Allure Homme Sport Cologne Chanel cologne – a fragrance for men 2007

One of mine grabs when I need to wear a refresher scent for the hottest weather in the day or a gym/workout reach. I live and I am active in the Beverly Hills area where it gets really hot in the summer and too heated for me to wear the usually suspects even such as a: Bleu EDT, Creed Aventus, or a Sauvage EDT.
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This is one of my favorite fresh/sport scents (with Aventus Cologne, Viking Cologne, L’Eau d’Issey Pour Homme, and Allure Sport/Allure Sport Eau Extreme). I am not the biggest citrus fan at times, but the quality you get from Allure Homme Sport Cologne Chanel is top-notch and this fragrance handles the heat so well.
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Yes, I do agree it has a citrus harsh opening, but that is what I love about this fragrance. I even get a bit of barbershop, Creed Viking vibe from it at times in the extreme heat I think because of the vanilla dry-down.
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Overall, it is a quality and classy citrus-sport scent that impresses people if you can pull it off in the summer. I usually wear it when I am active, going to the gym, or running an errand. Plus the bottle will get you attention, I pull it out of my gym bag and people are impressed with the way it looks. Not game changing, but a good roster spot if you’re playing the fragrance game in depth and want to flex a good collection.
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Pros: classy gym scent, very smooth vanilla dry-down, citrus blast to wake you up, price (for a Chanel it is not badly expensive), bottle (one of the best looking bottles behind the Bleu line, so slick and cool) , brand (you are wearing a Chanel), and peace of mind (freshie that will always be liked).
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However, if you need something with more depth and power but still in a sport style than you might want to look into the Allure Sport or Allure Eau Extreme lines.
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(If you want to bump of your cologne taste even higher than you can try the Exclusifs one from Chanel but it is very expensive).