Superfuel Carbohydrate Powder Drink Mix, (Lemon & Lime, 840 Grams)

Currently using this in training for a 50km trail race after Tailwind became inaccessible. Initial use for 10-30km runs suggests good taste, stomach stability and hydration. Shows some resistance to mixing but not a significant issue.

Geschmack ist dezent,nicht aufdringlich oder schlimm künstlich. Magenverträglichkeit bei mir gut trotz des hohen Kohlenhydratanteils. Diesen finde ich praktisch,da ich unter Belastung lieber trinke als esse. Nachteilig ist die schlechte Auflösbarkeit im Wasser,das dauert sehr lange, und der doch hohe Preis,daher einen Stern weniger.

It tastes as if victory and limes had a baby. Smooth, light, and ready to fuel my questionable life choices on race day. I bit hard to mix well, but overall, it's lemon-lime FTW.

I've tried all the gels, gu, etc. This seems to be the best solution to balance cost savings, carb intake, and overall nutrition. I have done five Ironman races and the last one I did my last 6 weeks of training and exclusive race day nutrition. My solution might not work for everyone but I found it super easy and overall able to hitting caloric intake. Here was what I did on Ironman race day and it worked perfectly (may take some personalization): 1 24 oz water bottle -add 20 scoops of Skratch (seems like a lot but that's roughly 3 servings) -add 3 LMNT sodium packets or 3000mg of sodium -break open and add 10 sport legs capsules in powder form -totals 4500mg of sodium, 300g of carbs -mark with a sharpie 9 notches for 10 servings, every 10 miles drink the sludge to the next mark -supplement with water, mortal hydration, and gels as needed and swap other bottle cages with disposable bottles -at T1 and T2 add to transition bags a small water bottle (6 oz) with 5-7 scoops of scratch. Slam that while in each transition. -trained doing roughly the same mix for training rides 60-110 miles long. Easier then gels, less mess, more cost effective. -Taste isn't amazing but isn't bad. Carbs and calories is where this stuff gets you ahead. Will use this same formula going forward.

used this for a calorie bump for an extended backcountry hiking trip. It tastes good and helped with energy and electrolytes but man is it a weird texture when you initially mix it with water. I recommend shaking very well and making it about 10 minutes before you want to drink it. Overall satisfied with it and will use for long distance running in the future!