£2.20
9/10

Expensive but great taste and texture leave you wanting more

£1.99
6/10

Could spare muscle glycogen but lacks proof. Less carbs than others

£25.00
7/10

Simple recovery drink with all the right ingredients

£1.25
8/10

The high fructose corn syrup may put some off, but these energy gels are tasty and easy to digest

£33.99
7/10

Quality protein let down by a chemical taste

£0.95
7/10

Slazennger’s new spoorts drink range offers fast rehydration, but we could have done without the added sucralose

£10.75
6/10

It tastes great, but at £10.75 for six bottles, it’s an expensive milkshake

£1.89
8/10

Fairtrade recovery bars that are packed full of good stuff - unless you suffer from dairy, nut or soya allergies

£1.20
7/10

A great carb/sodium drink for prolonged efforts in the heat

£24.99
8/10

Easy to drink and packed with racing essentials

£3.00
8/10

Another Gatorade flavour makes its way to the UK

£33.50
7/10

Good balance of carbs and sodium, but an acquired taste

£19.99
7/10

A hefty dose of protein, but also lots of sugar – better suited to gym-goers than triathletes

£34.99
7/10

A comprehensive supply of nutrition, but with a high calorie count

£15.00
7/10

High protein levels and good rehydration - but it's expensive

£19.99
7/10

Easy-to-drink, no-frills formula, packed with Vit C

£19.99
8/10

Lots of vitamins but low carb/protein content, and zero sodium

£6.99
8/10

Affordable and tasty, but carb/protein levels aren't that high

£1.29
7/10

A bar with energy at the heart of its formulation

£1.15
7/10

Packed mainly with rice crisps and oat flakes, the Maxim bar has a crispy, moist texture