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Boss Sport by Hugo Boss, 1987

Boss Sport by Hugo Boss, 1987
89% Positive Reviews
Rated #1958 in Fragrances

Posted
Okay kids, it's time I took a stab at Boss Sport. This is a fresh fougère that doesn't really act or feel like a "sport" fragrance, and certainly does not smell at all like toilet cleaner to me. What it does smell like, on me, is a fresh and quick burst of citrus boosted by amber and a buttery-fig accord. I'm surprised the notes pyramid does not list fig, because that's what I get the most out of Boss Sport. It's not unpleasant by any means, just peculiar. It dries down to a smooth, subtle amber and moss base. Unfortunately, Boss Sport poops out too soon on my skin - I get 5 hours at the most. Otherwise, I think it's a nice fresh fig fougère (there's a tongue twister for ya!), but I wouldn't fork over that much money to have a bottle of this, even if it is discontinued.

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True story...I had dinner with my next door neighbor and I showed him my collection. This led to a discussion of fragrances, and he showed me his 2 bottles...Azzaro PH and Boss Sport after shave in a 4.2 oz bottle although it was half full. He mentioned he hadn't worn it in years...so I asked if he is willing to part with...it is now part of my collection

Gregy87 mentioned toilet cleaner...well, that is not too far off. There is a toilet relationship going on here...much like Yves Saint Laurent classic KOUROS. Except Boss Sport is not in yoru face and much weaker. It opens with a tinge of WD40 (lubricant for metals) or maybe my bottle is old. Then the Kouros shows up and stays until Boss No 1 (which sport is based on) shows up. I really like Boss No 1 and Kouros, so naturally this is a winner. Except for the WD40 note.

Is it worth the astronomical prcies some buyers are asking on eBay...NO!!! If you can find a decant seller or deal, take it. Otherwise...

Posted
Traditional 80`s fresh aromatic fougere similar to many other of its kind, but it still manages to smell quite unique. And weird.

I can see the certain resemblance to some sort of cleaning products or even floor waxes, but it actually makes this really interesting. To my nose this smells almost avant-gardish ; it`s synthetic and oddly compelling.
I suppose tarragon is the key player in this fragrance, although that doesn`t tell you much.

A really hard-to-explain fragrance. If possible, find out yourself.

Hate the name, but the emerald green colour of the bottle is very attractive.

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Favorite of all time! Still can't find a replacement since it was discontinued.

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If you like Patchoulli base note - this ones for you (if you can get it) - it's fresh and really soapy -(love soapy scents) - smelled Dunhill Fresh recently that one comes close - bring it back please!

Posted
Superb eighties juice, virtually impossible to find anywhere. It had that herbal dryness like many of it's peers, but also a sporty freshness and some tonka to warm it up. Always enjoyed the botle too, its something Gordon Gecko from Wall Street must have slapped on after a long racquetball game with one of his disciples.

If you against all odds find it somewhere, do not hesitate to grab it immediately.

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I totally agree with the last TWO men. I love this great scent, but hate that I discovered it, much too late. I've managed to purchase a small cache of Boss Sport EDT,After Shave, and Spray Deo. But this would have been one of my favorite scents that I would have purchased forever. It's unique, fresh, warm, and has great staying power. If you can pick up either the EDT or the A/S...it's well worth it. This is a GREAT Cologne!5-30-04

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I think I bought the last few bottles left in the world. I don't know why the earlier poster said this reeked of a lavatory. I have had nothing but good things said [to say] about this fine scent. Hugo Boss made some great winners as this with 'Elements', 'Boss In Motion' and a few others. And then again the popular Boss scents were duds in my eyes...oh well...what's one to do.
Boss Sport by Hugo Boss, 1987
Description:

Details:
DetailValue
Top NotesBergamot, Lemon, Tagetes, Juniper, Artemisia, Mandarin
Middle NotesTarragon, Clary Sage, Rose, Geranium, Mace, Jasmin, Lily, Carnation
Base NotesPatchouli, Cedar, Sandal, Musk, Moss, Amber, Tonka
Launched Date1987
GenderMen
AvailabilityDiscontinued
ByHugo Boss
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