Duke Cannon Men's Bar Soap - 10oz. Big American Brick Of Soap By Duke Cannon - Naval Triumph

I love this soap. Before it was available on Amazon, I used to go out of my way to get it from the few various shops that sell it. Each bar lasts me almost two months. It has a great scent. Manly yet refined. It also has a great lather and leaves my skin feeling soft and smooth. It does tend to turn your soap tray and shower floor slightly blue, but it washes off.

I received my bar of Duke's very finest today. Naturally I was anxious to try it. As it sat on the table next to me while I ate dinner I could smell the amazing scent gently calling me to shower. I cracked the box open to be greeted by what I can only describe as the smell of lesser men perishing before the powerful guns of a full broadside from a battleship. It's strong enough to be enticing but not overpowering to the point of being sickening. As I stepped into the scalding hot waters of my shower and the significant sized bar got wet it erupted into a conflagration of heady aromas. At once I closed my eyes and could see myself on the AA gun of a WWII Era destroyer, taking down zeroes with ease. The bar shows small bits of oats in it that work well to scrub as it glides across your skin like a submarine stealthily stalking it's prey. It rinses off like the scent of a $2 Singaporean prostitute and leaves your skin literally squeaky clean. After a long day climbing in oily bilges on board a US Warship I can affirm the cleaning prowess of this soap and declare it acceptable for prolonged use.

I underestimated the size of this soap. When I got the package, I was confused, why was it in such a big box? Then I took the bar out, realized this soap is not only HUGE, but strong. I moved out of my parents' home, and used this soap as the first brick to my new mansion. Just kidding, but this soap smells awesome! Masculine smell, not too powerful, the kernels provide a great scrub, and obviously the size means it doesn't run out quick. Also, it lathers up really well. Never using another bar soap except this !

I have used two or three of these bars and reserved judgment until I tried it a couple times. The up side is the naval supremacy smells awesome, reminds me of a soap or aftershave my grandfather used. He served in the Navy during WWII in the Pacific, the generation when men were still men so the smell isn't the least bit girly. The bar is massive, I'm a healthy sized guy and this is a handful. The oats in the soap give a good scratching feeling on the skin. I also like that a donation is made to veteran causes from the sale. The bad is that the bar goes about as fast as any other soap. If your average dial bar was the same size it would last just as long, so it isn't the never ending gobstopper of the soap world. Don't be mistaken, this is a luxury item. But I work hard for what I have so I feel I'm entitled to spend a couple extra bucks on a luxury soap a few times a year, if you feel the same I think you will enjoy this if you don't expect anything unreasonable from a bar of soap.

It towers majestically like a 2001: A Space Odyssey-alien-being-beyond-the-infinite sentinel, standing tall on its proud, defiant end in the shower soapdish, because that's the only freeeeeking way it can fit! This is pure and unadulterated man soap. Not for children. Keep in a cool, dry place and avoid exposure to heat and impact lest it explode and riddle you with shards of glorious blue fortitude. Yes, it is a brick. Chuck Norris built his entire pool house out of these...and when it rains, the masculinity in the neighborhood comes in at over 9,000 mega-Arnolds. Use liberally, luxuriating in the ample suds and triumphicalistic scent. Drink it in, lad, don't be shy.

The price is on point, the smell is awesome, the bar cracks like you found it in an abandoned house, the oatmeal grips are manly. The one big problem? After three days my skin was dried out like the cryptkeeper. Cleaning parts with MEK is the only thing leaves my skin in worse shape. Bummer, I would have been a lifer.

Duke Cannon is a veteran owned company. This is (without a doubt) the best soap I’ve ever used. My understanding is , that It’s made in the USA by wounded and/or disabled Combat Veterans. A portion of the profits go to various veteran charities. Aside from all that, it smells and feels amazing. It’s enormous in size and manliness. The smell is as masculine as fine tuning a classic muscle car, or field dressing a Wild boar that you harvested with a spear. The first time I used this , my wife nearly slipped off of her chair when I walked by .

My first thought about it when I pulled it from the box (as it needs a box--it's flipping huge) was, "If I put this in a sock, it would do a lot of damage." Then I took the sniff test. I admit, "Smells like Naval Victory" made me concerned that it'd smell like sailors after a visit to a brothel, or like Coast, or something along those lines. No, it smells pretty good. Clean, fresh, not overdone. Two warnings. 1. Don't put it in a sock. Seriously. I was joking. Do not use in hand-to-hand combat unless you have no choice. You could seriously hurt someone. 2. If you drop it in the shower, don't stop it with your foot. You may break your foot. You _probably_ won't crack the tub. If it does crack the tub, at least it was quick. Mourn it and move on.

Really nice smell, huge bar of soap hopefully will last awhile. Great price for so much soap

Bad a$$ bar of soap. Clear your skin and then clean your room.