Really tasty and healthy sandwich that was also affordable.

After reading the limited reviews i took a punt on this kayak and im very pleased i did. It has features above its price and is a very solid yet lightweight unit. My dad bought another budget model from another company at 200 pounds so slightly less than what I paid but the difference is night and day. The Gosea has more of everything. Better built, much more steady in the water and because of the design of the hull, tracks better when paddling along. The seat and paddles are great and I'm comfortable throughout. I've I've only taken it to my local Devon beaches 3 times but already I know this was money well spent and the kayak will give me years of fun. If you are looking at this kayak and debating on whether you should or go for something that's only 40-50 cheaper, go for this one. You'll regret buying any other budget kayak otherwise. Yes you can go out and pay whatever you like for kayaks and they will be faster and lighter and will no doubt have a coffee machine built into it but as it's only a hobby I was never prepared to pay more that what I have done. To sum up - a budget kayak that punches well above its weight.

I couldn't believe the price I paid for my Go Sea Pioneer. I haven't seen anything cheaper than the Outdoor Hub website. And it was delivered the next day! I was nervous that when it turned up it wasn't going to be a good product, but it's superb. It's well built - it will probably last me a lifetime. It has a neat waterproof container built in, which I use for my mobile. I ordered the deluxe with a large seat which is very comfy. I use mine on our local canal and lakes. I wheel it down drop it on and I'm away. It is very steady on the water which is great for me as I don't want the hassle of falling in or getting too wet as the canal isn't very clean. The company have been great to deal with and I can't say enough good things about them.

Have owned a Go sea sit on top for two years now and it is a great all rounder, fast, stable, comfortable, mine is used in the sea in North Devon and would buy another when the time comes to upgrade.

I've only kayaked a few times in the past, mainly hiring. I decided i wanted to own my own as quite a few of my friends do and they keep telling me what fun they have, what great wildlife they see (and catch). I phoned up the Outdoor Hub in Truro who were helpful on the phone and talked me through the options and differences. I went into the shop and i saw the kayaks and they helped me pick one best suited for me - GoSea Glide. Mine and all the models seemed very reasonably priced. I've since been out 8 or 10 times and am loving it. I've even ventured into the surf a few times as i was told the kayak is good in it - such fun! Overall, great kayak and it opens doors to a whole world of fun on the water!

I purchased this kayak with out doing by research, not knowing to much about them. My first trip out I found the kayak extremely unstable compared to my friends perception. In just the slight choppyest of conditions the kayak will put you in the water and on this occasion the kayak filled with water, with only the two storage containers keeping it afloat and with me having to swim back to shore. The seat is uncomfy and the steering peddles for the rudder don't go fare enought inside the boat, so if your tall there useless. Build quality is poor attachments tend to break quick. I've learnt my lesson buy cheap buy twice..! I would reckonmend perception or wilderness.

I bought this kayak as a family fun boat and I have to say I have not been disappointed. I am no expert kayaker, in fact this is only the second yak I have owned, the previous one being a pyrahna surf jet, which I did not get on with. The voyage 2+1 ticks all the right boxes for me, great for all the family to mess about with at the beach, fantastic value for money when compared to other big name boats and it all seems to be well built, I have four kids ranging from 7 to 16 years and they have all given it a hard time yet not a broken seat or mounting point in sight. The only slightly negative point is the size and weight does make it a bit difficult loading and unloading from the car and a trolley is a must, but I should imagine that us the case with all tandems? All in all I'm delighted, why spend more!

I have had one of these for a month now and must say it meets my needs, inshore kayaking/fishing and estuary/river paddling. Very stable and plenty of room. I have tried other sit-on-tops in the past and although this is not the fastest or the quickest to manoeuvre it is, in my opinion, well worth the money and loads of fun.

Hey guys I bought one of these because it was cheap , I have paddled market leaders all my life but wanted a spare For a months holiday this year . What a pile of rubbish , poorly made with bad fittings And cheap tacky seat . I wouldn't buy one ,it took two days to Tear the seat and damage a seat fixing point . The old saying you get what you pay for springs to mind And I unfortunately have ... Overall save a but harder and get A perception or ocean kayak sit on instead Good luck

After reading some of the other reviews I honestly can't understand where the person who slates this kayak is coming from. Great quality, performs as well as any similar kayak I have used and is unbelievable value at the price I paid new. Sometimes you do "get what you pay for" but in this case you get a great product which does exactly what it says on the tin for at least £100 less than the closest comparable kayak I could find. I went out with a friend of mine who has the Go Sea Vector (very similar to an Ocean Frenzy) and we swapped for a bit to try each other’s. I have to say the Vector is a bit quicker through the water but I do like the sitting position on my Vortex. I feel sorry for the people who have paid well over the odds for other models out there and a bit smug when I think of all the extras and accessories I got for the same as you can pay for a kayak on its own. I even purchased a roof rack from Halfords and all in it was the same price as an Ocean Frenzy deal. A big thumbs up from me and highly recommended on every level.

After just returning from my friends house in Cornwall and spending two weeks paddling the Go sea kayaks he owns a vortex and osprey, I am glad to be using my own this afternoon On the river, the go sea kayaks add basis to The time old saying " you get what you pay for". Rubbish styling,inferior handling, poor design, And fittings that are sub standard all make for A cheap kayak that isn't fun to use. The go sea Vortex had the logo peeling when it was new and A leak from somewhere, we found out where one Week later when the scupper hole split open top To bottom mouldings split... That said it was 180 Quid, however I would pay the extra bit and have one That is enjoyable and from a good manufacturer, Not good and I wouldn't recommend to anyone!!!