Science in Sport GO Isotonic Energy Gels | 22g Carbohydrates | Low Sugar | Easily Digestible | Gluten Free | No Water Needed | Running Gels | Fruit Salad Flavour | 15 Pack

Science In Sport GO Isotonic Energy Gels, fruit salad flavour, contain 22g of carbohydrates, 87kcal per serving and low sugar. With added sodium and maltodextrin, these gluten-free energy gels for running are the world's first isotonic gel, effectively delivering an easily digestible and quick supply of carbohydrates for energy during exercise. GO isotonic gels for runners are designed to be consumed without water, meaning that you can ensure rapid delivery of 22g of carbohydrates to your muscles without the feeling of being bloated, which can sometimes occur with over-drinking. Depleting your carbohydrate stores during exercise is one of the major causes of fatigue. In addition to ensuring optimal carbohydrate stores before exercise, delivering additional carbohydrates during exercise is known to improve performance, race times and delay the onset of fatigue. As such, GO Isotonic Gels represent a highly practical solution to your in-training and competition-fuelling strategy.

• EASY ENERGY SUPPLY: The SiS gel was the first isotonic energy gel on the market, delivering valuable carbohydrates quickly and easily during exercise. Ideal for activities such as running or cycling
• EASY TO DIGEST: Thanks to its isotonic formulation, the gel is easy to digest and can be consumed without water. This prevents the feeling of fullness that can occur with excessive water intake
• POWER GEL BOOSTS ENERGY RESERVES: Thanks to its convenient format, the carbohydrate gel is easy to carry and quickly ready for consumption to help delay fatigue caused by depleted carbohydrate stores
• VEGAN ENERGY GEL: Sports gel with a 100% vegan formula. This special energy booster from SiS is also gluten-free.
• SIS SCIENCE IN SPORT: Science in Sport is a pioneer in sports nutrition. Since 1992, we have collaborated with research institutes, elite athletes, and sports scientists