Any update or reviews for 90s?
Thanks
I was thinking about writing one but haven't had the time to put one together, if you've ever read my previous racquet reviews, I like to be comprehensive

- which takes a lot of time.
But if you're interested in the 90S, I'll give you my opinion as a short summary.
My initial impression of the 90S was quite good, as others have put it, it does feel a bit like a reincarnation of the BS12. The design looks fantastic, I love the colours and the frame profile, which although is fast, it doesn't quite have a sword frame. The outer face of the frame is actually curved, unlike the hexagon shape of the braveswords and it doesn't have quite a sharp edge. This is probably why it is not quite as fast (aerodynamically) compared to the braveswords.
I bought the 3U version (Dry specs: HW = 37.5g, TW = 87.3g, BP = 287mm). It's a fast, even balanced and medium-flex racquet with decent feel. The racquet is very easy to use and seems to do most things very well.
Having used the racquet for a while now, I do find myself going back to my trusty BS11, 12 and LHIs. And this is why...
Less stable upper sweetspot - I like to hit the shuttle slightly above the centre of the sweetspot, in what I call the upper part of the conventional sweetspot. Unfortunately, the 90S seems to be a little unstable in this region, particularly for smashing. It's not a huge deficit, but for me, it leaves me feeling slightly robbed of my effort and gives me a slight feeling of uncertainty. If I modify my timing such that I hit closer to the centre of the string bed, it's absolutely fine. So if you're someone who hits dead centre, you wouldn't have this issue. Compared to a BS12, the head feels less solid which is something I'm personally quite fussy about.
Power - Although the shaft is marginally stiffer than a BS12, which is a good sign for ultimate power, the slight lack of head stability seems to make the power slightly less accessible. In terms of overall power, it is better than the JS11 but is a touch shy of my braveswords.
Feel - The feel is good, better than any other fast racquet Victor has made since the braveswords, all of which I have generally found to be dull and inorganic. The 90s has quite good feel, although if I had to be picky, the braveswords still has the edge, but not by much.
Strung with VS890 at 34lb, no sinking grommets as yet. Although the raised strings beyond the grommet recess at the 2 and 10 o'clock positions is susceptible to damage when picking up shuttles. So I'm extra careful when picking up shuttles.
So all in all a good racquet, one I'm happy to play with, but if only they'd made the upper part of the sweetspot more stable/solid, it would be a clear winner. Best fast Victor racquet since the JS10.
Hope this helps, but happy to answer any questions.