Collection: ELECTROLYTE HYDRATION POWDER FOR TRAINING, RACING & HOT CONDITIONS
Electrolyte hydration powder for training, racing and hot conditions — mix into your bottle for precise, full-spectrum mineral support. No added sugars, no artificial colours.
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Choose Your Electrolyte Powder
| Endurolytes Extreme Powder | High-sodium chelated electrolyte powder. Mix into your bottle. For heavy sweaters, hot weather racing, overseas events and long efforts where capsules aren’t practical. Full 6-mineral formula: Sodium • Potassium • Calcium • Magnesium • Chloride • Manganese. |
| HEED Sports Drink | Electrolytes + calories in one bottle. 6 electrolytes + complex carbohydrates. Citric acid-free, no added sugars. Best for sessions up to ~2 hours where you want fuel and hydration together. |
| Endurolytes Fizz | Effervescent tablet — drop into water. Electrolytes only, no calories. Daily hydration, travel, lighter training days and pool sessions. Fast, refreshing, convenient. |
When to Use Electrolyte Powder
- Hot weather training and racing — heat dramatically increases sweat rate and mineral losses; step up to Endurolytes Extreme Powder
- Overseas events — humidity and heat at destination races demand higher electrolyte support than UK training conditions
- Heavy sweaters — salt stains on kit = your body needs more sodium; powder allows precise dosing in your bottle
- Long events where capsules aren’t practical — mix into your drink bottle for continuous electrolyte delivery without stopping to take capsules
- Indoor training — limited airflow increases sweat losses significantly; electrolyte powder in your bottle keeps you balance.
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