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Built for
consistent fueling.

Lighter, less-sweet taste Everyday price Stackable servings

Every serving delivers 30 g of CHO and 100 mg sodium in a light-tasting 2:1 formula. Simple to stack. Priced for everyday use.

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30 gCHO / servingConsistent across all products
60 g/h2 servings30 + 30 for the hour
90 g/h3 servings30 + 30 + 30 for the hour
3FormatsSame dose across gel, drink, and bar

Simple to stack

Each format provides 30 g of carbs and 100 mg of sodium. Choose your favorite, then count two servings for 60 g/h or three for 90 g/h.

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Sip it. Squeeze it.
Chew it. Stack it.

Three formats. The same 30 g CHO and 100 mg sodium. Pick what fits the session, then count servings to 60–90 g/h.

2:1 Gel

2:1 Gel

Use case ·Fast, portable energy for harder efforts.

Reach for a gel when the pace is high, carrying space is limited, or chewing is inconvenient.

  • 30 g CHO + 100 mg sodium
  • 10 × 71 g gels
  • Vegan + gluten-free
  • Best for moderate to high intensity
Flavors
Lemon-LimeForest FruitsBlood Orange
Everyday price €7.99 ≈ €0.80 per gel

2 : 1Glucose + Fructose · Three formats

Fuel that goes the distance,
taste that stays light

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Dual-carbohydrate formula

Glucose and fructose use different pathways, allowing for higher hourly carbohydrate intake.

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Simple 30 g dose

Two servings equal 60 g; three equal 90 g.

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Baseline sodium

Every serving contributes 100 mg sodium; athletes with higher sweat losses may need more.

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Lighter, less-sweet profile

Less fructose than a 1:0.8 ratio keeps the sweetness balanced and prevents flavor fatigue during repeated fueling.

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Three formats.
One base unit.

Choose the format that fits your session. Each product adds the same 30 g CHO and 100 mg sodium to your plan.

Questions, answered.

Clear product guidance for building a setup you can practise before race day.

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01Who is the 2:1 fueling line for?

The line is designed for endurance athletes building simple fueling plans for long sessions. Gel and drink suit moderate- to high-intensity work; the bar is best during long low- to moderate-intensity efforts when solid food is tolerated.

02Is the line made for 60 or 90 g/h?

Both. Each serving provides 30 g of carbs, making the math effortless: two servings for 60 g/h and three for 90 g/h. Increase your hourly intake gradually in training to build gut tolerance.

03Can I combine the gel, drink, and bar?

Yes. All three use the same 30 g CHO and 100 mg sodium serving logic. At high intensity, prioritise gel and drink; include the bar during steadier sessions where solid food digests comfortably.

04Why does the 2:1 ratio matter?

Glucose and fructose utilize different absorption pathways. Combining both supports higher hourly carbohydrate intake than a single source, while a lower fructose ratio keeps the sweetness balanced.

05Is every format light tasting?

Yes. All three formats share a lower-sweetness profile. The gel and drink feel exceptionally light and refreshing, while the bar offers a soft, real-food option without any overwhelming sweetness.

06How do I mix the drink?

Mix one 30-g serving with 250–500 ml water. Use more water for a lighter taste, or less for a more concentrated drink.

07When should I choose the bar?

Choose it during long, steady, low- to moderate-intensity efforts. With small amounts of fat, fiber, and protein, it digests more slowly, so it is not the best choice during high-intensity racing or last-minute pre-race fueling.

08Do I need extra sodium?

Each serving contains 100 mg of sodium. During hot weather or periods of high sweat rates, top up with additional electrolytes as needed.