Daytona 500

I didn't expect much from this but the smell is delicious! I am a big bergamot lover and this really hits the spot in that regard. Spring summer scent with a juicy bergamot that compliments the sage and citrus yuzu. Silage is weak so it's good for the office.

It's good and cheap fragrance but definitely not in my top 20 list. I prefer christian audigier ed hardy born wild for men.

I also assumed this would have a racetrack type smell, or be overpoweringly masculine and "racy". I was quite surprised to see it was a citrus aromatic; and after smelling it, shocked at how nice it was... I love a bright citrus scent, and this has a lovely mix of citruses: mandarin (juicy-sweet), yuzu (fresh-sparkly) and Bergamot (bitter and bright) resulting in a very revitalising opening. Truly citrusy, just like after peeling them and their scent is all in the air, this is quite uplifting and zesty. The simple heart is just a dry green accenting a nice lavender (floral, woody, soapy). It does the opening justice though, and resmbles the classic splash eau de colognes. The drydown is spicy smooth and warm from the amber, with dry sandal adding a tinge of clean richness bordering on sexy. No must-have, but definitely nice to own. Sillage: pretty good Longevity: average Overall: 3.75/5 I am glad Nattonline recommended this to me. I ended up getting the three piece 100 ml giftset with EDT, full size body wash and shave balm for $12.00 at BigLots, after mistakenly buying the after shave splash in the 50 ml bottle first. It now lives with my brother-in-law, as it was just not strong enough. The EDT is much better; and, if you want a nice after shave: go with the balm, it is better and more scented than the splash is, by far! The EA quality is apparent here, and despite pretty common notes it is very nice...

A very surprising fragrance. Honestly when I bought it I did so as a joke; however, it is not bad. It starts with a bit too much of cheap, rough alcohol, but the pleasant citrus notes quickly overpower the alcohol. This transitions into an artificial herb scent and ends in a rather pleasant amber, nutmeg and sandalwood. Don't get me wrong it's cheap but in a strange way doesn't really smell like a cheap cologne. It is masculine and not terribly complex, but, somehow it works.

Only got to smell it from the cap. Don't expect a rubber/leather scent here as the name might suggest something like smoking tires and burning fuel. It's actually a very fresh citrus and sweet orangey scent; a very common scent in this group, but perfect for being outdoor or a hot day during Daytona 500. I can't see anybody hates it. Safe for men from all ages, preferably younger crowd and probably safe as a gift as well.