Choice of Freestyle Wing (Airwave Burn vs Air-G Sophie versus RR Rolling)

Today I test flew a 21m2 Airwave Burn and enjoyed it very much... it´s a playful wing with a very precise turn and a really direct feel. It also felt very solid and very safe, and I imagine it´s about as safe as a DHV-2 with a little extra dynamism.

I´ve heard many good things about the Air-G Sophie, although there aren´t many videos of it available.

And the RR Rolling is widely recognized as a calm, safe freestyle wing with lots of potential for maneuvers.

I´ll be changing wings next year (I´m currently flying a Niviuk Hook S over the top weight) and I want a freestyle wing that isn´t too hot. Where I fly (Lima, Peru), we only practice with about 200-250m altitude over water so I want a wing that will be more dynamic than my current wing and more precise also, but without sacrificing safety. I currently do max amplitude wingovers, SAT, and have just worked out the full stall (did my fourth and fifth full stalls today).

So, which of these wings would be your choice? I also want a decent "floatiness", not a wing that flies like a piano. I am thinking either the Rolling 24, or the Sophie 23... but I am not sure how dynamic the Sophie is. The Burn seems to me like a great wing but what I don´t like is the size... 21 sqm means I won´t be able to float very much at all in Lima´s coastal conditions. My takeoff weight is 98kg.

Thanks in advance!
-Alex