Polo Blue Sport

17 reseñas

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• beto_ruiz

  September 19, 2015

  

  Polo Blue Sport smells good but fades quickly. It opens fresh, fruity, and sharp with green apple, mint, and tangerine. Cedar is barely noticeable at first but becomes key later. In the heart, sage, ginger, and green notes give it a natural air. The base is traditional: tonka bean, musk, sandalwood, patchouli, and oakmoss. It reminds me of 1994 Polo Sport and Hugo Boss Hugo, like they mixed both together. It projects well at the start and is dynamic, but then it gets boring. It lacks the suede and melon touch of the original Polo Blue that made it more interesting. In the end, it’s very generic. More than a fougère, I’d say it’s a green aromatic. Longevity is good, but like the whole Polo line, it’s not cheap. I still prefer Polo Sport and Polo Blue.

• gante

  November 12, 2015

  

  I’m not an expert, but Polo Blue Sport smells great. It’s a bit sweeter than fresh, like a blend between Polo Red and my current Polo Blue, which smells more woody. It has that elegant Polo vibe but doesn’t make you stand out in a crowd. The longevity is good; I wore it for 6 hours and it still reached me, something the original Polo Blue doesn’t do as it fades in 15 minutes. I see it as an occasional scent to break up the daily routine.

• CBalenciaga

  December 23, 2015

  

  Described as fresh, citrusy, and aromatic. Polo Blue Sport opens with mandarin, apple, and mint; the cedar is noticeable but subdued. The heart combines crushed leaves, cedar, aquatic fern, ginger, and sage. The base of wood, musk, and dry amber reveals patchouli and oakmoss. Good longevity and projection.

• Burnett

  January 1, 2016

  

  Polo Blue Sport smells refined, sporty, and truly masculine. It reminds me of Trussardi Uomo 2011, perfect for right after a shave. I like it, even though it doesn’t smell like the original Polo Sport or Hugo Boss Hugo.

• CBalenciaga

  January 10, 2016

  

  Polo Blue Sport is fresh, citrusy, and aromatic. Opening with tangerine, apple, and mint, with attenuated cedar. The heart combines crushed leaves, cedar leaves, aquatic fern, ginger, and sage. The wood, musk, and dry amber reveal patchouli and oakmoss. Good longevity and projection.

• don k

  April 13, 2016

  

  Edit 28/06/16: I’ve been wearing it consecutively for days now, and with summer here, it’s at its ideal point. It still smells good, but it has a major downside: longevity. 10 sprays every 3 hours, yes, that’s what it sounds like. I need that much just to feel it all day. The longevity is abysmal and the sillage disappears quickly. I wanted to edit my initial review because it’s not a cheap fragrance that sometimes lasts forever for this to happen. What a pity; if you use it in summer for a month, you’ll finish the 125ml bottle. 13/04/16: I like it; it’s sporty and aquatic, reminding me of Davidoff Cool Water but with better quality and less intrusive. A good perfume for any occasion, though I associate it more with summer and social/sporting activities. It has good sillage. Scent 7/10 Versatility 8/10 Sillage 5/10 Longevity 1/10.

• Diegos

  May 6, 2016

  

  The best in the Polo line alongside the classic Blue. It smells great and lasts forever on clothes; the best for daily use. Tastes change, though; it used to give me a headache, so I gifted it away…

• KAL-EL

  July 18, 2016

  

  The best option after Ralph Red White & Blue. It’s excellent for day or night, winter or summer, and really catches the attention of women with honey, brown, or white skin. 93/100.

• Johnny Cargo

  September 18, 2016

  

  I had Polo Sport and Hugo Boss Hugo in mind to break the routine with something classic, but I stumbled upon Polo Blue Sport and it was a great hit; it seems like a fusion of both. I saved a lot by buying the bottle on sale, around $20. It worked out perfectly. It’s green, fresh, light, easy to wear, and recommended for spring-summer, though despite my care, it doesn’t go bad in fall-winter either. Longevity and sillage are average and moderate, similar to Polo Blue. Ideal for smelling good without making a scene. I was satisfied with its performance.

