Not light, but far from heavy. It seemed the same as a spectre of similar wingloading, and turned me parallel to the ground within about 90 degrees. If you keep holding the risers you will get a nice carving turn without too much work, but once you let go you will have to wait for the airspeed to slow back to normal flight before you can pull any more as you are pulling too many G's to take in any more front riser. Good sink rate, it got me back from a long spot on my first jump. It's real easy to plane out the canopy, and the flare is very strong.
Landings are comfortable even with the faster ground speed.
Even with the no wind days I had it was easy to stand up the landings with just a few short feet of turf surfing. You should do yourself a favor and try one out when you get a chance, I think it will please you. I've ever jumped. What a sweet parachute. Its so much fun to fly, and it surfs like a dream.