Energy Gels & Drinks Prices
111 products tracked. Energy gels, carbohydrate drinks and energy chews are fuel for long runs, rides and races, taken during the effort rather than before it. Carbohydrate per serving, caffeine and electrolytes vary widely between products, so check the label.
| Product | Variant | Price | Discount | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Bare Performance Nutrition Go Gels | $29.99 | — | 2 hours ago | Go to store | |
 Bare Performance Nutrition Go Gels Caf | $29.99 | — | 2 hours ago | Go to store | |
 Gorilla Mind Gorilla Mind Energy Drink | $34.99 | — | 2 hours ago | Go to store | |
| 1 kg | $43.92 | — | 2 hours ago | Go to store | |
| 68 g | $3.90 | — | 2 hours ago | Go to store | |
| 68 g | $3.90 | — | 2 hours ago | Go to store | |
 Jocko Fuel Jocko GO Energy Drink 12-Pack - 12 pack | 12 pack | $35.99 | — | 2 hours ago | Go to store |
 Jocko Fuel Jocko GO Energy Drink Nitro Pop 12-Pack | $35.99 | — | 2 hours ago | Go to store | |
| 12 cans | $35.99 | — | 2 hours ago | Go to store | |
 Maurten Maurten Drink Mix 160 - 40g | 40 g | $2.99 | — | 2 hours ago | Go to store |
 Maurten Maurten Drink Mix 320 - 80g | 80 g | $4.39 | — | 2 hours ago | Go to store |
$58.50 | — | 2 hours ago | Go to store | ||
| 80 g | $4.82 | — | 2 hours ago | Go to store | |
| 120 g | $9.15 | — | 2 hours ago | Go to store | |
| 120 g | $54.90 | — | 2 hours ago | Go to store | |
$51.18 | — | 2 hours ago | Go to store | ||
| 83 g | $64.05 | — | 2 hours ago | Go to store | |
| 94 g | $43.92 | — | 2 hours ago | Go to store | |
| 15 g | $2.68 $3.05 | Store -12.1% | 2 hours ago | Go to store | |
| 15 g | $2.68 $3.05 | Store -12.1% | 2 hours ago | Go to store | |
$3.33 $3.78 | Store -11.9% | 2 hours ago | Go to store | ||
$3.33 $3.78 | Store -11.9% | 2 hours ago | Go to store | ||
$3.33 $3.78 | Store -11.9% | 2 hours ago | Go to store | ||
| 60 g | $3.17 $3.60 | Store -11.9% | 2 hours ago | Go to store |
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Energy Gels & Drinks: Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between an energy gel and an energy drink?
Both supply carbohydrate during exercise. A gel is a concentrated single serving, usually taken with water; a drink mix combines the carbohydrate with the fluid you drink anyway. Canned energy drinks are a different product: they are built around caffeine, and many carry little or no carbohydrate.
What does isotonic mean on a gel?
An isotonic gel is diluted to roughly the concentration of body fluids, so it is made to be taken without extra water. It carries less carbohydrate per gram than a standard gel, so a serving is larger.
Do energy gels contain caffeine?
Some do, and the amount differs from product to product, so check the label. Caffeinated and caffeine-free versions of the same gel are often sold side by side; keep track of which one you have, especially if you take several during a race.