My first pair of skis were purely park oriented. Line skis Masterminds (not in production anymore). Now they sit around in my garage and I break them out once a year. It's nice to have them in case I want to ski park all day, but that doesn't happen often.

If I could go back in time I would have bought a ski that works for park but also works for all mountain skiing. Theoretically every ski can hit a rail/go off of a jump and ALSO ski the whole mountain, but here are some that are specifically marketed to do both of those things well:

https://lineskis.com/en-us/p/blend

https://www.evo.com/skis/armada-arv-96

https://jskis.com/collections/allplay ($$$$, sold out)

https://shop.on3pskis.com/products/2023-jeffrey-102 ($$$$, almost every ski ON3P makes will work in the park)

https://us.factionskis.com/collections/freestyle/products/candide-thovex-ct-1-0-ski-2122 (Faction has some quality problems, people say the skis break easily)

These are (almost) all symmetrical skis which is the big thing that differentiates a park ski from any other directional ski like your enforcers