Coach Open Road Eau de Toilette Travel Spray
Coach Open Road Eau de Toilette Travel Spray is inspired by a road trip along the American coastline and the thrill of living for the adventure.
Latest User Reviews
Smells Great
A light scent that makes its presence known, Couch Open Road is easily one of my favorites. It has a musky and woodsy scent. The scent is long lasting and only a spray or two is needed at most. I have gotten many compliments when I do wear this cologne.
Unique manly scent that is not overpowering
The packaging and glass looks nice and high quality. As far as the scent when you first smell it you smell a strong musk smell once it dries the smells turns to a more bright and sweet smell and the heavy musk mell becomes real light. I love using this when going out because it gives you a nice manly smell without it being over powering just enough to smell leave a statement without overstaying its welcome. Will highly recommend.
Bright, Masculine, Balanced
First off, the bottle looks great sitting on the shelf — just a really nice, classy bottle. I always have to remind myself that it doesn't have a top that needs to be removed before spraying. Open Road has a great solid scent, not aggressive but very fresh and balanced. Great scent for the early part of the day. Pleasant with a dash of spice, and I find that it softens nicely over the course of the day.
Solid, traditional style men's cologne
My wife got me this cologne and I love it. I don't like over powering scents or something that smells like those sleeze balls at the club lol. I also don't like the one that are too "breezy" or fresh, that's what fabric softener and deodorant are for. This is a traditional, sexy and manly cologne. If that's what you are looking for, then I highly recommend Open Road.
Smells great!
Received my Coach Open Road cologne and I'm absolutely in love with this scent. Smells amazing and sticks great. Extremely happy with this product! Would highly recommend to anyone looking for a great smelling fragrance
My new favorite
This Coach Open Road Eau de Toilette is my new favorite cologne. And a beautiful bluish bottle.. It isn't strong at all just right. The sprayer works well and Sprays evenly. My girlfriend and mom comment how well it smells every time I'm wearing it.
Long lasting amazing fragrance
This is a great perfume with a perfect blend of Sichuan Pepper, Lavender and Vetiver. My husband is a perfume connoisseur and he absolutely loves this perfume. The fragrance is long lasting and the bottle looks nice as well. The fragrance is definitely masculine but not too strong, but just right.
Smells fantastic
I'm so in love with this Coach perfume. Great big bottle of perfume is always a plus. Smells on my clothes even after I wash it. Got many compliments from my wife . Will definitely recommend it and purchase in the future.
Masculine and Fresh
Coach Open Road Eau de Toilette is masculine and fresh. It's clean yet woodsy. I love the smell. I highly recommend as a gift for any man in your life. The Coach brand is reliable and has the best modern scents. Everyone who smells this always compliments it.
My new favorite
I really like this cologne and it has quickly ended up as the top choice in my daily morning routine. One spray in the morning and it lasts all day. It is not overpowering, but instead a subtle, pleasant scent that sticks with you throughout the day. Masculine without being in your face.
Technical Data
- Manufactured by Coach
- Average price : $35
Details
Fragrance Family
- Woody Aromatic
Scent Type
- Woody
Key Notes
- Top - Sichuan Pepper
- Middle - Lavender
- Base - Vetiver
How To Use
Spray on pulse points (behind the ears and wrists) and on the chest.
Ingredients
Alcohol Denat. (Sd Alcohol 39-C), Parfum (Fragrance), Aqua (Water), Butyl Methoxydibenzoylmethane, Limonene, Linalool, Ethylhexyl Methoxycinnamate, Citronellol, Benzyl Salicylate, Ethylhexyl Salicylate, Alpha-Isomethyl Ionone, Bht, Citral, Eugenol, Geraniol, Sodium Hydroxide, Ci 60730 (Ext.Violet 2), Ci 17200 (Red 33), Ci 42090 (Blue 1), Ci 19140 (Yellow 5).
