Behind the boat the board isn't a quick as some continuous rocker boards I've ridden, but I can still take it out into the flats without any problem. When I time the pop right, I can get some serious height on my wake jumps. Again - it feels like its too big for me because its not as easy to fling around as my older board when I'm trying to spin more than 3, but its fun to float nice 180s and 3's on.
As for ollies, with a good pre-pop I can get onto some knee-high rails, etc with the board, but this wasn't any different from any of my other boards. Like I said, I'm not much of a cable rider and don't do to many ollie's behind the boat