If you take big divots, or you are going to play out of soft conditions, you are probably looking at more bounce.  The bounce is what keeps the leading edge of your wedge from digging too much into the turf (or sand).  So the more bounce, the more it resists digging.  If you like to sweep your wedges, open the face and don't take much of a divot, you would tend to get a wedge with a little less bounce.  As Bob would say though, "bounce is your friend".

The search function does work!  Looking at the "Wedge Selection Guide" on here put me in between a DD and Skilled Shot Maker.  Mainly a DD, but can adapt when needed.  I have a 60.04 right now that is difficult to play on my home course.  The bunkers are fluff 95% of the time I'm out there.  The 60.07 should be okay, but concerned that the 60.10 might be a bit much.