The Bravo hulls are made of two layers of tough, durable, roto-molded polyethylene.

The outer layer is Super Linear II, the latest polyethylene development for roto-molded boats. It is stiffer, tougher and more heat resistant than earlier molded boats. The second layer is polyethylene foam, which significantly complicated the manufacturing process, but provides a host of benefits.

 Increased stiffness which means less weight.
 Decreased chance of developing leaks.
 Reserve buoyancy in the unlikely event of the hull filling with water.

This is similar to the process and materials used in the production of the Hobie Wave, which has been in use at resorts and rental facilities throughout the world for nine years-the most taxing conditions for any boat!