Ironman

This is a subtle scent. It is not sharp, sweet, acrid or overwhelming in any way. It is actually rather classy. Seeing as how it is marketed under the Iron Man Triathlon name and logo you would think that it's another Adidas-like watered down scent for work-out conditions in warmer weather. Do not be fooled!! I think Avon should have marketed this with another type of well known organization or celebrity. Iron Man Triathlon is a great org. but I'm afraid many of you out there might steer away thinking it's a "sport" scent. Nothing really jummps out at you or overwhelms the other notes but is blended so well. THUMBS UP to AVON, I do not hesitate to encourage others to buy this.

This is great value and one of the better fragrances from Avon. Starts off citrus, green and fresh. Settles into ginger and a masculine floral feel. Later it becomes gently woody with some spicy notes. At 3 hours it is still quite fresh and zingy. At 6 hours it still smells good and projects reasonably. By 8 hours it has faded but is still there. Masculine, quite subtle, slightly warm but fresh enough for warmer weather. To me it's a great everyday/work fragrance that you could probably wear more formally. Well worth a go if you find it cheap.

I bought this for my boyfriend for his birthday recently. I loved it, I am pretty sure he loved it. Overall great price and it smells great. When he runs out will probably buy him another. (:

I don't usually agree with classifying scents as 'masculine' or 'feminine', since those terms are often relative to what we think defines the qualities of each and what fragrance materials remind us of those attributes... That said, this particular scent is an exception for me. My first thought upon application was simply "MAN". Somehow, it reminds me of the way a Navy ship smells, a flawless blend of men and metal. The name is fitting. So, it's an incredibly masculine scent to me. Sillage is decent (I'm not a fan of minimal sillage) and longevity is good (still going strong 5 hours later). I can't say this is a fragrance I would purchase, but for the man who intends to smell like a man (in a good way), this fragrance is absolutely perfect.

Well, if you have no big expectations, Ironman may be a good surprise for you. To me this is not a new scent, it smells quite basic, unpretentious. It falls on the 'after gym' category, you know, the clean, simple, fresh fragrance. Modern, yet masculine enough to not cross the line into unisex territory. More than anything I smell the oakmoss, vetiver and patchouli. The lime is perceptible in the opening then it quickly fades away. Basically a wood fragrance. The ginger and nutmeg gives a little kick to this composition, enough to lift the otherwise boring and plain scent.