Lanvin L'Homme Sport (2009)
by Lanvin

Lanvin L'Homme Sport opens with the freshest lemon but soon gradiates to the patchouli, moss and musk; however, the lemon never leaves completely so it remains refreshing and never dark. The "sport" is a result of it's endorsement from tennis great Rafael Nadal. Do not be mislead by the "blue" and "sport" as Lanvin L'Homme Sport is not another aquatic, marine scent. It is a unique creation, pure and refreshing and destined to be a Lanvin classic. I highly recommend this one.

6th November, 2011. (Last Edited: 14th November, 2011.)

This stuff starts off great with a nice pleasant sweet yet masculine opening. I give about 4-5 sprays as I find it somewhat light. Definitely not an offensive scent and projection seems to be good for the first 3-4 hours. I own this about 3 days now and I am still not sure about longevity but I would say it lasts about 4 hours on my skin and then its time for a respray.
I don't get the citrus /lemon element that some other reviews have mentioned, definitely more sweet than citrusy. I would consider Chanel Allure Edition Blanche to be more of a citrus scent and Lanvin LHS is definitely sweeter than the Chanel.
A classy and elegant scent that is a nice change from the aquatics and lemon scents that are everywhere these days. Great for office / summertime wear. I live in a hot dry climate and its perfect.
Glad I bought it and so is my wife.

9th October, 2011. (Last Edited: 23rd October, 2011.)

This is the only Lanvin scent I have ever tried.
The initial note is promising with a touch of lemon and not overly sweet.
The dry down reveals a more typical decent but too synthetic fragrance.
It is not bad but there are many I would turn to before this. Although the bottle is not tres classy, I like it a lot.

11th March, 2011.

I don't know original L'Homme version, but this one is really good. I don't care it's sport or not, but is modern, fresh, aromatic, unique and lasts all day. It was my blind buy and I'm very happy with it. I like this funny bottle.
After Arpege pour homme it's my second EDT from Lanvin. Very underrated producer in my opinion...

30th December, 2010.

What a wonderful "sport" fragrance!

Lanvin L'Homme Sport is very much like Baldessarini, yes, however Baldessarini is a bit fruitier up top and has tobacco in the base. I'm actually starting to prefer this to Baldessarini. This definitely is not your ordinary "sport" fragrance, though. In fact, the name is probably the only "sport" thing about it! Darker than other fragrances of its type, as The_Cologneist stated before, but still a wonderful fresh masculine with a distinctive smell. Has a bit of a "coconut" aroma to it as well, but just barely. Lasts a while, too! Cool bottle, by the way....

Lanvin L'Homme Sport can be found for $25 dollars or less at discounters nowadays, so jump on the offer while you can - it's a great deal!

24th December, 2010.

This is my favorite fragrance from Lanvin. As many have already stated, it isn't really sporty. But I do enjoy its versatility. It's a good everyday fragrance that will not offend anyone. I find it light. The mildly sweet lemon fades slightly as the fragrance progresses; It looses its initial sharpness, but the lemon is always there. I find the lemon to be very enjoyable.

I find the lemon's transition to the base notes of patchouli, moss and musk to be very nice. Earthy, but not dark...thanks to...of course, the lemon. It also has very good longevity (8-10 hours).

It's one of my favorite lemon fragrances...Right up there with Halston 1-12 and Bvlgari Extreme PH...A big thumbs up.

3rd December, 2010. (Last Edited: 1st January, 2011.)