24 Mixed Energy Gel Pack (Orange and Lemon & Lime)

Energy gels are packets of carb-rich gel designed to provide easy, fast-acting energy for athletes during exercise. Lightweight and flavoured with natural ingredients, OTE sports energy gels provide carbohydrates, fructose, and maltodextrin to boost energy as well as essential electrolytes like sodium and potassium that are lost through sweating.

Energy gels work brilliantly for sustaining energy levels during exercise. The carbs they contain act as immediate fuel for tired muscles, while their sugars provide energy as they hit the bloodstream. Together, these ingredients re-energise the body and boost mental alertness, supporting overall performance.

We recommend taking energy gels for exercise lasting between an hour and 90 minutes. This duration of exercise will deplete the body’s energy reserves enough for the boost of OTE sports energy gels to be effective. 

As for how long energy gels take to kick in, this can vary depending on factors such as metabolism and body weight. Generally, they take around 15 minutes to take effect, so try to use them approximately halfway through your session.

A running gel is a packet of carb-rich gel that delivers energy quickly and without lying heavily on the stomach, boosting your ability to run further at peak performance. OTE running gels contain blends of carbohydrates, fructose, and maltodextrin to replenish energy stores, support muscle function, and provide sugars to the bloodstream.

Our gels also contain important electrolytes. Lost through sweat as you run, electrolytes are vital for the function and endurance of muscles, so running gels play a key role in keeping you going for longer.

Thanks to their high-carb content, energy gels can be used during long runs to maintain energy levels and replenish electrolytes lost through sweat. Knowing when to take them comes down to assessing the intensity and duration of your exercise, though we recommend a general rule: use one gel around 30 to 45 minutes into your workout.

For runs or workouts under 60 minutes, energy gels are not required. This is because the body’s energy reserves should be well-equipped for handling such a short duration of exercise.