Buying my kayak

After my kayak fishing experience, I decided that kayak fishing was something that I would like to do. So I searched the Internet for the kayak that would suit my situation. I needed a kayak that is within my budget ($1k), portable, takes up little storage space and big enough for me (I'm tall). Hard shell kayaks were out of the question as I don't have a car. So it was down to inflatables.

There were some fishing kakis in Singapore that were using the Advance Elements kayaks. I had a look at the specs and decided that my legs wouldn't fit in properly under the kayak's coaming. Next up was the Airis Sport by Walker Bay. It was a sit-on-top kayak and had several lengths depending on the model. So far, it passed my criteria of:
Budget - under $1k after conversion.
Portable - it was rolled up and fitted into a backpack. (The advert had a guy carrying it while cycling!)
Storage space - Carries like a backpack, so storage no problem.
Big enough - they have several models to choose from. (9, 10 &11ft)

SETTLED! I'm getting an Airis Sport 11

As this was a US company, it meant shipping it to Singapore would have costs a bomb! So I decided to go and collect it myself in US.