Legend Eau de Parfum

This is a really great buy, especially in EDP version. I tried to OG on a free sample and really liked it and saw this one on a really good deal for 60ml. This smells the same, but better than the EDT - less screechy and more refined. It's the exact right balance of sweetness, fruits and citrus with what I assume is the bergamot and it's classy masculine. It's hard to imagine anyone not liking the smell and if I was going to say have 5 or 6 fragrances, have something like this as a very cheap budget quality do it all daily driver that would work in any situation you'd need it for. Yes there's better more interesting signature scents, yes more speciality occasion options, but this is just in the safe spray and enjoy category. I get zero leather even after several hours, which is great because leather notes seem to react badly on me. This is like Ralph Club - probably overlooked because it's not the on trend middle eastern banger with an inexplicably difficult name and wild bottle - don't get me wrong, they are also are fantastic options, - but I have this and Ralf club in my ultra pleasant smelling very versatile section. The other versions in the line are very different. I've not got the white one - but people love that. I tried the red one - fine but uninspiring and rather ordinary, a tester of what I think was Platinum - really horrid on me - like stale morning after curry and flat sprite, so I imagine the range isn't just subtle twists on the same scent. Buy this if you want to smell good any place any time and don't want to spend allot of money.

I'm a gay guy, and I am totally approaching this fragrance as such. I'll get to why this matters. I have had a snobby aversion to "basic" (often, read: blue) masculine fragrances for most of my conscious memory since childhood. Whether it was my discomfort with smelling like my dad, the reminder of bad memories in high school gym class, or just feelings of inadequacy that have left me feeling like I couldn't embody these scents... I stayed far away. Well, I'm in my mid 20s now, after 4 years of more serious perfume sniffing as a hobby, I find myself in need of something basic. Let's face it. Smelling like a plain dudebro is just plain sexy sometimes; nothing quite compares to it. Montblanc Legend EDP is that for an awesome price (I paid $30 for 100mL), without any pretentiousness, without any douchebaggery. It's irresistibly familiar. This refreshes like my Harry's shaving products. This is the ex-boyfriend's black tee in a bottle. This is a locker room where only good memories happen. This filled the hole in my scent wardrobe, and expect it to continue to fill holes. I'm ready for the gym, the club, and the places you go after the club. BTW: Anyone who says this smells like Axe hasn't smelled enough good stuff out there.

After previously owning the EDT, Red, and Spirit, I feel as if this one is the best in the line. It obviously takes some inspiration from AF Fierce and PDM Perceval, but at the end of the day, this scent DNA just wins with the masses. Compared to the edt, this flanker is much deeper, and the synthetic scratchiness on the top is now rounded out and feels warmer. This is overall, a more mature take on the sweeter edt. For me, the edp performs much better than the original edt as well. I am easily clocking 8-10 hours when I wear this to work or during a weekend afternoon out. I could see this work for a night out as well, but for my taste, I keep this in my day-time and work rotation. I got a 50ml for about $30/$35 dollars online, and I would say this is an absolute steal at that price. I've seen this for sale at Ross for around $45/$50 which is still a justifiable price to pay if you don't want to order online and wait for it in the mail. If you already have AF Fierce or Percival, then don't bother buying this, as it will be extremely redundant to have this in addition to either one of those. Otherwise, don't buy the edt, just spend a few bucks more and get the edp!

I've had a sample of this for some time and also have a large decant of Percival. Personally, I love both scents. I've smelled them over and over, one at a time and side by side over quite some time. They are definitely similar but quite different at the same time. Percival has a HUGE FRUITY punch that doesn't exist in Legend. With all that said, it might become my go to dumb reach as a signature daily scent. I know about the common reviews now a days of people hating on this for multiple reasons but you know what? Who gives a sh*t what they think. Most people don't even wear or know of any fragrances in the first place. It's just the fragrance snobs yapping and hating on all the popular frags. Anyways, this scent is definitely a very generic masculine shower gel type of scent but it's so nice and pleasant that you simple can't go wrong. Got a 50ml on the way as of yesterday (about damn time). 9/10 and an easy blind buy. -Update. So happy to finally have a 50ml for a dumb reach for everyday. Just such an easy scent to rock at any occasion. Lovely fresh leathery goodness. Simply can't go wrong.

I'm actually thoroughly satisfied with this. The hint of sweetness from the jasmine and magnolia, pushing up through the woody base is really nice. Bought another bottle to gift to my son for his first (from me) fragrance due to the general likable nature and seasonal versatility. Oddly enough, I had a fragrance very similar to this when I was in high school, but didnt care too much for it then. It wasnt Fierce... I wish I could remember the name. Anyway, this is either better or I just enjoy the scent profile a bit more now. Ironic, given that many people claim to have, 'outgrown,' it. While it is a bit basic, I still really enjoy it for what it is and accomplishes. Extremely versatile, smells great, mass-appealing, masculine, good quality, VERY affordable (at discounters -- dont pay retail), good performance due to EDP concentration. Bonus: For me, the bottle design and cap are very attractive. Elegant simplicity, I love.