It looks fairly blue to me, and yea, throw, but not a very usefull spil based on pics.
If for long distance spotting only I'd say it's a good choice, up close a blue blinder.
You can't even turn it down lower than 700Lm's, again proving it is a "spot light" only and unsuitable for much else, except perhaps showing off.
That's a whole bunch of opinion and supposition from someone who never actually saw the light.
Surely the SR90 is a throw oriented light but the bottom line is that it's 2200L and it's spill would crush that of pretty much any other light. For example the SR90's spill LUX at 1M is almost 3 times that of a Fenix TK40 - itself an exceptionally bright light.
The pic looks you're referring shows the beam looking rather 'blue' because it's next to an incandescent car headlight. The SR90 is 6500K like ~90% of cool white LEDs.
The SR90 is a searchlight - not an EDC. If you need less than 700L you're using the wrong light. If you can afford an SR90 you can afford an M20 or M30 companion and anyone sporting a light like this would surely be smart enough to be carrying a backup.
For you it might not have a purpose other than showing off but there are plenty of people that have an application for a high output light. Security guards, hikers, police/coast guard/military - anyone doing search, interdiction, rescue, ranchers and owners of larger land parcels, boaters, etc, etc, etc....
