Holland Park East Kayaks
Looking to buy kayaks in Holland Park East? Check out our range of kayaks. We offer wide range of kayaks from singles to doubles from kids to adults and beginners to pro. You can either pick them up from our Brisbane Single & Tandem Kayaks Factory or have them shipped to Holland Park East 4121 from $13 for single kayaks or from $38 for tandem kayaks. We use imported plastic (from UK) and make the kayaks to with stand harsh Ausralian conditions. Our goal has always been to sell superior kayaks at most affordable prices. We want to you go out there and enjoy the water at a price that does not break the bank. We recommend you to read reviews from our customers before you purchase so you know you are not buying any cheap kayak. And just so you know we also acccept Zippay and Aferpay.
Read Moregreat service, quality yakak, better than expected - Dat Ha
I recently purchased our first ski from these guys, they steered me in the right direction for what my needs are.They were very helpful and friendly, I will be buying another Kayak from them soon. - Mark
Summary I recently purchased a NextGen 11 from Kayaks2Fish. I'm new to the kayak fishing experience, so this over-the-net, sight-unseen purchase was something of a risk. As it turned out, my worries were mostly unfounded and I'm very happy with my new kayak. What follows is a bit more detail on my experience to date, including the inevitable niggles. I hope you find this useful. Unboxing/First Impressions. Pickup. No issues. The guys at the warehouse were aware of the order and quickly loaded the kayak onto my trailer. Once home, unwrapping the 3 layers of protective wrap revealed a kayak with excellent quality, no dents or scratches from transit and a good level of finish. At this point it's worth noting that the kayak comes with no documentation whatsoever. As a newcomer to kayak fishing - and to this brand of kayak - I expected at least a downloadable .pdf to provide some information. Disappointing. By way of example, assembly and installation of the pedal drive required a google search, which thankfully delivered a K2F YouTube video explaining the process. At the very least, an email pointing me to this resource would have avoided some early panic! The kayak includes lots of tracks, eyelets, cleats etc, but again the lack of a manual describing the purpose of each fitting, hole, indentation etc. negatively affects the first impression. I'm sure the kayak and I will work out what’s-what as we go (but we really shouldn't have to). Moving the Beast. This is not a small item and storage and handling is something to be seriously considered. The NG11 can be lifted and carried by one person for a short distance, but for longer, safer transport for both the kayak and the user, then a kayak trolley is going to be a necessary accessory (but see note of caution below). On the Water. The kayak is surprisingly and happily stable, dry and easy to handle. Tracking perhaps isn't as straight as might be expected, but this is a minor irritation rather than 'a problem'. Speed of the pedal drive system is excellent for trolling (approx. 2-3kmh), effortless and sustainable indefinitely. 'Transit speed', i.e. when pedalling to/from a location, is a sustainable 5-6kmh and covers distance admirably. Paddling (rather than pedalling) is fine using the included paddle, although I admit my experience is limited to short periods of use when approaching/departing shallow water. Seat. Really good, keeps your backside out of any water and is nicely adjustable in terms of seat distance from the pedals and the angle of the seat back. K2F Support. Hmmm. A bit fifty-fifty. A couple of examples. My kayak came with a couple of items in the box that do not appear to have an obvious role. A messaging exchange with K2F (and supporting photo) yielded a promise to check and get back to me. Ultimately, this information was never forthcoming. As I mentioned, a trolley is going to be necessary to move the beast around. It's worth noting that K2F will sell you their (very popular) scupper hole trolley, but if you use it, you will void the warranty on the kayak! While no doubt perfectly legal, the ethics of selling you something that might have an adverse impact on the integrity of your new kayak AND your warranty isn’t ideal. - Steve B
I was fortunate to find that my nearest Kayaks2Fish store was at Thornton, only 25 minutes from home. I called in to the store a was met by friendly staff who explained the range to me. I decided on the Triton for my wife and I and my dog too! I did the online purchase of the kayak and some accessories. Top quality gear and I was lucky to pick it all up at Thornton. I will add other accessories as the budget permits, but I’m extremely happy with my purchases. - Mick Allen
Loving my Nextgen MKII in the sunset colour! Great value for money, extremely stable on the water even when standing and casting. Helpful tips and tricks sent regularly from the Kayaks2fish team, as well as after sales service. Only negative is the rudder system is very tight to deploy. Other than that, very happy overall with the kayak...... - Finns Salty Mc Barnacle

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