Lapidus Pour Homme Sport

Let's start with the bottle, which prepares you perfectly for the scent inside. Cool, transparent glass and red/white upper casing. Fits in perfectly with my collection of contemporary bottles, a real looker on my shelf... Look closer. It's the original bottle, dummy, dressed up for 2015. This perfume is flat out weird. What? Feminine floral top notes, fresh accords swirling around somewhere, traditional masculine perfume elements of cedar patchouli and leather, foody accords of nutmeg and rosemary, some beastial animalic thing lurking beneath it all. Ahh, its Ted Lapidus all right. He's still there, right down at the bottom, with his hairy chest and gold medallion, staring back up at us metrosexual 2010s guys, laughing at us for thinking this was going to fit in with our aquatics and Bleu de whatever. And yet, I find this completely compelling, extremely interesting and wearable. It is so unique and demands my attention. If you can imagine it, this is Bvlgari Aqva Amara Extreme. Same orangey/floral/incense/aquatic/patchouli base but with much more mixed in. This is the kind of fragrance that makes me shake my head in disbelief that anyone would even dare to conceive of let alone market it. But I am so glad they did.

Masculine, unique, long lasting, and anything but your typical sport fragrance. In fact, I wouldn't call this a sport scent despite the name, although it does have a fresh aquatic undertone. However, it does have the original DNA of its father Ted Lapidus Pour Homme, a true masterpiece of masculine fragrances. Despite what others have said, there is definitely a slight Kouros vibe in this juice. In fact, I sometimes wear Kouros and the other day while wearing Lapidus Pour Homme Sport, a friend of mine commented, "Oh you're wearing Kouros again?" Albeit he's not one of a trained nose, but it does prove some people detect a little Kouros in this fragrance. If you over spray this it becomes even more like Kouros. Having that said, don't expect many comments from the ladies. This is a man's man juice. If wearing fragrances to get female attention is your thing, there are many other mainstream, safer and boring options out there that would work better. Yes, I'm looking at you Sauvage. All in all, I really like TLPHS because it ticks all the boxes I mainly look for in a fragrance... unique, masculine, long lasting and reasonably priced.

I want to know exactly what 'sport' they had in mind when formulating Lapidus Pour Homme Sport. There is this underline of animalic musk base, perhaps Synarome Animalis or Muscarome J5 that does link this flanker to the original and also recalls King Kouros. However, there is this smattering of herbs, Dihydromyrcenol (think Cool Water, kids), and sea-breeze aquatics that sheers out the funk. I am cracking up over Varanis Ridari's quip in his own review on Basenotes: "walking into a gym with this on will make people look at you like you're more interested in getting sweaty in the locker room than on the gym equipment itself, if you catch my drift." I do catch your drift, you sly devil, and I couldn't have said it any better. The collision of fresh and dirty makes it feel like a covert sex-capade. The salty herbs and sour aquatics seem to lend a "dripping sweat on clean skin" effect. I also want to note the big fat concord grape meets orange blossom accord that may read as a pink urinal puck, thus reminding me of drunken mischief in bar bathrooms after courting on the dance floor. Queue the song "Walk the Night" by Skatt Brothers.

Instant classic upon first sniff! It's a salty floral bomb surrounded by a small hint of that classic Lapidus PH vibe. It's faint, but there nonetheless. Other than that, this one is definitely different, although I woudn't put it in an alien universe somewhere out in outterspace, like what I originally expected with my blind purchase after reading the reviews here. Still though, I give Lapidus Sport very high marks for originality. I haven't found anything that smells close to it. And for geranium lovers, this is a utopian experience. This scent's really only achilles' heel is it's lack of power that the Lapidus line is typically known for. Why this house held back on this release, I'll never know. I love the packaging on Lapidus Sport! It looks great on my dresser, and I've been rotating it off and on my favorites shelf constantly. I have no plans to stop the habbit any time soon. The love factor just keeps growing with me since wearing Lapidus Sport on multiple occasions. I can guarantee you that this fragrance will eventually become a sought after gem. Buy now if you're a dude who loves florals! You won't regret it!

