi‑day Sea‑Doo time feels like
A multi‑day Sea‑Doo rental from St. George centers on the playful simplicity of the SPARK TRIXX — short, nimble runs, easy ferrying between reservoirs, and extended hours on water when you tow the machine to nearby lakes for day after day of riding.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this rental suits — and who should reconsider.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Bring proof of age (renters must be 18+); be prepared for a $500 damage pre‑authorization per jet ski at arrival and for mandatory coverage charged at $10/day per jet ski (see operator for deductible details).
Daily rental pickups are typically scheduled between 8:30 AM and 10:00 AM with drop‑offs 8.5 or 5.5 hours later; pickup and dropoff times can be flexible but a $50 fee applies if you are more than 30 minutes late.
The Spark TRIXX is very lightweight and towable by most vehicles; a small car with a 2" ball can often tow these machines — contact the operator if you have questions about your specific vehicle.
Mandatory coverage is charged at $10/day per jet ski with a $3,500 deductible before the operator will cover additional damages; the operator takes a $500 damage deposit via credit‑card pre‑authorization which is released if no damage is found.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How old do I have to be to rent a Sea‑Doo?
All renters must be 18 years or older.
Is there a damage deposit?
Yes — a $500 damage deposit per jet ski is taken at arrival as a pre‑authorization on your credit card and released after return if no damages are found.
What does insurance cost and how does the deductible work?
Mandatory insurance coverage is charged at $10/day per jet ski. There is a $3,500 deductible that must be met before Flow will cover additional damages.
Where can I take the jet skis?
You can take the jet skis to any surrounding lakes where jet skis and watercraft are legal; Sand Hollow, Quail Creek and Lake Powell are particularly popular. Note that Lake Powell charges a $30 National Park Service entry fee (2–10 day pass).
When are pickup and dropoff times?
Daily rental pickups are typically between 8:30 AM and 10:00 AM with drop‑offs 8.5 or 5.5 hours later. Times are flexible but a $50 fee is charged if you are more than 30 minutes late once times are set.
Can my small car tow the Sea‑Doo Spark Trixx?
Yes — the Sea‑Doo Spark Trixx is very lightweight and towable by most vehicles; a small car with a 2" ball can often tow them, though you should contact the operator with questions about your specific vehicle.