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I had EP Pros, now have 2011 Hellbents... the Hellbents kill the EP Pros for everything except slow-speed jibby tree pow, in my opinion. They are a solid leap better on groomers, especially at speed.
Line Blends are not exactly known for being over 128mm in the waist, like the OP wants. Just saying.
The 189 HellBent would be a really fun ski, 132mm under foot, but there is no camber, it is flat under foot. With that said it can still turn on groomers in a very smear style of turning. Very buttery and a fun ski, very easy to load up the tips or tails making it a very poppy ski as well. We have them at Colorado FreeSkier for $405 (free shipping) right now.
http://www.coloradofreeskier.com/product_detail.cfm?CatID=99&PID=3147
If you like camber maybe check out Line's The 130. Obviously 130mm under foot, lots of rocker in the tip and plenty of camber under foot. I light weight ski that can be skied on many days. This ski is listed at $399, also free shipping
http://www.coloradofreeskier.com/product_detail.cfm?CatID=99&PID=3103
Let me know if you have any questions.
Since the Hellbent went to 132mm underfoot I'm preeeettty sure (I own a pair of 179's) that they have very slight camber underfoot.
OP, I'm ~190lb and they're generally not too soft for me in a 179. Too flappy at high speed, yes, but I don't overflex them or drive over the tip.