Tailwind Grab-and-Go Endurance Fuel Single Serve Assorted Flavors (Pack of 8) - Hydration Drink Mix with Electrolytes, Carbohydrates - Non-GMO, Gluten-Free, Vegan, No Soy or Dairy
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HI - Of the 7- Three of the packets are decaf. Each of the caffeinated packets contains 70 mg of caffeine and 200 calories.
The following are the components of our dish: Non- Non-GMO Dextrose (Glucose) GMO Dextrose (Glucose) GMO Dextrose (Glucos Organic Flavor, Potassium Chloride, Magnesium Citrate, Calcium Carbonate, GMO Sucrose, Citric Acid, Sodium Citrate, Sea Salt, Organic Flavor, Potassium Chloride, Magnesium Citrate, Calcium Carbonate Tailwind contains the following ingredients per 100-calorie serving: 303 milligrams of sodium, 88 milligrams of potassium, 25 milligrams of carbohydrates, 26 milligrams of calcium, and 14 milligrams of magnesium per serving.
Although both Tailwind Nutrition's Endurance Fuel and Skratch's Exercise Hydration Mix contain simple carbohydrates and a full complement of electrolytes, the main difference is that Tailwind is a complete fuel (calories, electrolytes, and hydration), allowing you to run on it alone. Skratch is an electrolyte drink that needs to be supplemented with calories (e.g. (for example, bars, chews, gels, food, and so on.)
Thank you very much for your inquiry. The 7 pack is designed to give someone an assortment of all of our flavors (7 total) so that they can not only try the product, but also figure out which flavor they prefer. Unfortunately, we do not offer a caffeinated or non-caffeinated version. Please accept my apologies for not being able to provide you with a caffeinated bundle right now.
Selected User Reviews For Tailwind Grab-and-Go Endurance Fuel Single Serve Assorted Flavors (Pack of 8) - Hydration Drink Mix with Electrolytes, Carbohydrates - Non-GMO, Gluten-Free, Vegan, No Soy or Dairy
I completed my first 50K using only Tailwind (and beer). Female course record was broken, and she took first place overall. YES, I AM OKAY WITH IT. br>br>I wish you could buy stickpacks with the same flavor or type of stick, or all non-flavored stickpacks. flavor packs with caffeine.
Tailwind is available for a fifty-mile race I'd like to run, so I went on a 31-mile training run with handhelds this weekend to test it out. I usually stick to gels and salt tabs, and I'm not a big fan of sports drinks. It ended up being my go-to for the entire race. It worked great; my energy levels were high throughout the run, I had no GI issues, and the taste was pleasant (naked, green tea (of all the flavors), and orange flavors) and not too overpowering. The pouches' price seems a little high, especially since I haven't decided on a flavor or a 50-serving bag yet. I was pleasantly surprised by the end result.
I liked how simple it was to mix this with water. The flavor was light and not overly sweet, which I appreciated. It gave me a lot of energy and helped me recover from my workouts. There was only one snag. I was having problems with my lower area. So I drank about 12 ounces after the first time I tried it. The rest of the day went without a hitch. The following day brought some issues that were, to put it mildly, fluid. I managed to get through it and put it down to something else. I was afraid I'd make more laundry the next time I used it, which was the next morning. Okay, I reasoned, it must be me or something I ate. It was kablooie the third time I tried it! As I ran (sort of) for a restroom, I made more amusing faces and posed in amusing ways. I barely made it, but I did, so that's all that matters. I suppose there are a few people who are affected in this way, and unfortunately, I am one of them. I guess I won't be a repeat customer because I'm not giving it another shot. I have a friend who will be receiving the remainder of my possessions. Darn it. br>br>I'm thinking about halving the dose to see if it turns things into a liquid rather than a solid. I'll update the review as soon as I figure something out.
Every weekend, I go for a two-hour ride on the road and XC mountain bike. By the one and a half hour mark, I usually start cramping and have lost a lot of energy. I tried chewing gum, but it didn't seem to help me all that much. I experimented with the salt sticks and found that they were quite effective. I attempted to carry more food, but I despise carrying excess baggage. I just finished going over all of the non-essential information. I felt great all the way through my ride without any additional chews or food after using these caffeinated sticks from the Tailwind box set! I can now begin training for the three-hour mark with the assistance of these Tailwind sticks!.
In my 30 years of running, this is the best overall electrolyte, sodium, and rehydration drink I've ever used. I've been putting it through its paces on ling runs, and it performed admirably on a recent 20-mile trail run. 6 oz just before the race, then 4 oz during the race After one hour, drink 6 oz, then every 15 minutes after that. It's simple to mix, has a great flavor, and has caffeine options. The variety packs allow you to try a wide range of flavors as well as caffeinated and non-caffeinated options. options for caff caff The rest of the excellent positive feedback is correct!.
I finally didn't run out of gas in my last marathon, and I qualified for Boston for the first time! Granted, training played a big role, but I truly believe these items aided me greatly.
This was the second time I'd done a seven-day challenge. pack, and I'm still blown away by how well it works. During long races, I used to eat shot blocks and waffles and would always have stomach problems after about 4 hours. Last weekend, I completed a 40-mile obstacle course with approximately 80 obstacles, and this is all I ate the entire time. I never felt hungry or tired, and I had no stomach issues or gut rot. br>I just ordered the large size in mandorin orange, but deciding which flavor to order was the most difficult part because they are all delicious and subtle. On really hot days, I've combined it with pedialite and it's like a miracle elixir.
I've tried all of the flavors except the Colorado Cola, which I may try in the near future because I'm not a big fan of cola. The other 7 flavors are all very good, so picking a favorite is difficult. The green tea flavor reminded me more of lime Gatorade than tea. I've been using them for about 6 weeks and can't tell if they're working other than the fact that I don't get hungry after several hours of jogging, so the calories seem to be hitting the spot. I guess it's working because I've only been jogging for a little over a year. I ran 1 mile for the first time recently and did not crash or experience the "gut bombs" that they claim they help prevent. Would have been a perfect 5 star if I knew it wasn't making a difference over not using it at all at all at all at all at all at all at all at all at%.