Refuel gluten-free, without returning

Whether you eat gluten-free due to celiac disease, a sensitivity, or because you find it keeps your stomach calmer: during a long run, you want to know exactly what you are eating. Especially along the way, at an aid station, or at kilometer 40, there is no room for doubt. This collection makes it easy: fuel that works, without gluten.

During your run: gels, drink and Electrolytes

• Sports drink: the Tailwind High Carb Fuel Mix gives you Carbohydrates and moisture in one BottleIt feels light, even when your stomach starts acting up after hours of walking.
• Electrolytes: the SaltStick Caps replenish the salt you lose through sweating, without sugar and without gluten. Ideal for hot races and long climbs. The Caps Plus have extra Caffeine.

Gluten-free bars for on the go

Solid food on the trail is tasty and prevents an empty stomach, but many bars are made from regular oats or wheat. These aren't:

• Chimpanzee Energy Bar: made from fruit, with 30 grams CarbohydratesThere are many flavors, from apple-ginger to banana-chocolate.
• Chimpanzee Salty Bar: a savory change when you can't stand the sight of sweets anymore, in pizza or barbecue flavor.
• Voom POW Endurance Bar: Made with gluten-free oats and fruit, for energy that is released immediately and gradually.
• Phoenix Bar: 66 grams Carbohydrates and 557 kcal in one bar, for the long days in the mountains.
• Amacx Energy Nougat: soft and easy to chew, with 32 grams Carbohydrates in a 2:1 ratio of glucose to fructose.

Recovery and support

After a heavy workout, you replenish your proteins with the Chimpanzee 30% Protein Bar. For Recovery, sleep and your tendons offers Pillar Performance magnesium, collagen and omega-3, so you are fresh at the start of the next training session.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are oats gluten-free?
Oats themselves naturally contain little gluten, but are often processed in the same factories as wheat. Therefore, only oats labeled “gluten-free” are safe for people with celiac disease. So always check the label.

I have celiac disease. Can I trust these products blindly?
Always check the gluten-free logo or allergen information on the packaging. Recipes can change. Are you unsure about a product? Ask us, and we will find out for you.

Is gluten-free Sports nutrition less effective?
No. For energy while walking, it is all about Carbohydrates and moisture. These products get them from fruit, rice, gluten-free oats, and sugars, and they work just as well.

Why do some runners without intolerance choose gluten-free?
Some runners notice that their stomach stays calmer during prolonged exertion if they eat fewer fiber-rich grains. Test it during training and experience it for yourself.