Adidas Moves 0:01 Moment of Truth

I was really surprised that the original Moves was not in the database here, and this flanker was. I assumed that it was just a LE bottle when I first saw it and did not get it when it came out, and it was not until I joined this wonderful comunity that I found out it was its own scent... This begins with mandarin's reserved juiciness combined with pear leaves and petit grain; green, fresh and sweetly soft. Pear trees have a very distinct smell and this captures the aroma well, despite it's synthetic components. Freesia's soft floral scent creeps gently in combined with violet leaves, so fresh and lush. Cardamom and corriander add a subtle manly spice to this, never getting too warm or heavy. The ultimate finish is a pretty common woody amber musk with a drop or two of patchouli thrown in, nice but nothing monumental. This is pretty nice and by and large I like most Adidas scents. The original Moves was clearer and a tad sweeter than this with a bit more greenery and fruits, but this is a decent flanker and I'm not sorry I bought it... Sillage: okay Longevity: fair Overall: 3.25/5 I concur with the others here for the most part. It is nice, it is very good in fall/cool late summer, and it's nothing to write home about; it's a decent fragrance for casual times and maybe going out for coffee or a drink...

Adidas Moves 0:01 Moment of Truth is fairly unique. It is not often seen except Christmas but well worth the wait and stock up. Moment of Truth is spicy but fruity and projects really good for about two to three hours. After that it becomes a skin scent for about two to three more hours. I wore it for an entire work day and it died on me about 12, six hours after spraying it on. I love Moves' bottle much more so than the typical Adidas bottle which is either a run of the mill bottle for Coty fragrances like the other Adidas fragrances. It is a bottle in the shape of the Adidas logo. The smell itself is sporty but it is not a gym scent. Don't wear this if you plan to workout or play a pick-up game. To me I smell a mix of pear and citrus of the bat with a peppery musky smell that comes after. It smells familiar but I can't put my finger on it but different at the same time. Move 0:01 Moment of Truth is a must buy cheapie for short days or kicking it. I think it is a bargain. I rate it a 6.8 out of 10 but that don't mean it is bad at all. If you find it during the holiday season, buy it.

This was one of the first fragrances I ever owned. I got it along with the original Moves and Dynamic Pulse in one of those 3-pack gift sets you always see at discounters. It was easily my favorite of the three, smelling of the highest quality. Of course, this being Adidas, that isn't saying much, but this really is a nice fragrance. It's a fresh fruit salad in the opening with a musky drydown, nothing too complex and very laid-back in character. Longevity, as to be expected from Adidas, is horrible, and even though it's cheap enough to where you can always reapply every 1-2 hours, I don't think I'll be getting this again unless I'm looking for a nostalgia trip. Now that I'm a little more experienced in the fragrance game, I'd say Moment of Truth most closely resembles the original Hugo Man -- not a direct clone, but definitely in the same family. Fresh, casual, and youthful.

Casual, basic nothing special. Versatile. You can wear it for most occasions. Got it in a 3 pack with 2 other Adidas fragrances for $12. Not a bad deal! Overall 6.5/10

Thats a good perfume for a sporty man , doesnt smell cheap , fresh herbal , sporty and fits for all seasons easly .for me i would keep one on the shelf.