TITANIUM Energy Chews for Running, Cycling - Plant-Based Natural Endurance Energy Gummies to Re Fuel - Energy Supplements - Preworkout Snack Bloks - Faster Than Energy Gels - No Caffeine - 8 Count

I normally use cliff blocks or gu energy chews every time I go for a run but I’ve never really liked their flavor or their packaging. I always make quite a mess trying to get them out of the wrapper and they taste kinda like cough syrup! I saw an ad of this brand (which seems to be new), decided to give them a shot even though they’re a bit more expensive…and I’m glad to report, I loved them!! They have a very natural-like taste that feels very light. No bitter aftertaste! Totally true in their publicity. Nothing like cough syrup. Far from it! They taste more like a piece of candy that’s not too sweet. I plopped 4 during a 3 hour run (almost their entire package!). Didn’t feel my energy go down. Kept me going without bonking. Very cool they’re plant-based and use starch as one of their main ingredients. Really enjoyed them! Definitely will buy again. I give them 5 stars.

Do not purchase for warm in the sun activity. They melt and become impossible to get out of the package. Packaging is sharp and I gave myself a papercut trying to open. These are so hard to use during cycling I threw some in the trash and gave the rest to someone who only does gym workouts. I don’t know how you could possibly open them while cycling.

These TITANIUM Energy Chews For Running, Cycling, Hiking, Basketball, Baseball, Football, Golf - Plant-Based Sport Gummies To Re Fuel - Endurance Food For Athletes - Preworkout Snack In Blocks - No Caffeine - 12 Count are mostly sugar. Carbs are great for energy - slow-burning ones to fuel the body and fast-burning ones for quick hits of energy. These energy chews are the second.The texture is good and these did help keep me going. But the passion strawberry flavor is nasty. I tried my best to chew quickly and swallow without tasting them. There's something very off-putting and artificial about the flavor. I definitely wouldn't resort to these unless I had to.

I like that there is no caffeine, but doesn't the energy have to come from somewhere? I'm thinking it is from sugar since cane sugar is the first ingredient and the label says there are 20g of added sugar. I am also glad to see they consider one packet to be one serving. There are 110 calories. There are few nutrients, so this is pretty much all sugar - cane, glucose, glycerin, fructose, sorbitol. This is a product of Colombia.

These are great energy chews. Perfect size and easy to grab on the run. I take them with me on long bike rides and hikes when I want some quick energy along the way.They taste good, not too sweet to eat quickly but good enough that I enjoy eating them.At about $2.50 a serving, they are pretty on par with other energy goos and chews.They do seem to provide a nice bit of energy soon after eating them. I like that they don't have caffeine and don't try to artificially stimulate performance.Overall very happy with the "TITANIUM Energy Chews For Running, Cycling, Hiking, Basketball, Baseball, Football, Golf - Plant-Based Sport Gummies To Re Fuel - Endurance Food For Athletes - Preworkout Snack In Blocks - No Caffeine - 12 Count".

I live in the desert and when one works outside one tends to use more energy then someone in say a moderate climate. You need to keep hydrated as well as keep up your energy. Titanium's energy chews help in this regard. You chew some, you get some energy back, and you can keep going. You are getting your energy from sugar and not caffeine which is a big bonus. Caffeine and heat do not mix well, for me at least. I can almost always guarantee I will get a headache if I drink caffeine and work outside in the heat so this is a great alternative. Regardless, these work and work well. If you are looking for something to keep you going check these out. You will not be disappointed.

It’s just sugar 😅

Summary: I have been doing a lot of tree work, and need a solid product while working. The work is hard, hot, and sweaty. With the first ingredient being cane sugar, these are more like a gummy bear, than an energy chew.Pros: natural and non-gmo ingredients.Cons: Not made in the USA (Columbia); cost $30 for 12 servings ($2.50/each).Conclusion: At $30, rating this 3-stars. Will update after I have more performance data.

muy buen empaquetado y entrega inmediata y de calidad