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Enervit Tadej Secret Sodium Gel

This year at the Tour, eagle-eyed fans caught something strange: the best rider in the world reaching for a plain silver gel packet mid-race. No branding. No label. Word spread fast — it was a custom sodium formula, made in a tiny batch by Enervit for one rider, for one purpose: winning Grand Tours.

We got our hands on that same prototype and offered a limited drop to The Feed community. It sold out almost immediately, one of our top-selling gels of the year, gone in days.

that was always a one-time batch. Enervit has since sent us more product: same formula, same sodium mix, same dose. The only difference is it now arrives in Enervit's standard packaging instead of the silver prototype wrapper. Nothing about what's inside has changed.

40g of Carbs Per Gel — The Real Pro Dose
Most gels give you 22-25g of carbohydrates. This one delivers 40g, so you can actually hit the science-backed 90g-per-hour target without swallowing gels every fifteen minutes.

Sodium Dialed In By the Best in the World
Last year at the Tour, Tadej decided he needed more electrolytes mid-race. Enervit added 200mg of sodium per gel. At 3 gels per hour, that's 600mg — plus his electrolyte drink, he was hitting 950mg of sodium per hour, perfectly matching his sweat loss. That's not guesswork. That's Grand Tour-level precision.

Neutral Flavor That Goes the Distance
Flavor fatigue is a real problem in long events. The neutral flavor means you can stack this gel alongside anything else in your kit — no clashing tastes, no stomach revolt at hour five.

How to Use Tadej's Secret Sodium Gel

Take 1-2 gels per hour during racing or intense training. For hard efforts, athletes can go up to 3 per hour.

Pro Tip: If you're a runner without a bottle in hand, this gel is especially powerful. Instead of carrying separate salt tablets, you're getting your electrolytes built right into the fuel you're already taking.

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This year at the Tour, eagle-eyed fans caught something strange: the best rider in the world reaching for a plain silver gel packet mid-race. No branding. No label. Word spread fast — it was a custom sodium formula, made in a tiny batch by Enervit for one rider, for one purpose: winning Grand Tours.

We got our hands on that same prototype and offered a limited drop to The Feed community. It sold out almost immediately, one of our top-selling gels of the year, gone in days.

that was always a one-time batch. Enervit has since sent us more product: same formula, same sodium mix, same dose. The only difference is it now arrives in Enervit's standard packaging instead of the silver prototype wrapper. Nothing about what's inside has changed.

40g of Carbs Per Gel — The Real Pro Dose
Most gels give you 22-25g of carbohydrates. This one delivers 40g, so you can actually hit the science-backed 90g-per-hour target without swallowing gels every fifteen minutes.

Sodium Dialed In By the Best in the World
Last year at the Tour, Tadej decided he needed more electrolytes mid-race. Enervit added 200mg of sodium per gel. At 3 gels per hour, that's 600mg — plus his electrolyte drink, he was hitting 950mg of sodium per hour, perfectly matching his sweat loss. That's not guesswork. That's Grand Tour-level precision.

Neutral Flavor That Goes the Distance
Flavor fatigue is a real problem in long events. The neutral flavor means you can stack this gel alongside anything else in your kit — no clashing tastes, no stomach revolt at hour five.

How to Use Tadej's Secret Sodium Gel

Take 1-2 gels per hour during racing or intense training. For hard efforts, athletes can go up to 3 per hour.

Pro Tip: If you're a runner without a bottle in hand, this gel is especially powerful. Instead of carrying separate salt tablets, you're getting your electrolytes built right into the fuel you're already taking.