Forgive my ignorance, the only gear guide I've come across (before realskiers.com) was by the ski megazines. They break skis down to all mountain and cruisers, groomed or powder, but not the lumpy textured surface we have so many on the east coast!
Although I do go out west, the majority of my skiing will be done near home, which is kind of boring brown hills with, often man-made, white thing resembling real snow. So where the fun? When they form these diamond shaped lumps we call moguls!
So, what makes a ski good for moguls, since I can't find them by flipping the pages of ski mag "gear (mis-)guides"?
Oh, my definition of "good" as a ski that's fun and snappy on the bumps, yet forgiving enough so I don't constantly eat snow! So, what kind of character I should look for? Flex, side cut, waist, etc... Or is it too personal to generalize?