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Replaces Glycogen and Replenishes Energy
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Replaces Electrolytes
A clean isotonic carb gel for athletes who want fuel without caffeine - useful for stacking through long sessions or for caffeine-sensitive athletes.
What it is
A 60ml gel delivering 30g of carbohydrate in a 2:1 glucose-to-fructose ratio. The dual-transporter blend (SGLT1 for glucose, GLUT5 for fructose) allows higher absorption rates than glucose-only gels - useful when you're pushing fuelling beyond 60g/hour. The isotonic, liquid-like texture is easier to swallow mid-effort than thicker gels, and doesn't demand water to wash it down. 200mg of sodium supports hydration alongside the fuelling. Caffeine-free, so you can dose freely throughout a long event without stacking stimulants.
When to use it
- Training and racing in cycling, running, triathlon, and Hyrox
- Long sessions where you need multiple gels and want to control caffeine intake separately
- Late-stage event fuelling when you don't want more caffeine but still need carbs
- Athletes sensitive to caffeine, or training in the afternoon/evening
How to use it
Aim for 30-60g of carbs per hour during endurance efforts, scaling up to 90g+ per hour for longer events if your gut is trained for it. One gel delivers 30g - so one gel every 30-60 minutes covers most race-pace fuelling. The isotonic formula doesn't strictly need water alongside it, but a sip helps with swallowing and oral comfort. Test fuelling rates in training first - the gut adapts to higher intakes with practice.
Key features
- 30g carbohydrate per gel: Precision-dosed for easy fuelling maths.
- 2:1 glucose-to-fructose ratio: Dual-transporter blend for higher absorption rates.
- 200mg sodium: Useful electrolyte top-up alongside the carbs.
- Isotonic, liquid texture: Doesn't need water to swallow.
- Caffeine-free: Dose freely without stacking stimulants.
- Classic orange flavour: Familiar and easy to take session after session.
- Informed Sport certified: Batch tested for banned substances.
How this fits into your fueling plan
Most endurance athletes aim for 60–90g of carbs per hour, typically from 2–4 products. At 30g, this pairs well with other fuel sources.
Calculate how many you need →Nutrition Facts
| Component | Per 100 g | Per Serving (60.0 g) |
% NRV* |
|---|---|---|---|
| Energy (kJ) | 837kJ | 502kJ | |
| Calories (kcal) | 200kcal | 120kcal | |
| Sodium | 333mg | 200mg | 10% |
| Total Carbohydrate | 50g | 30g | 12% |
| Of Which Sugars | 19g | 11g | 13% |
** No NRV established.
eoe - errors and omissions excepted. Please double check manufacturer packaging.
Nutrient values are rounded to the nearest whole number.
