The eagle 12, 2-1/2 person kayak came with seats & paddles ready to go. We put it in the water and found it tracked well & easy to paddle. Would recommend yes. - Dave Austin

Website had loads of info on specs to assist in selecting the right kayak for me. From ordering kept me informed and arrived on time. Kayak performing to spec so very happy with my purchase! - Hannellie

Absolutely loving my kayak! I have just relocated to an island and there is nothing finer than paddling around in total relaxation! The website was so easy to use and the pick up experience was awesome! The kayak was loaded for me which made it even easier! - Evie

Bought the nextgen9 and very happy with it. Used it on choppy water and had no issues with stability. The kayak is easy to paddle and moves swiftly. Looking to update it with a rudder to keep it on track on windy days. - Patrich

I bought a K2F Osprey and an Eagle Pro (2 seater). The quality of both kayaks seems to be good, I've used both in the water and am happy with them both in terms of stability, comfort, tracking in the water and fun.The Eagle Pro suffers from one very poor design fault and that is for each seat there is a space for a fishing rod holder, accessible water resistant cargo storage and a drink bottle holder. The front bar of the rear seat goes straight over the middle of the drink bottle holder, rendering the bottle holder completely useless. It is beyond me how such a basic design fault could be allowed through the design and QA process. All three features could have been moved forward slightly to allow use of the drink bottle holder, or they could be placed in the same order as they are on the front seat. Another option would be to redesign the chair so it does not have a bar running the full width of it.The other issue I have is the paddles. I received three paddles with the two kayaks, and the right blade of each paddle was at the wrong angle for the right hand grip of the paddle, making them very uncomfortable to paddle with. And the angle was not consistent in the three paddles either, which is careless design. I had to drill the rivet out of each paddle and refit the blade so it was at the correct angle to the grip to make them comfortable to use. The other issue with all three paddles was that they are sold as 'floating paddles' but they allowed water in when one was paddling on the right end (and that was just with normal use, not even fully submerging to paddles). I would think after a long session on the water I doubt the paddle would float if it was dropped if too much water gets in it. Both these issues with the paddle were an easy fix for me, but it is frustrating when you buy a product and then have to fix it so it can be properly used.In saying these things, I would buy from Kayaks 2 Fish again but I would l look more carefully at the design of the kayaks before purchase. - Dan Gee