You’ll enjoy most of the same key design features as the Raging Bull throughout, with its wide point pushed forward and even more foam redistributed under your chest / front foot. Complemented by a flatter entry rocker, these elements work together to get you valuable paddle power and instant acceleration up to wave speed.

Unique to the Bullseye however is a slight vee in the nose, a forgiving addition that lifts the forward rails out of the water in steeper sections and helps to initiate turns with less effort – especially useful in weaker surf. This moves to a moderate single to double concave for extra lift and easy rail-to-rail transitions. Similar to the Raging Bull, the Bullseye’s pulled-in tail and slight curve in the exit rocker lets you hit sections hard whenever possible.

Wave type: The Bullseye is a forgiving all-rounder, built to help you catch a lot of waves in small to medium conditions. From flatter, weaker surf to fun points and reefs. 1 – 5ft.

Rocker: Flatter entry rocker for easy paddling and speed off the mark, with slightly more curve in the exit rocker to balance flow with maneuverability and release.

Fin setup: Bullseye comes stock as a five fin and will work equally well as a quad or thruster depending on the conditions.

Glassing specs: Hyfi

Rail type: Bullseye has medium rails, reducing catch and increasing speed in and out of choppy or soft sections.

Hyfi Technology - After two years of research and development between top engineers and some of the world's best riders and over 100 prototype combinations of templates and materials, the resulting Hyfi (Hybrid Fiber) is an exclusive multi layer construction comprising of a stringerless EPS core with a mesh exoskeleton. Lighter, faster and stronger, the Hyfi creates the perfect flex properties for maximum performance. Carbon is added in all the right places for strength and rigidity and something called Olefin Fibres in other areas that require more flex as well as strength.

Picking up a Hyfi, you will definitely notice how much lighter these are than your usual PU board. (20% by all accounts). It should be noted that this doesn't mean you go way lower in volume, thinking it's going to be a lot more bouyant. The guys at JS say not to change your board length at all, and stick with what you normally ride.
Strength wise, Hyfi boards are reportedly 30% stronger than standard PU surfboards.