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Bold, Western Leather & Gunpowder Scent Solid Cologne - Blazing Saddles Scent by Outlaw - Hard Cologne for Men & Women

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Scent: Leather, Gunpowder, Sandalwood, Sagebrush


Features

  • The Scent: Step into the stirrups and let Blazing Saddles Solid Cologne take you on a thrilling ride across expansive plains. This scent captures the unbridled spirit of the West, imbuing your day with the adventure and freedom of a timeless cowboy saga.
  • The Notes: Delve into a blend where rugged leather meets mysterious gunpowder, serene sandalwood, and wild sagebrush. Together, they forge a complex aroma thats as multifaceted as the Western terrain itself, evoking the spirit of open skies and dusty trails.
  • Solid Cologne: Choose the traveler's companion with our solid cologne. Its compact, no-spill form is perfect for on-the-go touch-ups, offering a discreet way to apply and control your scent narrative. Its the ideal partner for your adventures, meeting TSA standards with ease.
  • Use Solid Cologne: Embrace the essence of the West with a simple swipe. Warm the cologne between your fingers and touch it onto your pulse points, where your body heat will release the complex layers of our bold, adventurous scent throughout the day.
  • Outlaw's Promise: At Outlaw, we stand behind our promise of crafting only the finest colognes with ethical practices and pristine ingredients. Each tin reflects our commitment to quality and the well-being of both our customers and the environment.
  • Crafted in the USA: Nestled in the heart of Sparks, Nevada, our dedicated team handcrafts each solid cologne, infusing it with love and the legendary spirit of the West. Were not just making scents; were creating experiences that make every day exhilarating.

Brand: Outlaw Soaps


Item Form: Bar


Item Volume: 0.5 Fluid Ounces


Scent: Leather, Gunpowder, Sandalwood, Sagebrush


Special Feature: Handcrafted Quality, Compact, Travel-friendly Tin Design, Natural Ingredients, Subtle, Yet Notable Scent Release, Western Scent Profile See more


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No


Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 2 x 2 x 1 inches; 0.5 ounces


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Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Outlaw Soaps


