Standard metal rotors. The hope floaters just give you extra points of failure, there’s no real benefit and they’re not even very light. I warrantied both of mine when they went rattly then sold the replacements and got cheap steel.
(in theory they could be better for heat; in practice, these days if your brakes aren’t up to the job without fancy rotors, pads etc you should replace them with something that is rather than messing about. Pretty much all quality brakes are fine without it)
Though… What’s wrong with the rear? Outright bending/twisting or uneven surfaces can be a killer but a warped rotor can often be straightened, just like a warped rim.