Whether we're pushing through sweaty miles on the trail or training for race day on our bike, GU's Energy Chews Double Serving Bag gives us the energy and nutrients our body needs to feel strong and focused as we push the limit.

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Prevent the bonk with a boost of energy from Honey Stinger Caffeinated Energy Chews. One pouch of these chewy snacks features two servings, each with 50mg of caffeine for sustained energy, electrolytes to replenish power, and a sweet taste to keep us coming back for more.

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There's no shortage of energy foods on the market, but its much preferred that snack consumption entails eating as much "real" food as one can get in a reasonably sized package, and that's where Honey Stinger's Organic Energy Chews come in. Based primarily on honey, this pint-sized package...

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When our endurance needs a little boost, we tear into the Neversecond C30 + Energy Gel for some clean calories and caffeine. Based on clinical trials, each gel includes 30 grams of carbohydrates, 200mg of sodium, and 75 grams of caffeine to optimize athletes' performance energy needs. Neversecond...

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The Neversecond C30 Energy Gel 12-Pack provides energy for 12 runs, bike rides, or training sessions. These energy gels, formulated with a 2:1 maltodextrin-to-fructose carbohydrate blend, provide 30g of quick-absorbing carbs to our system with a low chance of gastrointestinal distress.

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The ProBar BOLT Chews 12-Pack is a tasty way to boost your energy when you're on the go. The BOLT Chews are made with organic ingredients and are packed with electrolytes, antioxidants, complex carbs, and B vitamins, making them a healthy and convenient way to replenish your body. The Bolt Chews...

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The ProBar Meal Bar features a non-baked recipe with all-natural and organic ingredients, offering you a much healthier (and tastier) way to refuel. The Meal Bar is 100% vegan and its low glycemic-index prevents sugar spikes and crashes. ProBar also carefully controls the sodium-protein balance...

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Many of our non-cycling acquaintances seem to believe that all endurance sports are just forms of masochism. While we contend there are few things more pleasurable than turning the pedals, we do concede that the energy "food" we often choke down before and after a ride does lean toward torture....

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