Lapidus Sport is one of my absolute main drivers. It ALWAYS sits on my favorites shelf and never leaves. It doesn’t resemble original Kouros as much as it does Kouros Sport, with the difference being that Lapidus Sport is much more unique. Is it more harsh and cheaper smelling than Kouros Sport? Yes. But extremely more unique, nonetheless. When I first smelled it back in 2016 (I think it was), the first thought that came to my mind was, “Instant legend”. I mean, I just love this thing. I’m very well aware that it’s not a “panty dropper”, but the thing is....this fragrance makes me happy. It really does. I rarely purchase back up bottles, but at the current price point, why wouldn’t I?? 10 years from now, I will be willing to hunt this down for several hundred dollars once it hits rare discontinued status. No one’s ever going to take it from me. Unique, unique, unique. 10/10

This is one of the most floral-forward fragrances marketed to men that I have ever smelled. Not to imply it's all florals, because it's not...I detect aquatic and woody notes, too, which become stronger in the dry down. It projects very strongly and I have nothing like this in my collection. For the incredibly inexpensive price I paid online, this was a fantastic buy for me. I sprayed some on my arm and had some Green Irish Tweed on the other arm and the two together are making me very happy. EDIT: the longevity of this EDT is insane. It didn’t last all day, but almost. Excellent performance for what I paid. And I am really loving this on my skin.

Ted Lapidus pour homme sport... ...is a fragrance I didn't think would be possible to create considering how intense and strong and opposite of anything sporty the original Lapidus pour homme is. Most ppl link sport scents with something ultra fresh and/or aquatic but very few sports fragrances achieve a kind of sportiness in a different way.. Lapidus pour homme sport smells like a pile of fresh hay at the beach sprinkled with herbs and flowers. Ab-so-lu-tely beautiful..... The far dry down has similarities with the original Kourous with an incense and patchouli touch. Longeivity and sillage are really good for a scent labelled sport.

What a gem of a fragrance this is! Still can be worn in modern days (2020) but comes off as a classic scent. Rather floral, and while 'Sport' may not have been the best moniker for this fragrance, I do understand the choice of that word as it is an invigorating, refreshing scent. One or two sprays is all you need, as this is a potent EDT like its brother Ted Lapidus Pour Homme. I tend to like this better than TL PH.. this one seems like the daytime TH and the PH seems like more of an evening scent. I digress. For the price this can be obtained.. just get it. You won't regret it.

This is a lovely (and unique) addition to the Lapidus family. It's an amazingly fresh juice and they have done a good job with this. Opens with marine citrus and soapy notes. The dry down reminds me of Rive gauche and a little Kouros Fraicheur but the Lapidus pour Homme is there too. It stays laundry fresh and the marine notes linger. Longevity and silage are good. This is one of the nicest fragrances I have bought in a while. Homme Sport is a real gem.

Finally got it after a long search and,wow!It's great!It starts very fresh then after 30 minutes it becames much more aromatic and persuasive and finishes in an animalic manly scent that roars a victory cry!Powerful long lasting and true to the original one(not like gold extreme),it is a total winner!it can perplex a bit the purist that search only freshness and light spices in a "sport" fragrance,that's true though.

I would call it "Lapidus Blossom" or "Lapidus Shape" It is very floral and soapy at the first sniff. Later something animalic introduce you the soul of the grey TLPH ... A kind of "here we are, same Lapidus DNA but floral and little bit actual" Really good but not for everyone. Not for teens. Not for sweet-marshmellow gym fans. For men +30 with character and personality.

The golden age aged well. Very classy and certainly a new sensation although this will not appeal to the majority. French Riviera vibes heading to the tables after an afternoon at the country club. I get the OG at the base, some cut citrus fruits, some cut florals and the scent of the Mediterranean. Excellent blend and has a retro/vintage feel to it.

I got it today. This is a dream - Lapidus and Kouros in one bottle. This is how Pierre Richard must have smelled in most of his movies :-) And it also has a little bit of Jacques Bogart One Man Show Gold Edition in it. I think Ted Lapidus and Jacques Bogart are one company now, so they seem to share some know-how :-)

This has been languishing in my collection for several years unopened. When I did, oh boy.. this is a cheapie?! The box and bottle do look meh but the scent, for a freshie, is unique with excellent projection and sillage. Underrated and under appreciated. A hidden gem

My smell has been jacked since February. Most of my bottles smell horrible to me. This life saver is one of the very few that still smells normal to me. If or when I recover from this bullshit, I will not forget. Lapidus Sport is a true friend.

