Marathon Fuelling Bundle
Whether you're prepping for the flats of London or the elevation of Snowdonia, our marathon fuelling bundle has you covered with enough carbs per hour to see you to success!
Containing two (2) C30 Energy Gels Citrus flavour, two (2) C30 Energy Gels Berry flavour, two (2) C30+ Caffeine Gels Cola flavour, one (1) C90 High Carb Mix Sachet and one (1) 500ml water bottle. This assortment is intended for race fuelling exclusively with energy gels and on-course water. Use the C90 High Carb mix as part of your pre-race carb loading!
I was finally able to get my fuelling under control at UTMB this year using Neversecond. I was able to hold down 60g of carbs per hour which really helped me in the last 50km.
Marathon Fuelling Bundle highlights
These sample pack products use 2:1 glucose-to-fructose carbohydrate blend to deliver between 30 - 90 grams of fast-absorbing energy per serving.
C30 Energy Gels have a thinner consistency than other gels, making them perfect to consume with or without water.
200mg of sodium per serving of all products makes sodium intake calculation precise and easy.
All marathon pack products are milder in flavour and sweetness than other brands, making them very easy on the stomach.
Easy to follow.
Easy to perfect.
Our easy-to-follow product names and dot system make nailing your training and race nutrition easier than ever before. C30 = 30 grams. C60 = 60 grams. C90 = 90 grams. Our proprietary dot system makes hourly and total intake calculation incredibly simple. Just count the dots, train your intake and perfect your plan.
A blueprint for success.
Unlike other brands who develop products in isolation, Neversecond’s C-Series fuelling products are formulated to work together as a system.
Guides & Guidance
Practical training and nutrition advice to help you perform your best.
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Discover Science
Helping athletes perform their best through the sharing of unbiased and simplified scientific knowledge.