• Johnny Cargo

  September 19, 2016

  

  I had two targets in mind: Polo Sport and Hugo Boss, looking for something classic without taking too many risks. I stumbled upon Polo Blue Sport and it was a hit—a perfect fusion of both. I saved a bundle by grabbing a bottle on sale, ending up $20 cheaper than expected. Everything checks out. It smells green, fresh, light, and easy to wear; highly recommended for spring and summer days. Even though I’m usually cautious, it doesn’t go bad in fall or winter. I hadn’t used it yet, but spring finally arrived at 25 degrees, so I gave it a try. Performance is similar to Polo Blue: average longevity and moderate sillage. Perfect for smelling good without making a scene. I’m satisfied, yes.

• MarcusRS

  September 27, 2018

  

  The original Polo Blue, created by Benaim and Laudamiel, lasted days and was loved by women until it became as common as Invictus. I’m a fan of Benaim’s logic and style, which brought me to Ralph Lauren years ago. I tried this flanker several times and finally said: it’s worth it. It’s a sport scent in pure American style. Its semi-tonic opening is refined, with green and fruity nuances of green apple peel over mint, woods, and resins. It reminds me a bit of Allure Homme Sport. Once the initial brightness fades, it settles into a fresh fern character without much evolution. It’s linear and understated. Here, RL bets on refined low-key elegance, which is necessary depending on the occasion. It’s not showy, nor should it be. It’s meant to please those who prefer not to use invasive scents at work or in study, it would be the Clark Kent fragrance. I like its linearity, and you need scents for work environments to keep the peace.

• MarcusRS

  October 3, 2018

  

  Previously, Polo Blue by Benaim and Laudamiel was the multi-award winner; this flanker stems from it. There’s little left of that original Polo Blue which lasted days and was loved by women, now as common as Invictus. As a fan of Benaim’s sanity and style, which brought me to Ralph Laures, I tried this flanker several times and said: It’s worth it. For the house’s philosophy and how it expresses itself. Polo Blue Sport is a sport scent in pure American style. Its semi-tonic opening presents a refined aroma with green and fruity nuances of green apple skin over mint, woods, and resins. It reminds me a bit of Allure Homme Sport. As the brightness fades, it compacts to show a fresh fern botanical character, linear and discreet. RL bets on a refined, low-key elegance, necessary depending on the occasion. It’s not scandalous, nor do I think it should be explosive. It bets on pleasing those who object to using invasive scents in work or study environments; it could be Clark Kent’s fragrance. I like its linearity; you need to have scents for work environments so peace can reign.

• Harmabe

  January 26, 2022

  

  Very good fragrance, excellent for a sport scent. It opens citrusy but for a short time, then seeks a rich creaminess alongside high-quality mint. Personally, I really like this Polo fragrance. It’s excellent for indoor places because it’s not invasive, but you can still enjoy it.

• Harmabe

  January 29, 2022

  

  Really good fragrance for a sport scent, it’s excellent. Opens with citrus but doesn’t last long, then develops into a rich creaminess with high-quality mint. I really like this Polo one. It’s ideal for indoor spaces because it doesn’t overpower, but you can still enjoy it.

• omar7481

  September 21, 2022

  

  I grabbed this on sale alongside Ralph Club, thinking it would be a great option. It smells nice, but it doesn’t last even a second and has zero projection. Not worth it at all; at best, it works as an aftershave, but not for the price.

• Pabloufum

  September 29, 2022

  

  Blue, fresh, and versatile scent. It smells great, but on my skin it lasts about 30 minutes before vanishing. This has happened with every RL I’ve tried. I don’t know if it’s the brand, my skin, or if they just aren’t made to blend. What a pity. Scent: 8/10 Performance: 0/10 A delicious sigh xD.

• zemog

  January 19, 2023

  

  Zero projection. Performs like Polo Sport on the skin but smells like Polo Blue. I bought it because I liked both, but I lost my money. The longevity is worse than both fragrances it claims to blend with.