High5 Energy Gel Orange 40g
Fast-Acting Carbohydrate Energy – Convenient Fuel for Cycling and Endurance Performance
What Is It?
The High5 Energy Gel Orange is a convenient carbohydrate energy gel formulated to provide quick energy during exercise. Its blend of glucose syrup and maltodextrin helps replenish carbohydrate stores and maintain energy levels during prolonged physical activity.
Featuring a refreshing orange flavour and smooth consistency, it is easy to consume during training sessions, races and endurance events.
Key Features
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23g Carbohydrates: Provides a convenient source of energy per sachet.
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Multi-Carbohydrate Formula: Combines glucose syrup and maltodextrin for energy replenishment.
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Orange Flavour: Offers a refreshing citrus taste during exercise.
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Smooth Consistency: Easy to consume while cycling or running.
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Caffeine-Free: Suitable for athletes who prefer energy products without caffeine.
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Vitamin B6: Supports normal energy-yielding metabolism.
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Convenient Packaging: Single-use sachet fits easily into cycling jersey pockets and running belts.
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Vegan Friendly: Suitable for vegetarian and vegan diets.
Specifications
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Specification
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Details
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Brand
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High5
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Product
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Energy Gel
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Flavour
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Orange
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Sachet Size
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40g
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Carbohydrates
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Approx. 23g
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Energy
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Approx. 91 kcal
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Fat
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0g
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Protein
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0g
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Caffeine
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None
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Main Carbohydrates
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Glucose syrup and maltodextrin
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Vitamin B6
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Included
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Dietary Suitability
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Vegetarian and vegan friendly
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Benefits
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Provides convenient carbohydrate energy during prolonged exercise.
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Helps maintain energy availability during demanding training sessions.
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Supports endurance performance when used as part of a fuelling strategy.
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Easy-to-carry packaging makes on-the-go fuelling simple.
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Refreshing orange flavour offers variety during long rides and races.
Best Suited For
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Road cyclists and mountain bikers.
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Gravel and endurance riders.
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Trail runners and marathon athletes.
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Triathletes.
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Athletes requiring convenient carbohydrate intake during exercise.