Which rockered fat ski?

[rozboon]

Ok I know how much NS loves 'what ski' threads but I'm going to make one anyway to get some ideas.
So anyway, my Line EP Pros broke. Massive sidewall delam in several places on one ski. Shouuuld be under warranty but one way or another I need some new skis.
A little about me... I'm about 5' 9", 195lb. I eat too many pies.I ski my Southern winters in New Zealand and my northern winters in powdery places like Japan or BC, Canada when money allows.For the last couple of seasons my 'daily' has been a fat, rockered ski. Previously I was on 08 Hellbents, then 09/10 EP Pros. I generally ski all over the mountain, trees, cliffs, park (ignore rails), BC jumps, whatever floats my boat on a given day. Probably take cliffs to 30ft and jumps 50, 60ft? Going warp speed isn't a huge concern. Yeah so what if they suck on hardpack, I love how much fun you can have on big dumb skis.
I really enjoyed the EPs but they were perhaps a bit soft for a bigger guy like me.
So here's my list of skis I can probably get. Budget isn't really an issue since hopefully the importer will warranty mine with a credit or something. Whatever I get will most likely be mounted at center with Jesters.
K2 HellbentAtomic Bent ChetlerVolkl ChopstickK2 ObSETHedLine EP Pro
I've skied the Hellbent and really enjoyed it but that was in pow and I'm slightly worried about the weight, although they're only 120g/pair more than my old ones.
Never skied the Chetler or Chopstick
Skied the ObSETHed today and quite enjoyed it but I kinda feel that if I'm gonna go that fat I may as well go the whole 9 yards and get the Hellbent.
And the EP Pro is exactly the same as my current one with a different topsheet, obviously I enjoyed it but it's hard to return to a model that's fallen apart on you, despite how freakin' sweet they may have been.
What do you reckon, NS?

 

[Chasing-Storms]

Def go Chetlers! Best ski ever. Light, poppy and feel not as wide as they are. I only had skied the S7 before buying my powder skis and also loved those skis. But I am so glad went for the Chetlers.

 

[yeahitsdave]

I'll agree on the Chetlers, ski rules. Light weight, poppy, stiffer than your EP Pros were. Unlike the K2s, they have a ton of life, snap from turn to turn, a much better all mountain ski.

That being said, I would try to warranty your EP Pros and replace them with this years. The ski really is stiffer this year, not like previous years were they said it was stiffer and it really wasnt, there's a legitimately noticeable improvement in stability gained this year. Line is a very cool company on warranty, plus you wouldn't have to pay for a new set, so hello Canada.