Wow, this is very brave. Fresh, floral, a tiny bit soapy, slightly animalic & also aquatic and bitter. Like it’s a release from 1979. Amazing. Great performance also. Best suited for Springtime. Very close to Nino Cerruti from 1979! Love it!

Light, powdery. Very nice. (2 sprays) I have Lapidus Pour Homme and love that one as well. I have ordered Altamir and Alcazar to add to the collection. I also have Jaques Bogart silver scent pure in that shipment.

To add.....If you want a clean fresh laundry vibe - this is a good choice.

أحب و أحترم جدا دور العطور التي تلتزم بتقديم جودة و قيمة عاليين مقابل السعر و تلتزم أيضا بتقديم عطور ترضي محبيها و تناسب إرثها و لو كانت عكس التيار و عكس الاتجاه التسويقي الرائج، تيد لابيدوس و جاك بوغارت يأتيان في مقدمة هذه الدور العطرية التي أحبها و أحترمها تيد لابيدوس بور أوم الأصلي كان عطر فوجير فاكهي سويتي مسكي من أساطير الثمانينات، خليط العسل و الزباد في القاعدة كانت إشارة واضحة للإلهام وراء التركيبة: الأسطورة الخالدة كورس من ايف سان لوران بعد ما يقارب الربع قرن، قررت تيد لابيدوس اصدار عطر صيفي من لابيدوس بورم أوم، اصدار نسخة صيفية من أحد كلاسيكيات الثمانينات الرجالية هو مهمة عسيرة بدون شك خصوصا عمل اصدار يرضي عشاق العطر الأصلي و يحتفظ بهويته، و هنا كانت المفاجئة التي حدثت ربما بدون قصد، هذا العطر ليس اصدار صيفي من لابيدوس بور أوم و إنما اصدار صيفي من كورس! بل ربما أفضل اصدار صيفي لكورس! استعمال قاعدة العسل و الزباد الحيوانية بشكل واضح و اضافة افتتاحية بحرية عطرية و قلب زهري ثقيل من ماء الزهر هي تركيبة لا يخطأ أي أنف عطري ارتباطها بالوحش المسكي كورس أحب جدا هذا العطر للاستعمال في التمرين في الصالة الرياضية و لكن لا أعلم إذا كان يعجب باقي المتمرنين😄 يتفاعل المسك بشكل عجيب و رائع مع الجسم و حرارة التمرين و ربما لهذا السبب يوصف كورس و أشباهه برائحة الجسم بعد التعرق أراه يصلح للاستعمال الكاجوال في نهار الربيع و الصيف و الخريف الأداء جيد جدا بثبات يصل ل 8 ساعات مع فوحان في أول ساعة التقييم 4.15/5

This doesn't at all smell like Lapidus PH in the grey bottle. I can understand why it's compared to Kouros (I've never smelled Kouros Fraicheur, but know the OG well). Read Karlovonamesti's reviews a few below mine if you want a note breakdown. It's like Kouros Lite, with a dab of orange soap. You could wear it while catching the tube to London Zoo. Unlike OG Kouros, fellow passengers wouldn't puke on your feet on the way, and bears wouldn't try to fuck you when you were there. But you could otherwise display all the wonders of the Kouros scent profile, and, in fact, your fellow passengers might actually come a little closer... Although actually, cancel that. It smells all day nose to wrist, but projects barely at all. But I love wearing it - it's got everything I like about Kouros, with none of the things I dislike. (I like animalics - Yatagan, Antaeus, Bal à Versailles are amongst my favourite scents. But Kouros... can't quite get there.)

This is definitely a flower bomb. It's very, very fresh and sparkly, and there is this hint of something almost dirty that cuts it down the middle. Then somehow, it gets even fresher, perhaps slightly powdery. My first reaction to it was definitely mixed. There is no mistaking that this is an old school fragrance crowned with flowers; something I think fans of the original Lapidus Pour Homme (and other scents like it) wouldn't be jumping all that far away from. For me, this is a fragrance I had to keep interacting with to understand it. It gives me a very mature, soapy vibe all around. I get the whiffs of the sea notes in between, and it also reminds me of a clean laundry scent. After several hours on me, it dries down to a standard-smelling skin scent.

