im thinking about getting this board, anybody try it out yet, if so how was it?

heard alot about em' should be a pretty awesome board........i mean it is shaun murry.

I recieved an email from Shaun regarding this board for my wife and as an alternate board to teach people on and give me a chance to try something other than my 140 premier. He puts everyone at his camp on it and has had no problems. He said it would ride like the old belmont but...I will just paste his email here... <BR> <BR>brian, both the TFD and the Temet are continuous rocker and super forgiving. If <BR>you like the belmonts then you should like the temet since that is where it came <BR>from. I raised the center of the board to soften landing, like a spoon and made <BR>the tip of the board track differently so while riding switch it tracks better to help <BR>the akward feeling. Most beginners wont notice but intermediate to advance <BR>should notice some. I put everyone at my camp on a temet and they are super <BR>happy with it. Just remember, the bigger the better as long as it doesn't feel <BR>huge under you. more to land on, more to take off and more forgiving all <BR>around. put your stance out as wide as you can go to help with smoother <BR>landings. similar to doing squats with weights, wide stance, chest up. <BR> <BR>good luck. shaun <BR> <BR>I ordered mine today. I asked about the TFD because the local school here uses it as there beginers teaching board. <BR>

I just got a Hyperlite Temet 142.3 at the houston boat show. It is my first board, so I am itching to ty it, just have not had a clear weekend to get on the water yet. I got it and spin bindings for about $450 so i just could not turn it down. <BR> <BR>That was the only board my wife and I could agree on. <BR> <BR>No I just need to figure out how to wakeboard. <img src="http://www.wakeworld.com/MB/Discus/clipart/biggrin.gif" border=0>