I got the Enforcer 110s at the beginning of the season, and skied 6 days on them between Kicking Horse, Lake Louise and Revelstoke. Conditions ranged from no snow in over a week (Lake Louise), to a decent amount of powder (Revelstoke and Kicking Horse). I will confirm that the Enforcer 110s carved shockingly well on groomers that hadn't gotten new snow in awhile for a ski of their width. I am not a huge guy, so they struck a good balance between being stiff enough to carve well and plow through crud, but soft enough to pivot quickly and be fun in powder. They feel great when driven, but don't take as much force as, say, the 2017 Bones to get them to carve edge to edge.
Blister has described them as a slightly damper Soul 7 (not sure if they are referring to the 2017 or 2018 Soul), and I think that's fairly accurate. Although these skis come across as intimidating considering the two sheets of metal and excellent reviews, they're highly versatile. For my own use, they are the wider ski in a two ski quiver.