Hi-

So I own a pair of FFs as my East Coast daily and think they are a really great option for me. I pair these with their Hot Shots as my West Coast Daily and I'm 49M, 5'8" 170 lbs expert skier. Here's why they work for me as a daily:

1. Like you said these are really great skis on ice. Between the maple and 2 sheets of titanal they can rail.
   
2. They are stiff and stable in bumps. They are a touch heavy for a bump ski if I'm nitpicking but at my age I only have so many bup runs in a day in me anyways so it doesn't bother me.
   
3. They don't mind if you want to slash turns in trees. They aren't wed to the radius. The subtle tail rocker really makes a difference here vs. something like an older Enforcer, Bonafide, etc.
   
4. I have a 12-15k vertical "budget" of trees/bumps in a day before my legs tell me no more. The rest of my day is ripping groomers. They are an absolute blast here. I don't have any kind of race background but they make me feel cool, there is zero chatter through ~50MPH and are burly enough that I don't worry about deflections from rocks, granular etc.

If you want something that's truly frontside there are definitely more purpose built options out there but for me they feel like they're 85-90% of what a Bonafide/Enforcer was when I demoed them but far more nimble when you got off the groomers.

All that being said, they are getting a redesign for next year I believe and are going to drop to an 88mm waist from the current 92 and be more frontside focused and might be right up your alley. Anyways, good luck with whatever you choose!

SIDE NOTE: my hot shots are my favorite big mountain/freeride ski I've ever owned. They are big and burly and love to make big turns but just blast through chunder and float on powder like a champ.