I have many kayaks and have had many kayas in my day and this one is by far the most comfortable, plenty of leg room and the chair is extremely comfortable too! Tracks well and is lightweight, the wheel on the keel is the cherry on top! Just get it

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I recently received this kayak to review on my fishing channels and I have to say that I am in love! In a normal week, I fish at least 4 days and often spend a minimum of 5 hours on the water. Yesterday evening, I took the Tundra out for about 4 hours on one of my family's ponds. I was comfortable the entire time! Being able to adjust the seat and foot rests make a world of difference. I also really like the padding on both sides that adds extra comfort. I will say one of my favorite features happens to be the hands free phone holder. It allows me to take photos or videos of my catch at anytime with ease, which is a big deal for me. I found it cool that there are multiple grooves that allow you to change the angles up a bit. I am definitely going to spend a lot of time in this kayak and will post another update in the next 2 weeks!

I had a great experience with customer service. She was very professional and courteous, solved my problem, straight away without any hassle.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This boat surprised me a lot! When it arrived, I judged it for it's size, and what I thought were limited features, but I was WAY wrong. This boat is so much fun. It's extremely light and easy to car top, has plenty of room for a small cooler or tackle box beneath the front hatch in the hull of the boat, and stays dry on the inside. I took it out to Lake Norrell here in Arkansas, which is a few hundred acre lake, and was able to cover around 2 miles in 4hrs. I was fishing, so I wasn't moving very fast, but it handled great. It's extremely agile on the water and floats comfortable even in the most shallow of spaces without scratching the bottom. I had it in less than 12" of water and still didn't scrape the bottom. Hands down my favorite features are the wheel in the keel, which makes it easy to transport, and the incredibly comfortable seat. I felt like I could've spent all day in that seat and not been uncomfortable at all; and I'm 6'4", 235 lbs! I had a blast in this boat and look forward to many adventures in it in the future!

Received this Kayak last week and it has been a gem for us. It has a wheel in the back to help with rolling it over distance and solid handles. The inside offers a small dry hatch and so e rear cargo bungy straps. Big fan of the 2 rod holders behind the seat for easy access. Also the seat is removable... So you can use it for your lunch break on the sand bar. Good job Lifetime! My 9 year old Daughter also loves it.

I was more than impressed and had a lot of fun trying out my brand new Tundra 102 kayak from Lifetime Products! I have been wanting a kayak that offers the versatility for anything from fishing trips on the lake to taking a float in one of our beautiful rivers in the ozarks and this Tundra gets the job done! I was so impressed with the room inside this kayak. It could easily fit everything I could want on a float trip including my fishing gear. I was fishing on a flat and went over several areas where the boat was sitting in inches of water and it floated beautifully over them. I really thought that Lifetime did a great job combining comfort with efficiency. From the thigh pads to the adjustable seating I could not have been more comfortable. I was happy with its maneuverability and its stability throughout my day of fishing. I’ll be recommending this kayak to all my family and friends for sure!

I researched for literally days on kayaks. I was tired of sitting on thin pieces of foam, not having adjustable foot rests, etc. THIS model is INCREDIBLE! Seriously, GO sit in the seat in the store and compare it to the others!!! One person can operate due to the towing wheel. Personally, I do not understand how anyone would rate this thing under 5STARS. It is TOUGH as are all Lifetime products. I am happy to add these 6 kayaks to our growing number of Lifetime products.

Great versatile kayak! I took this kayak out for a leisurely use as well as fishing. This thing works great on both ends! There’s plenty of room and a leg rests are padded. I am 6 foot two and I was extremely comfortable in this kayak. It’s fun to use and fun to fish from. Easy to move because it’s lightweight. And with the wheel on the back along with the handles on both front and back, it makes the kayak very easy to move around. I’m very happy with this kayak

This is exactly what I was looking for! Kayak tracks well and fits perfectly in my truck. A great option for the casual and intermediate to advanced kayaker.

I bought this a couple of weeks ago, but hadn't had a chance to take it out until today. The good news was it floated and seemed OK from that aspect. Unfortunately, I was displeased with the complete lack of instructions on how to put together the seat. I have never failed to put anything together, ever, until this seat. Though maybe I have it right now, I don't really know - my butt is no longer sitting on the bumpy plastic that's under where the seat goes, but it doesn't feel right. And it doesn't stay put - the divots you apparently place it in do not let it clip into place in any way, unlike what a Q&A says it should do. Some straps are fully extended, most are fully retracted (which also implies I have it together wrong), but it was the only way it seemed to even sort of work. Gosh, what I wouldn't give for actual instructions or a video. The hole you sit in is HUGE. I am 5'11" and I can only barely reach the front edge of it where you can put your phone. This is not good, because it makes there be no place to put small items like your phone or a drink that is reachable (also see the squirting back). The "adjustable seat" is in the way of any place between your legs you might have to place things, too - so it's either almost-out-of-reach or it's rolling around on the bottom of the kayak. I expected better. There's a clip for a bungee cord on the right hand side *exactly* where a paddle would slip past while paddling. Normally I don't slide the paddle along the upper edge of the side of the seating area while paddling, but it sometimes happens especially since this kayak is so wide. When that does happen then BANG the clip on that side is right in the way which makes a fantastically loud sound when you whack it, and the sounds that came out of my mouth when I whacked my finger on it was even louder. They could have recessed that differently and had it not be a problem, but .. they didn't. Right in the way. I'm sure it'll break off soon, and I could unscrew it since I know it's a problem now, but if I did that then I'll be faced with the recess they DID put being in that same place, so it'll be a different bang but a bang nevertheless. Just poor design, like someone never actually sat in this kayak and tried to use it. The wheel clogged up and refuses to turn after 3 feet of dragging it down to the lake. I mean it was glorious for the 3 feet though, so maybe if I clean it out I can figure out a way to keep it working and it'll be great. This is on hard packed dirt/gravel mix from the old boat landing beside the house, though I suspect the dirt itself came from the lake edge when I slid it in. Kinda hard to avoid that. In any case, from what I can see it's just packed up dirt around the wheel jamming it into place. I guess if you only pull it along concrete or asphalt it'll probably be OK. Also it's very tippy when pulling it on its wheel. Like they should have either built in two wheels separated by a few inches, or made the one wheel wide enough to be more stable (2-3" wide maybe?). As it is the center of gravity is above the line made from the front handle to the wheel and the wheel is narrow so it's just tippy when wheeling it around. Whatever those holes are in the rear deck - every time you lean way forward to grab your phone or your drink, when you shift your weight to sit back in the seat again, squirts of water come up through the couple of holes back there and spray everything. I'm not particularly heavy, 175 pounds, so that's not the problem. Just designed in such a way that this happens.