SIS | Go Isotonic Energy Gel | 30x60mL case
Science In Sport energy gel products are a quick and convenient way to get a boost of energy whenever you need it. Utilizing maltodextrin as a carbohydrate source, GO Isotonic energy gels maintain a low-sugar profile and improve performance with no need for extra water.
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FUEL YOUR PERFORMANCE
The GO Isotonic Energy Gel is formulated to rapidly delivers 22g of carbohydrate as a source of fast acting energy when you need it most.
FAST ENERGY
Easily digestible by the stomach providing energy fast
ISOTONIC FORMULA
No need for additional water
ON THE GO FUEL
Convenient form-factor for versatile fueling.
Easily digestible energy without the need for water.
SINGLE SOURCE
A liquid carbohydrate energy gel created using maltodextrin
USED BY ELITES
A convenient and fast-acting source of liquid carbohydrate, best taken during intense exercise when energy is needed to maintain performance & prevent the onset of fatigue. The isotonic formula means the gel can be used as part of your fuelling strategy without the liquid volume that often leaves you feeling bloated and sluggish.
Officially the World’s first Isotonic Energy Gel and Winner of the Queen’s Award for Enterprise in 2015. It continues to be a go-to energy source for elite athletes worldwide.
WHY CHOOSE?
- Used as part of your fueling strategy, the GO Isotonic Energy Gel can help you maintain your pace for longer
- Isotonic formula means no need for additional water or fluids
- Easily & quickly absorbed by the stomach, providing energy fast
- No artificial flavors
SUGGESTED USE
Depending on your sport or event, you should aim to consume 1-3+ gels every hour to reach a 60g-90g target intake.
Tear off the top of the packaging and squeeze the contents into your mouth as and when required.
FORMULATED BY SCIENCE
Depleting your carbohydrate stores during exercise is one of the major causes of fatigue. Delivering additional carbohydrate during exercise is known to improve performance.