SiS GO Isotonic Energy Gel, 22g Carbs, 2 Fl Oz Gels, Orange, 30 Count

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  Linda E. Siebert

  6 de agosto de 2026

  Good hydration

  Great taste and good for rehydrating

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  Pedro Ortiz

  Great flavor!

  Really good energy gels. They taste great without being overly sweet, and the consistency is much smoother and lighter than other gels I’ve tried, which makes them very easy to take while running. You also don’t need to drink water with them.They didn’t cause any stomach discomfort or leave me burping up the flavor afterward. They provide great energy and are very practical for longer runs. Definitely buying them again.Ver másVer menos
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  Terry Sanislo

  3 de agosto de 2026

  taste

  really like it seams to give me power when riding

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  Kiteman

  2 de agosto de 2026

  works great and stop me been bonked

  it doesn’t too good and feel very slimy in my mouth. however, it stopped me been bonking on a 30 mile ride and i was able to keep up product power on the climb. other than the fast the stuff works. don’t recommend to use when not exercising. get stomach ache when i took it when i sat down watch tv. almost made me throw up. but on the bike, it works like a charm.Ver másVer menos

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  Ariel

  10 de mayo de 2023

  This is the gel to use!

  SIS has the best gels in the market in my opinion. Especially if you tend to do longer workouts that require you to consume several gels.Here's why: SIS gels don't need to be consumed with water!! They have a mild taste, don't feel too sweet and are fairly priced. The caffeinated version (75mg) is just what I need to get a second life during long runs or rides. I like the orange or lime flavors which are even more mild. Does it taste fantastic? No! But that's not what gels are for.When you are doing endurance triathlons or century bike rides, SIS is the only way to go, when you have to consume a gel every 30 min. The logistics of having to carry enough water to be able to consume the other brands of gels is not a good strategy.I have basically used many of the other popular brands: GU, Clif, Stinger, and even premium ones Springer, Huma. They are not bad, and they are good options if you just need an occasional gel during shorter workout sessions (1 to 2 hr). Once you start using them more often, you get nauseated with the fact they are too sweet or go broke because they are too expensive.Ver másVer menos

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  CJM

  24 de abril de 2020

  Best Gels on Market!

  A lot of the negative comments about this product have centered upon the taste and consistency of these gels. My questions are... What gels have a phenomenal (not over sugary) taste? Which don't have an awful consistency, (like thick sludge) requiring water to avoid gagging? The answer, pretty much none. SIS gels lack flavor, I'm good with that. I need my gels to be more effective than 'great' tasting, which SIS has 'just enough' taste (orange best so far). And for consistency, they can't be beat. They go down like water. The only down side may be their size/weight because of the isotonic (water) factor. But if your not an elite participant who gets to lay stuff out on tables/stations in advance, you can handle carrying a few extra ounces around. And if you do ultras, triathlon or trail type events carrying these will be a cinch in your hydration packs, vests or cycling shirt pockets. Hands down best product by far for energy and electrolyte maintenance during endurance events.Ver másVer menos

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