Andy Roddick
Andy Roddick (2006)

A bit harsh and synthetic but ultimately Andy Roddick is a nice citrus fragrance that's very clean (vetiver) and pleasant. It's not a favorite of mine but my wife really likes this one, one of her favs when I wear it. Casual and summer fit this best.

She asks what I'm wearing when I wear it, so it does have some projection. I only get a few hours longevity, so I usually spray on clothes and all over to help.

A synthetic sleeper hit. At first I hated it, it just smelled like mosquito repellant and metal. But over time it grew on me and now I get a sort of cool citrus and sweet synthetic iced tea out of it. Like Brisk in a bottle, complete with the sugar and artificial lemon added in, definitely not the kind of tea you make at home with actual leaves.

In summary, a pleasing scent for the 25-and-under crowd. At $10 for a large bottle, it's an upbeat alternative to horrid body sprays such as Axe and Tag.

A very nice citrus perfume. Quite sharp at first but it's fresh and pleasant. It reminds me of Lacoste Essential Sport. The bottle is heavy, gorgeous and well made. Was inexpensive but doesn't smell like it. Longevity could be a little better but it's a nice EDT.

As indicated below, Andy Roddick is very similar in style to Echo. I've never been that taken with Echo, but my wife likes it a lot. And she likes Andy Roddick better than Echo.

To me it's a good alternative for warm weather wear, though I wish it was a bit louder at the four hour mark.

This is a simple sweet citrussy fragrance, similar to Davidoff Echo or Crave By Calvin Klein. It is inexpensive( I paid $6 for 50mL) and quite well made.

Since noone has yet written the review for this one, I'll try to be helpful for those who might think about buying it.Please, stay away from this one!It's just too sweet, and that's abou it.In one word - terrible!