Spring Energy (Long Haul) - Gel - Real Food Sports Nutrition Gel for Endurance Exercise - No Sugar, Dairy, Artificial Flavours, or Preservatives

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The gel has a great peanut butter/banana flavor, and is easily digestible with some water. Kept me going through a very hilly 70 mile charity ride - never came close to bonking. Highly recommended.

I'm incredibly happy I tried one of these energy packets. For years now I've relied on Gu, and while I never really had much to complain about, I wouldn't say I really enjoyed them. Plus, they didn't really make a lot of sense with the rest of my diet. These Spring packs, and especially the Long Haul flavor, are (1) tasty, (2) comprised of ingredients I prefer, and (3) effective for a long run/ride. I haven't tried following the different packs for different challenges suggested, but I'm usually just a one pack/hour kind of guy anyway. Only potential drawback might be that there's no caffeine, but that's easy enough to find with a stick of caffeine gum if that's what you're looking for.

I've tried Gu, Clif and Cytomax for running fuels and they all give me GI distress. I was watching a youtube video on running fuel since I'm training for my first marathon and the guy recommended the Spring gels. I decided to try them and I'm glad I did. The taste is really tart, but I am getting used to it. And I've found that if I eat a little at a time instead of squeezing the whole thing in at once it's not as tart. But I do not get any GI issues from it. And I appreciate that it's all real foods, and not fully processed and filled with additives. I eat one per hour during my runs and it's all good.

I really like these gels, all natural and they taste great. The mango is my favorite, but I have all of them just to be able to mix it up. I don't get an upset stomach with these. I take 2 paks with me on long runs and I feel great during my runs. They taste even better if you freeze them and by the time you eat it, it's a yummy cold slushy. Thanks to coach Sage Canaday for introducing me to these.