LIQUID GEL Orange, 60 ml

LIQUID GEL Orange, 60 ml – Enervit

This energy gel is aimed at endurance athletes who are looking for a reliable carbohydrate source during training or competition. Per 60-ml sachet it provides 30 g carbohydrates from Maltodextrin and fructose in a 2:1 ratio – formulated for high uptake rates even under intense load. The liquid consistency can be drunk in small sips, and the reusable screw cap makes measured refuelling on the go easier. Enriched with Vitamin B1 it supports normal energy metabolism; the VeganOk certification also suits a plant-based diet. For long efforts it is “ideal in the final phases” when energy reserves run low.

• 30 g carbohydrates per sachet for efficient energy supply.
• 2:1 Maltodextrin–fructose formula for high carbohydrate uptake and good tolerance.
• Reusable screw cap for flexible portioning on the bike.
• Vitamin B1 contributes to normal energy metabolism.
• VeganOk-certified and with orange flavor.
• Liquid, easy-to-drink texture – comfortable at high intensity.

Technical details and functions

The Enervit Liquid Gel Orange uses a carbohydrate blend of maltodextrin and fructose in a 2:1 ratio, which—when combined with additional carbs—can support uptake amounts of up to around 90 g per hour. Each 60-ml portion delivers about 120 kcal and 30 g carbohydrates, which simplifies planning for long distances. The formula is deliberately fat- and protein-free and contains Thiamin (Vitamin B1), which supports normal energy metabolism. The 60-ml format with reusable cap is robust and suitable for everyday use, whether on the handlebars, in the jersey pocket or in the backpack. 1–2 gels per hour are recommended depending on intensity and individual tolerance; store opened sachets refrigerated and consume within 48 hours.

Applications and benefits

For road bike, Gravel, climbs over Swiss Alpine passes or Triathlon, the gel delivers quickly available energy without unnecessarily loading the stomach. In race situations it is particularly suitable for key stages, final sprints or demanding intervals when you need to mobilize reserves again. Thanks to the screw cap you can take the gel in several small sips over a longer stretch, which can improve stomach tolerance. If you prefer a caffeine-free option, the Orange variant is the right choice and keeps you in control of stimulation level. In practice, modern fueling strategies in cycling often target 60–120 g carbohydrates per hour – the gel’s 2:1 setup fits this ideally.

Notes on intake and combination

Plan your energy intake over the hour and combine the gel—with drinks and bars as needed—to reach your personal carbohydrate target. Many riders find 1–2 gels per hour effective, complemented by an appropriate drink strategy. Pay attention to sufficient fluid and electrolytes in hot weather and test your strategy in training before using it in a race. After opening keep the sachet refrigerated and consume within 48 hours; dietary supplements are no substitute for a varied diet.