Naish Psycho Nvision: SNEAK PREVIEW of Their New Big Air Kite
Ewan Jaspan gives an exclusive sneak preview of the unreleased Naish Psycho Nvision — a digitally-printed, welded-seam big air kite built for precision, faster steering and top-end performance, with sizes designed around what the pro riders actually use.
Timestamps:
0:00 Intro: Ewan Jaspers at AWSI with an unreleased kite
0:05 Not out yet — this is a sneak preview
0:09 Introducing the new Psycho Nvision
0:12 Nvision: Naish’s innovation line — top materials, top-end performance
0:24 Still built to stay accessible, like every Naish product
0:31 The first Psycho Nvision was Aluula — this one isn’t
0:36 Why they switched: better performance at a lower price
0:50 Starting with the construction — it looks very different
0:57 A complete digitally-printed canopy, leading edge and strut
1:02 How that differs from traditional screen-printed kites
1:17 More environmentally friendly, fewer harmful chemicals
1:21 New printing techniques so the canopy doesn’t bleed or fade
1:32 Naish also makes children’s toys — strict standards for durable ink
1:46 High quality printing that won’t rub off or fade
1:54 Construction: the leading edge is welded at every segment seam
1:59 Makes every panel feel like one continuous piece
2:05 The leading edge feels like one giant piece of Dacron
2:09 Steering input transfers smoothly from wingtip to wingtip
2:17 Makes for a responsive, quick-steering kite
2:21 That base opens up faster steering as standard
2:30 Can be bridled for more lift without sacrificing steering
2:37 Two kites in the range: the Q-Series Psycho and the Nvision
2:39 The Q-Series: forgiving, big lofty jumps, soft landings
2:56 The Nvision takes more precision — like a race car
3:01 Good steering input and timing get rewarded
3:08 Also easier to misfire a jump — it’s a quicker kite
3:13 Needs a bit more technique, but still an easy kite overall
3:19 Some riders may get more height on the Q-Series
3:25 Higher-level riders unlock the Nvision’s ultimate performance
3:34 Size range designed around what pro riders actually use
3:40 The 6m: a three-strut kite built for double loops
3:46 7–10m: built for big single kite loops and hang time
3:51 11–12m: fast and loopable, but focused on hang time and old-school moves
4:00 A lot of time and thought went into this kite
4:03 Developed with local and international team riders
4:11 Focused on making the ultimate big air kite
4:13 Wrap-up: that’s the Psycho Nvision
More info: https://www.naish.com/ (this kite is not yet released, so there’s no dedicated product page yet — check the Naish site for the launch)