'80s fragrance for people who don't like '80s fragrances. Right down to the bottle, this is a classic "sport" interpretation of a much stronger, denser fragrance in the original Lapidus Pour Homme, but that doesn't mean Lapidus Sport is a weakling. It's a long-lasting, assertive aromatic that starts off squeaky clean but develops into a mix of florals and green notes that take you back to a 1991 locker room, post-swim. Lapidus Sport is definitely a unique fragrance that takes some getting used to. I don't think it's for me, but it's undeniably one of the best fragrances I've smelled in the niche of "masculine freshness" and the price to performance ratio is off the charts. Definitely a solid one!

Punches way above its price point, definitely worth it in that regard. The opening is the fragrance's strength, with the rosemary/basil combo playing really nicely with the abroxan sea notes. After an hour or it turns a little hippie-ish with the incense and patchouli notes standing out above all else. I would like this scent better if the "stink" stuck around past the opening. I understand and disagree with the Kouros Fraicheur comparisons, this one is markedly not animalic or pissy, even if a bit stinky. The sprayer on this is incredible, as good as Dior, I wish they would put this sprayer on the regular LPH. 20 bucks for this one makes it a no-brainer.

This is a strange fragrance. A bit shocking when you first spray it on if you are expecting a sport fragrance. It is worlds away from your typical sport scent. There is some of the original Lapidus Pour Homme dna here and this adds more florals and an aquatic note. To me, this is not the typical aquatic note you encounter. It's more like what I remember in Kenzo Pour Homme where it's a more authentic, seaweed type scent. I like this and I think it's worth trying if you are a fan of the original Lapidus. Sort of a polarizing, more challenging scent. I think it should have been called Lapidus Marine or something and have come in a dark green opaque bottle.

So I recently welcomed this back to my collection almost four years after my initial review. It can still be had for around $20 and I was looking for a masculine floral, so I figured why not? ...I'm happy I gave it another try. Lapidus Sport is a terrific homage to the long-gone "sport" fragrances of yesteryear, most of which have become very difficult to find for reasonable prices. For that reason alone, I'm glad this fragrance exists. P.S. it smells MUCH better in the air than up close. The base notes are somewhat animalic but are very tolerable unless you stick your nose in them. Keep that in mind if you're on the fence about it.

Complex, floral/fresh/spicy dry-down. Opening is heavy on the "marine" note, which eventually fades, giving way to the interplay of florals and aromatics. I don't get leather, more like rubber bands. Love the orange blossom, rosemary. But I really like the development of this one. Too quiet for my husband, and he doesn't love the scent. Adding: a couple people mentioned it smells nicer/stronger wafting in the air than close up directly from the skin, and I concur. Subtle, but unique and manages to be an attention-getter. Will not buy again.

Blasts out an opening floral skank that dissipates but never quite goes away. Then shifts into a mostly citrus-spice mode that's not unpleasant, but also always a touch cloying. Reminds me of original Lagerfeld in that I like it but don't have the guts to dare wearing either one in sweaty temps: both would be way too thick and overwhelming. But in cooler weather? You betcha.

A very simple fresh barbershop scent. This smells like Acqua Essenziale Colonia like listed above. Also it smells similar to Old Spice without so much lemon maybe. It's very easy to wear with a mature side. It's not very pleasant or sweet at all. It really just smells like basic "cologne". It's good to have if you want something very simple and masculine.

Je l ai acheté sur eBay... Je le regrette.. J ai dû tomber sur une mauvaise série ou une sale imitation. Quant au parfum, une senteur citron au début et puis plus rien. Si vous souhaitez un parfum océanique,... Invictus classique semble être un des rares parfums qui fait ce qu il promet et collant au plus près de son cahier des charges. (sans se perdre dans des expériences hasardeuses )

Smells mostly like strong laundry detergent mixed with generic men's fragrance. Headache inducing.

