Centennial Park 2021 Kayaks

No matter if you are after fishing or recreational kayaks in Centennial Park you have come to the right place. We can deliver to Centennial Park 2021 from just $85 per single kayak or $100 per tandem kayak from our Sydney Canoes Factory Outlet. We use imported plastic (from UK) and make the kayaks to with stand harsh Ausralian conditions. Our mission is to help as many people as we can to get out on the water with our kayaks that offer good value. We recommend you to read reviews from our customers before you purchase so you know you are not buying any cheap kayak. Aferpay and Zippay accepted.

Recent Reviews:

I love my Kayak & I was most impressed with the service I received in store from Ben ! - Rachael O'reilly

I bought two Osprey single kayaks from Kayaks2Fish a couple of months ago for my partner and me and we love them. They have plenty of room and are very stable. We received excellent service and a good deal from Kayaks2Fish. - Clyde C.

Thanks Kayaks2Fish for the great service on the second batch kayaks that we recently purchased. After such great experiences with our first two, we decided to add two more. The whole process was so simple, from online ordering to makes some changes in our pickup process - everything was handled professionally and promptly. We have had a great time in the kayaks already - Jacqui

Next gen 10 ,Works well, nice and stable. Carry handles do seem like they won't last too long i could be wrong. Either way Would recommend. - brodie m.

I bought a Nextgen 10 mkii Yak online earlier this year. I had looked up many other brands however being around 118kg and top heavy so the Nextgen 10mkii looked a good option, after checking a few YouTube reviews the choice was made. Build quality is solid and the rails and compartments are great. I am impressed, the only negatives are the rudder system really frustrate me, when I picked it up I was told it was easy but I have adjusted it several times and still not happy. I think it needs an update in design because it lets down a good unit. Leg room is fine for me being 5.9 however it would be an issue if you are 6 ft or more. Stability was a big concern for me being older and top heavy, I have had incidents in the past tipping over so when I launched it on the lake i was a bit wobbly at first. After a bit of time I found the yak to be fairly stable in the water, I nearly tipped it reaching for my rod so I have ordered outriggers before I launch in the sea. So after my first voyage I got home and adjusted a few things and installed some accessories ready to go out again tomorrow. So I would describe this experience like falling in love, at first she looked amazing until you went out and discovered some things you don't like but you go out again and like her more and more. Before you know it you're in love. - Christopher Agnostos