I've been flying Prism Hypnotists since they were available. I have several. I'm no pro at tricks but I've spent 20 years enjoying trying to emulate Mr. Reeds excellent abilities. I've had one of my Hypnos with me every trek to the beach, every trek to the park, school yard etc. It never disappoints me. If you want to learn tricks I think it's the best kite bang for your buck. I own many of the kites prism produced. I fly them all. When I learn a new trick on one I go back and try it on the rest. I've never went back to my hypnotist and thought funny I can't get it to do one of the new tricks. It is probably one of the most flown prism kites in my bag. I also don't find myself cringing at the thought of a new trick on the hypno. Their still made and only a call away for parts. I've come back to it with a new trick in my bag and every time some little tug, give or sensing line tension gets it to perform. Since I'm no pro I'll list the tricks I'm competent at with my hypno. Fade, Backflip, lazy susan, flick flack, stall, axle, half axle, coin toss I think that's it. I also find I break less parts on the hypno.