First fragrance that has actually made me feel immediately nauseous smelling out of my 200 fragrances. I love Kouros and the OG Lapidus pour homme, so thought I’d enjoy this as the votes gave the impression it would be a fresher take on the Kouros, Lapidus style dna. While it does have a resemblance to the OG in the base, this is just so disgusting. It smells like someone who hasn’t drank any water in 2 days wringed out the last two squirts of piss they could muster all over someone’s white flower garden. The florals in this are so synthetic and there’s like a super synthetic salty piss smell that runs along them. You know how people compare Kouros to urinal cakes? This just has a straight up piss note. Makes me feel like gagging. The perfume guy compared it to a freshly cleaned public restroom, and he was dead on. Bottle looks amazing though, that’s probably what stings the most. Hope I‘ll be able to come around to this fragrance because I really did want to like it, but if it’s brought me the willpower to write this review, I doubt it.

big fan of kouros and the original lapidus so picked up a new bottle which is really 8 years old i guess these bottles are not selling and are just sitting in the warehouses . maybe my bottle turned rancid but homme sport smell reminds me of when i was kid and i would collect frogs from the backyard and put them into a bucket with dirt in the garage , . now am not saying this smells like frogs but a dirty bucket filled with dead frogs & frog poop after a few weeks of sitting . it does have freshness but theres a basenote in there that smells really gross worst cologne ive come across besides a few old rancid bottles.

This is the most disgustingly smelling fragrance i ever smelled in my life :/ .I don't want even my enemies to smell like this .M sorry a lot of you will be offended but it's the truth , it's too late to shine for this perfume :)

At first there is blast of freshness, but then...i'm sorry to say but it's like toilet freshener mixed with background disgusting urine odor. Unfortunately both longevity and sillage are huge.

I too own a full bottle of vintage lapidus and an newer bottle. The sport opens up and reminds me of Liz Claiborne for men, the original one with the red square top, I was very fond of that one 30 years ago. I like Lapidus sport, I have heard people say there is a pissy urinal cake almost Kouros like smell in it, I disagree. I own vintage Kouros, funny to call it vintage that’s a high school frag for me, anyway, my wife hates Kouros! Utterly hates it! I have encountered few women who love Kouros but when they do it’s a love. Lapidus sport is aquatic to me, nothing Kouroslike at all, not pissy but I can make the connection and see where that reviewer is coming from. Lapidus Sport is unique enough to be relevant and one of the different SPORT frags I own that does have a connection to the OG Lapidus which smells dated, but Sport is not.A younger man called OG Lapidus grampa cologne once when I wore it, but those of us who love the OG Lapidus know what it is and how it makes us feel, I wear it for me, not anyone else. I don’t care at all about impressing ladies or getting compliments perfume is not about that to me anymore. At 18 it was and I would not of been wearing Lapidus in 1993, Giorgio Beverly Hills yes, Fahrenheit yes, Polo yes, Polo sport yes, Faççonable yes, If Lapidus sport was out then , I would say yes and would of wore it. Lapidus sport reminds me of something distant that I liked, maybe the smell of someones house I once visited in high school, whatever it is I like it. Good enough to not mesh in the mainstream and a release that I am happy to own. I do however appreciate different smells then normal so take any and all reviews with a grain of salt, I don’t like those ‘You gotta buy this!!’ people, youtube reviewers that I think are pretty much just clowns. Clowns getting endorsements and free merch. Most complimented fragrance vids and constant output of one garbage review after another, there are so many of them, so ‘ grain of salt ‘ people, money does not grow on trees.

Bought this one as I was curious on the Ted Lapidus Pour Homme original version and because I love Kouros Fraicheur. I can understand where the comparison comes from. They share some concepts. While TLPH could be in the same family as Kouros, the TLPH Sport would be in the same family as Kouros Fraicheur too. There ́s this floral freshness, marine, with a soapy vibe to it that is common to both Kouros Fraicheur and TLPH Sport. But...unfortunately, Kouros Fraicheur has that animalic civet note and a very unique top note. It is a more beautifully created scent that can ́t be copied and is in a totally different league of its own. With this is mind, don ́t get me wrong. I like TLPH Sport and would buy again. I think it is a very nice scent and i ́m glad I bought it. It has different reactions on skin or clothe, sprayed or "splashed". The drydrown is also niceand you can you use at work if you want. Unfortunately to my nose it doesn ́t last too long. 2-3 hours and most of it is gone and there ́s never a great projection. So you can spray and just re-inforce along the day. Launched in 2015 with a lot of courage. It is a fragrance from the late 80s / early 90s. There ́s a summer vibe to it. I do ́t think it is in the "sports" league as many as already said, but goes well as a fresh, clean fragrance for a walk at the beach or boat. It reminds me of something I smelled from the 90s, just don ́t remember what it was. I will eventually blend this one with the original TLPH which is darker and see what happens.

