Frontside skis (also called carving skis) are built specifically for what you're doing. They have narrower waists—typically under 80mm—which lets them tip onto edge quickly and hold a clean, carved turn on hardpack and groomed snow. If you love laying down trenches on corduroy or skiing fast on firm snow, this category is hard to beat.
The trade-off is flotation. Those narrow dimensions that make carving skis so responsive on groomers work against you in soft or deep snow. If you regularly venture off-piste or ski areas that get frequent powder, you'll find these skis sinking and struggling rather than floating.
Choose frontside skis if you spend the vast majority of your time on groomed runs and prioritize edge hold and quick turn initiation. If you mix in off-piste days or softer snow more than occasionally, an all-mountain ski might be the more versatile pick.