Nike Urban Wood Man by Nike

A must-buy. It’s worth far more than its price; it’s a real gem.

Lovely scent! Lasts for several hours and I recommend it without hesitation. It’s sweet and balanced, nothing annoying. Smells like a much pricier fragrance. For the price, it’s excellent value and collectible.

It’s a captivating and slightly addictive scent that invites you to wear a little on the wrist. It’s sweet, spiced, with the coffee note predominating. It reminds me a bit of Polo Red Extreme and Halloween Man X. If you like those fragrances, you’ll appreciate the Nike Urban Wood. Its longevity is more than acceptable, six hours on the skin, projecting quite a bit in the first hour. I use it in winter and especially at night; it performs very well in outdoor spaces. In enclosed spaces only in winter and taking care with the sprays. It’s one of my favourites in the line, I recommend it as a blind buy, and the risk of regretting it is very low given the price.

I bought it for the price and the ratings after trying several of Nike’s, but I didn’t like it at all. It smells old and overly sweet, reminding me of some cheap perfume from the eighties. I can’t see anyone young wearing it.

Opens citrusy then warms up to become spicy. Ideal for crisp autumn, winter, or night, but never in the cold with heat; it would be overwhelming. If you dislike sweet and warm scents, abstain. It has an almost gourmand sweetness but doesn’t become overpowering. The notes are very distinct, so despite being economical, it’s well-made. Citrus opening, moves to spicy, finishing with that sweet balsamic tone which is delightful in the cold. I recommend buying it, but start with the small bottle as it projects strongly. For me, longevity and projection aren’t bad; noticeable after hours. Edit: after wearing it regularly, it’s STUPENDOUS. At this price, I doubt I’ll find anything better. Edit again: the coffee note is addictive. I like this perfume; it’s exquisite and… 3€ for 30ml!

Economical yet well-constructed with decent quality. There are houses that make cheap fragrances without losing standards, even if they are inspirations (look at Arabian perfumery). Opens with a very measured citrus note then becomes spicy and aromatic with a subtle sweetness. I’m not sure what its original is; it could smell like another fragrance I don’t own. I bought it at a laughable price in 30ml, the ideal size for testing. Made in Spain. I see it as a daytime scent for autumn and winter. I will test its performance (I don’t notice projection), without great expectations. Next, I’ll try Nike The Perfume Man, which is said to have some Dolce & Gabbana. (Indeed, it’s skin-scented and I don’t think it lasts more than 6 hours to be generous. Good aroma, but short longevity.)

I got it by chance. Blessed chance! I love it. Intense and lasting scent, uncommon. You might call me crazy, but to me it has an air of Interlude. It’s certainly a great fragrance at a very low price.

To start, I think this is the best Nike fragrance out right now. The opening is potent and sweet, then floral and coffee notes emerge, before the base takes over where the musk shines (and I’d say vanilla too, even if it’s not listed). It’s sweet from start to finish. As for performance, two or three sprays are enough to project strongly for about half an hour, with a moderate to heavy trail, before settling close to the skin after two hours. The total longevity is frankly excellent, surpassing seven hours and reaching 10-12 in favourable conditions, though it stays very close to the skin in the final hours while retaining its sweetness. At under £10, it’s a top choice, especially if you’re young or enjoy sweet and gourmand fragrances.

I don’t know what it is, because I don’t understand notes, but I can’t stop smelling it. I love it, it lasts much longer than others from the brand. For the price, it’s well worth it. I’d recommend at least trying it.