Been wearing this along the week. It fits better in autumn and winter time and my clothes smelled a bit of it even after 2 days. Either it is me, or the projetion and duration are getting bigger with time. Wife is very sensitive to fragrances and didn ́t disapprove. That ́s a plus. While I dont find it a masterpiece or a fragrance with a specific purpose, I find it very decent to pick it up in the morning after shower, dress something sporty and hit that 80s looking retrowave bottle 2 or 3 times here and there without complicating too much. I have fragances that I eventually love more, but find it difficult to put them on a daily basis. Ted Lapidus pour homme sport is cool without being nice. A dirty flower scent with some salty note somewhere. Not really animalic, but dark dirty flower without feeling too heavy. Almost deodorant kind of scent, but it can easily be a signature scent, as it is easy to wear and has a certain "vibe". Still, it feels different from anything you smell currently. And It is not a fragrance for the masses. It is a fragrance for you. I get whiffs of it along the day. Don ́t try to smell your clothes on the application site too often or too close or you may get olfactory fatigue and think the parfum is weak. Just let it be...and it will come to you several times during the day.

What a surprise this is. Clean, floral, aromatic, fresh, and unique, with excellent performance to boot. It opens with a hefty dose of geranium, neroli, and some other florals which smells like I am bike riding past blooming trees on a hot summer afternoon. This floral effect stays throughout the duration of the scent. As it progresses, I get a bit of spice, herbs, and patchouli adding some warmth and body to the scent. There is an aquatic vibe to it, but largely as a salty and sour note, giving the scent an effect as refreshing as biting into an ice cold lemon (it is not citrusy, though). There are some other notes and accords in the scent, but those are the most apparent ones to my nose. I can't really smell leather or cedar unless I spray it on my arm and can sniff the fragrance that way. Longevity is great. I'd say I get around 10-12 hours out of it, if not a bit longer. It projects powerfully for a couple of hours, then starts to become softer; though I wouldn't consider it a skin scent until after a few hours have passed. It honestly doesn't smell much like the original, nor does it smell like a run of the mill sport scent. I mostly bought it since a tester costs less than a cocktail, and I wasn't expecting much. However, this blew me away and was an instant love.

A very interesting scent that could have become an absolute classic if wasn't for the cheap chemical base. Nevertheless, I recommend this scent to everyone who loves Kouros Sport or Kouros Eau De Tonique. I sprayed it on my wrist and was amazed at how similar it was to the Kouros flanker, namely Kouros Eau de Toilette Tonique, 2011. Not Kouros Fraicher, but Kouros Eau de Toilette Tonique. The same salty note is present here, only Lapidus Sport has additional chemical floral, somewhat feminine notes, and bitter patchouli in its base. There is also a chemical smell of "freshness," which shouldn't be there, they could have added natural mint instead, and then the smell would have become simply awesome... 15-20 minutes after application, the violent chemical floral notes are not that violent anymore, the smell calms down, goes even deeper into patchouli and becomes like a green, calm, cozy, mossy Boss Sport with strong floral undertones. If it wasn't for the chemical base, it would have been an epic smell.

This gets compared to Kouros Fraicheur quite a bit, but to me it smells a lot like Creed's Orange Spice EDT from "1950." Yes, the first five/ten minutes or so are different in that Lapidus Sport boasts an intensely strange floral accord not found in any previous iteration of this type of musky fougere, but after that the neroli and orange swell up and take center stage, with a hint of "dirty" ambergris (synthetic of course) and animalic musk undergirding it all. This simple orange zest and white floral pairing hums along for roughly six hours before fading off into a subtle mineralic skank of a skin scent. I get the same midcentury neoclassical-revivalist male grooming vibe here as I do with Kouros (original) and Orange Spice, so hats off to the Bogart Group for giving us something this retro and well done in 2015!

