Stay Safe
Watch our safety video and review the rules before you arrive
Watch before you arrive. Covers equipment overview, kill switch and lanyard, Texas boating laws, and emergency procedures. Required before every rental.
► Coming SoonVideo will also be sent in your Square booking confirmation email.
Boater Education Certificate RequiredA valid Texas Boater Education Certificate is required for all operators under Texas law. Contact TPWD for exclusions, deferrals, and exemptions: TPWD.TEXAS.GOV | 512-389-4846
Safety Briefing
Every rental includes a full in-person safety briefing before you launch.
How the ski works, throttle controls, handlebars, storage, and differences between each unit in the fleet.
The most important safety device. Attaches to your life jacket — if you fall off, the engine shuts down immediately.
Coast Guard-approved PFD provided. Must be worn at all times while operating. Fit confirmed before departure.
Operating hours, distance requirements, no-wake zones, and what's prohibited on Texas waterways.
Call 911 first. Stay near the watercraft if safe. Never attach yourself to a sinking ski.
We answer every question before you launch. No question is too basic — we want you confident on the water.
Texas Law
PWCs may only operate between sunrise and sunset. No nighttime operation.
Maintain at least 100 feet from any vessel, person, dock, or shoreline except at headway speed.
Max 5 mph within 50 feet of swimmers, docks, boat ramps, marinas, and anywhere no-wake signs are posted.
Required for all operators under Texas law. Contact TPWD for exclusions, deferrals, and exemptions: TPWD.TEXAS.GOV | 512-389-4846. If stopped without a valid certificate, the citation goes to the renter.
Operating under the influence carries the same criminal penalties as DWI in Texas.
No wake jumping, wake harassment, last-second swerves, or harassing wildlife.