I was comparing the yaks which locals shops supplying in my area and I did a lot of research and found Kayaks2fish Kronos pedal yak suited my needs. Loads of features and so much room for upgrades. 3.7M yak with plenty of room, super stable in the open ocean with decent swell and of course down the rivers in a breeze. Pedal system is such a dream to operate so you can focus more on exploring or fishing. Advise to make sure you do all the recommended tighten of screws and have a tool kit, life jacket, safety flag if in ocean and not forget the oars on board for peace of mind, I got stuck in crocodile infested waters in low tide and pedal system ain't gonna work.... Anywayz now going crazy adding fish finder, battery, solar and can't wait to get back in the drink. Peace! - watermonkey

Ordered online to easy system and openness re availability. Found range and pricing very pleasing. Appreciated regular updates on order and delivery status without need for me to make request. Looking forward to long relationship during my kayaking days. - Steven Allen

Best pricing we could find, great kayaks, easy pick up. Highly recommended. We bought 2 3 person kayaks for our family of 5 and have used them in the Murray. They have fishing rod holders and waterproof storage compartments. - Trash AnBins

I've had my nextgen 11 for a couple of months now, and overall I'm reasonably happy with it, some positives are ,,,,,it tracks well and is very stable,so i can easily stand up in it (I'm close to 100kgs) and there is ample storage room behind the seat,and up front,and the seat is very comfortable, some negatives are,The hatch is noisy to screw in and out,not what you want when your in the zone and want to changes lures etc. A simple 180 degree latch would be betterThe hatch leaks like a sieve, the addition of an O ring would help a lot,The black "box" that holds the drive mechanism also takes in a bit of water, not a major problem , For me the steering arm is just a bit too far forward, I'm average height with average arm length and It's just a bit of a stretch to reach it,even with the seat fully forward, I'd prefer it to be moved back a couple of inches, again its not a major problem , and the turning circle could be better, it also seems to turn one way better than the other, which I'm sure would be just a simple adjustment here and there,For the price ,I do recommend it, (much cheaper than a hobie) I give it an 8/10Tight lines - Andy

Highly recommend there kayaks they are great for the price and even better on the water. Been out quite a few times already and owned it for 2 weeks. Can't wait for some good weather to get back out there. - Josh