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Tritoons for sale

Tritoons add a third center tube for more flotation, a smoother ride in chop, and the buoyancy to carry bigger motors for tubing and skiing. On Buoy List you will find performance tritoons from owners who wanted a pontoon that could also pull watersports. If you want lake-boat comfort with real horsepower, this is the tube count to shop.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does a used tritoon cost?

Used tritoons commonly run 25,000 to 60,000 dollars, and high-horsepower performance models with premium features can exceed 70,000 dollars. The larger motors these boats carry and their upholstery and electronics packages drive the higher prices.

Is a tritoon worth it over a regular pontoon?

If you want a smoother ride in chop, the buoyancy to carry a bigger motor, and the ability to pull skiers and tubes, a tritoon's third tube is well worth it. For calm-water cruising alone, a twin-tube saves money. Choose the tritoon when watersports, rougher water, or higher speed matter.

How much power can a tritoon handle?

Tritoons commonly run 115 to 250 horsepower and some performance models take even more, thanks to the added flotation and lifting strakes. More power means faster tubing and skiing but higher purchase and fuel costs. Match the motor to whether you cruise or chase watersports and speed.

What should I check on a used tritoon?

Inspect all three tubes for dents, corrosion, and water intrusion, check the transom and motor mount for a boat that carries real horsepower, and run the motor to temperature. Take a sea trial to feel the ride at speed, and inspect the upholstery and electronics. A sea trial matters more here given the speeds these boats reach.