Country of Origin ‏ : ‎ USA


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*LONG REVIEW WARNING* I purposefully waited until I received Duke Cannon's Bourbon solid cologne before writing this review, just so I could compare the two - in fact, having never used solid colognes before, I took a chance with the Gambler as the description seemed right up my alley (and it delivered), even though the reviews for the Duke Cannon product made me think it may be just as good, or better. Here's the thing: most people buy something off the internet and convince themselves it's what they really wanted, because they don't wanna waste money and do a side-by-side comparison - but I did. First off, you must realize that the Gambler and Bourbon are targeting the same audience - people who want to give off a warm, inviting scent of bourbon not like a drunk, but like you walked into a rustic tavern that specializes in high-end whiskey, with those planks comprising the floor and craftsmanship oozing off each article. It's about the subtle ambiance that signals you're a hard-working man with a vision who has earned that sipping whiskey at the end of the day, and the warmth of the booze is expediting your leisure activity (which you still execute with finesse). The Gambler will satisfy the above whereas Bourbon will make you smell like someone who just graduated from Axe body spray, by spending about the same amount of $. The Duke Cannon take was everything I *didn't* want in a bourbon-inspired solid cologne, with its pungent, alcoholic, nondescript, semi-suffocating smell reminiscent of cheap department store spray-on cologne - it's for the man without class, dousing himself with an allergy-inducing redolence with the hope of getting lucky at the mainstream club. Outlaw Soaps' Gambler has DEPTH, a warm fragrance of the highest quality bourbon, caramel malt sweetness, strong but well-balanced apricots, and a *hint* of expensive, well-crafted leather, JUST AS ADVERTISED (sans the welcome surprise of the apricots). It's more subtle than Duke Cannon, but I realized that I don't *want* to smell like the over-cologned douchebag in a room with genuine/real people in close quarters - it's more about being a man who smells HELLA good & unique to boot, without bullying another's bubble. A woman worth the trouble will pick up on this. Their customer service was also excellent initially when I expressed interest in buying more of their products (they sent me samples of all their soaps very quickly just so I could make a decision), but when I expressed concern over the negative reviews of another one of their products, I almost got the feeling of being ghosted. However, my mind has been blown by literally every concoction of theirs that I've tried, and that includes the soap sample bundle, the Magic Beard & Hair Elixir, and of course the Gambler - so I'm not too worried in terms of authenticity of scent, performance, and beyond excellent quality from this brand in general. Last but not least, you have to warm up the cologne and apply it before you judge the scent as it *can* remind you of a scented candle - as some reviewers have stated to my erstwhile concern - when you open the tin (although oddly that association, even without warming the solid, seems to pretty much go away after a while once you fall in love, as I did, with the depth and nuances of the scent profile). At the end of the day, I can look past Outlaw Soaps' flaw with oddly and alternatingly enthusiastic then cold customer service (on just one occasion out of several extremely positive ones) - and I can do this because they make it count where it effing matters. No-one else out there comes anywhere close to the richness, complexity, uniqueness, and sheer creativity of their scents - they're *artists,* and it takes one to know one. Lately my body/mind had been naturally craving aromatherapy, and from that perspective, thank God Outlaw Soaps exists. You deserve five stars because you're SOMETHING ELSE altogether - like a temperamental Greek God who's still above and beyond the best human. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2019 by Rashed Arafat Rashed Arafat
    • From 1 star to 5 stars
Scent: Bourbon, Tobacco, Leather
New edit: FRON 1 STAR TO 5 STARS I bought The Gambler on a whim. You can see my complaints below. Now, I'm not saying it's not a great product, because it is. The Gambler is a very unique scent and does smell exactly as they described it leather Bourbon and tobacco. It's just wasn't for me. I loved the idea behind the product and it is well made and marketed. When this company reached out to me and asked me how I like their product, I let them know that the scent wasn't for me and I probably would not be purchasing again. The response was quick and sincere. She offered to send me out a new scent free of charge and she also included a sample of the soap. I got Blazing Saddles this time along with fire in the hole the sample soap. Although Blazing Saddles again is not my kind of scent, it did smell a lot better. Fire in the hole is amazing. It's like a piney campsite smell. It, again, is not for me. I'm a white Seattle guy who works in finance. I am not NEARLY cool or tough enough to pull off this smell. It is a wonderful product and even better company. I apologize to the woman who listened to my concerns, I forgot your name, but you are exactly the perfect person to represent a company. I will be buying more of this product as gifts to my more manly friends. Great job all around ORIGINAL: Not what I was expecting. I thought the idea as great as well as the marketing, and I really wanted to like it, but this scent is just... Off. It smells like leather saddle balm (which is a fond memory of mine) in the worst way possible. Like a scented candle was burned under a saddle? I tried it out and it was, meh. I got to my girlfriends house and she didn't tell me until later that she thought I smelled like a flea collar. Needless to say, I'm bummed. The description was really interesting and maybe another scent would be better, but I am not spending any money to find out. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2018 by Kyle
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Scent: Cedar and Campfire
Unique, one of a kind smell. Lasts a good long while. Does leave one with a nice hint of the outdoors and camping
Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2023 by Douglas A. Miller
    • Manly
Scent: Leather, Gunpowder, Sandalwood, Sagebrush
Really robust, manly, down to earth and potent solid cologne balm. A little goes a long way. Does not irritate skin. Not fruity, feminine or obnoxious. You don't need to marinate in it to smell good all day.
Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2024 by AOX
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All 6 of the samplers were melted and leaking throughout the bag when delivered. After cleaned up and cooled down I have about half of each tin left, and all but one smells very close to the same. I don't know if the similar smell is from the heat damage, or if that is the product itself. That being said the smell is nice, the tins are incredibly small and packable (but don't leave in your pocket or a hot car). ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2024 by Vanessa Perry
    • Shrink-flation? If you bought this in the past, know what you’re paying for.
Scent: Leather, Gunpowder, Sandalwood, Sagebrush
The media could not be loaded. If I can give y’all any credit, it’s that it still smells great. But that’s where the compliments end unfortunately. The first time I bought this it lasted a good long while, the cologne held its form and didn’t leak. So when I ordered again, and the tin was half the size I remembered, I thought I was going crazy. But I finally found the old one and no, y’all are just charging the same amount for half of what you used to give. My other complaint is that the cologne isn’t solid, when it showed up it was already leaking through the bag and despite keeping it in a cool place (or even freezing it) it is still just a tin of goop that was already half gone (and there wasn’t as much to begin with). Super lame, y’all won’t get my $ again. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2024 by John Ennis

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