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Skratch Labs Super High Carb Drink Mix – Lemon & Lime – 840g
Skratch Labs Super High Carb Drink Mix – Lemon & Lime – 840g
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Product Description
Product Description
Super High-Carb Sport Drink Mix is designed to solve a prevalent problem for endurance athletes: fueling for big days of training or racing when preparing or carrying real food isn’t possible. Super High-Carb is powered by Cluster Dextrin™, a highly-complex carbohydrate that digests easily and steadily, like real food. One serving of Super High-Carb provides ~50g of carbohydrates and 200 calories of energy.
For chewable fuel alongside your drink, explore Skratch Sport Energy Chews Grape or Orange.
Ingredients
Ingredients
Cluster Dextrin™ (Highly-Branched Cyclic Dextrin), Fructose, Citric Acid, Sodium Citrate, Lemon Oil, Lime Oil, Lemon Juice, Lime Juice.
Non-GMO, Gluten Free, Dairy Free, Kosher, Vegan
The Science
The Science
WHEN A NORMAL SPORTS DRINK ISN'T ENOUGH.
Skratch Super High Carb is designed for situations where getting a large amount of carbohydrate into a bottle is more useful than carrying a pocket full of snacks.
During long and demanding exercise, carbohydrate availability can become a major limiter. Higher carbohydrate intakes can support prolonged performance, provided the athlete has practised the intake and can tolerate it. Concentrated drink mixes are particularly useful when carrying capacity is limited or when eating becomes less appealing.
The important caveat is fluid: a high-carb bottle is fuel first. Your hydration requirement still depends on conditions and sweat rate, so don't assume one concentrated bottle automatically covers both jobs.
Big carb bottle. Still not permission to forget water exists.
How To Use
How To Use
4 scoops = ~100g carbs, 400 calories
2 scoops = ~50g carbs, 200 calories
1 scoop = ~25g carbs, 100 calories
As a starting point, add 2 scoops to an empty, dry bottle, partially fill with 4-5 oz of water, shake well, and then add 4-5 oz more water and shake again. For better mixing, let it sit for 15 minutes before use.
One serving gives you up to 50g of carbohydrates, plus the electrolytes lost in sweat, to fuel and hydrate your big efforts. Use more or less mix per bottle depending on your carb needs.
Shipping
Shipping
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FAQs
FAQs
What is Skratch Labs Super High Carb Drink Mix – Lemon & Lime used for?
Skratch Labs Super High Carb Drink Mix is designed for endurance athletes who need to consume a high amount of carbohydrate during long training sessions and races.
Can Skratch Super High Carb replace energy gels?
It can provide a substantial portion of your carbohydrate intake through your bottle, potentially reducing the number of gels or solid foods you need. Your overall strategy should still be based on your carbohydrate target, fluid needs and what you tolerate in training.
What is the difference between Skratch Super High Carb and Skratch Sport Hydration Drink Mix?
Super High Carb is designed primarily to deliver a much larger amount of carbohydrate during prolonged endurance exercise. Sport Hydration provides a lighter carbohydrate and electrolyte drink for fuelling and hydration.
Is Skratch Super High Carb suitable for ultramarathons and long-distance cycling?
Yes. It is designed for prolonged endurance exercise where athletes may need to consume substantial amounts of carbohydrate over many hours.
Should I test Skratch Super High Carb before race day?
Yes. Practise your planned concentration, fluid intake and total carbohydrate intake during long training sessions so you know what your gut tolerates before using it in a race.