Very interesting, especially for the first half hour. Dry florals, a hay-like herbal quality, a pinch of salt, and a kind of cool quality. I think there might be a touch of that Mugler cologne "S"/steam aroma chemical, which is more obvious over time. And a Kouros/original Lapidus PH element does seem like it is emerging, but then mostly peters out. What remains is odd, sort of like "old lady" aldehydes, the steam type note, and an abstract wood note that is a bit chemical smelling. No sweetness and it does not suggest any kind of incense I've encountered (no patchouli either). Not sure what to make of this, as I could imagine it as a niche scent with a name like Steamy Beach Walk. I'll have to wait at least a couple weeks and try it again. And it is strong!

Got it today!This is love/hate perfume...it has that original lapidus pour homme dna,but with a floral aromatic touch.@vapor trail stated that is for those who don’t like 80’ fragrances.I’d disagree.I see strong resebelance with 80’ dna fragrances,as the original has that dna,obviously,it was made in 87’.And yes,i’d agree that has that kouros vibe,so it’s definitely for more mature audience.What is very brave,that they made this in 2015!This is something that niche/indie perfumery would do.I wouldn’t expect this from designer house,but I highly appreciate.I just sprayed it on my hand,but still haven’t worn for a whole day,so i will have to check that out.Very original and dare move.Nice.

What I appreciate about Ted Lapidus juices is that they don't fall into an existing trend or fashion and this one is no exception. It is a woody aquatic fragrance that uniquely smells like no other. The opening is pleasant fresh powdery smell then transforms into incense/woody which you either like or hate, kinda difficult to describe. If you're into new trend safe juices like sauvage, bleu de Chanel or Aqua di Gio then you probably won't like this one. The performance is fantastic in terms of silage and longevity. I'd give it 7/10.

یکی از بهترین کارای آروماتیک که واقعا مورد بی توجهی قرار گرفته برای دوستانی که دنبال کارای بهاری و تابستونی با قیمت مناسب هستن این کار میتونه گزینه خیلی خوبی باشه با کیفیت بسیار بالا و پخش و ماندگاری خیلی خوب یه نوت انیمالیک تو لا به لای روایح این عطر وجود داره که با اون حس دریایی ترکیب شده که جذابیت و زیبایی این کارو چندبرابر کرده،اگه در زمان و مکان مناسب استفاده بشه بازخوردهای زیادی بهمراه خواهد داشت

Almost finished a big bottle, but the jury is still out. On one hand it's fresh, different, longlasting and versatile, but on the other hand it resembles too much a cleaning fluid or toilet freshener. It's not bad, but could be easily mixed for something cheap. Try before you buy, or only buy if you get a great deal.

درود در مورد این عطر باید بگم که حرفی برای گفتن نداره واقعا و فقط یه معمولی داره، که نسبت به پولی که میدی شاید خوب باشه،، هیچ بازخوردی نمیگیری ولی ماندگاری متوسطی داره ، تو آف خریدم ۴۲۰ هزار که زیاد هم خوشحال نیستم از خریدش، یه بوی صابونی و قدیمی و نزدیک به بدن ازش صاتع میشه که خودت هم نمیفهمی😏

First time i got my nose in this i sprayed my wrist and could not stand it then when i left the store and was driving back homei said what is that smell? The drydown was beautiful soapy and manly this fragrance is even animalic and yes it does resembles kouros. Great frag

Really curious about this one.. the original Lapidus pour homme (a marvelous mysterious wintery frag) is the absolute opposite of anything aquatic or sporty so I wonder how they will do the twist.. Did they really launch this aquatic flanker in the autumn huh !

If you ́re looking for a more citrusy fresh take on this one, see Jean Paul Gaultlier Le Male Pride. It is a direct replacement in my opinion and dries down fresher than Ted Lapidus Sport which is darker. Also, it lasts longer.

Disappointment. As always, I will give it another wear. But from what I remember, I loathed this, and that is truly unfortunate as I believe the original Ted Lapidus to be one of the best fragrances I have ever smelt.