I Took NOBULL’s New Electrolytes Into a Brutal Week of Workouts. Here’s My Verdict
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If you ask anyone who knows me, they’ll tell you I’m basically an electrolyte sommelier. The second a new powder drops, it’s in my cart, and I’m tracking the shipping confirmation like it’s a race result. I’ve tested everything from the overly sweet neon blends to the minimalist endurance formulas that taste like lightly salted water. Some are great, and some are glorified sugar packets. But either way, I need to know. At one point, my kitchen cabinet was so overloaded with tubs and single-serve sticks that I had to stash an oversized storage box on top of the fridge just to contain the overflow.
So when award-winning footwear brand NOBULL reached out to have me sample its new nutrition line, there was no way I was saying no. The supplements are built around minimal, clean ingredients designed to support performance and recovery. The electrolyte mix comes in three genuinely good flavors like fruit punch, lemonade, and blueberry pomegranate. Each box includes 15 sticks for $25, skips artificial colors and flavors, and keeps the ingredient list refreshingly tight.
Supplement Facts
- Calories: 15 calories
- Carbohydrates: 3g
- Vitamin C: 90mg
- Magnesium: 85mg
- Sodium: 500mg
- Potassium: 500mg
- Pink Himalayan Salt: 720mg
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Overall Impressions
As previously stated, I’m a little obsessed with electrolyte powders. Should I drink them every day? Probably not. But more often than not, I find myself reaching for one instead of pouring that second cup of coffee I’m tempted to have. It feels like a small upgrade, especially on afternoons when I want a boost without more caffeine. So NOBULL’s electrolytes, which I tried in lemonade and blueberry pomegranate, were a solid addition to the rotation. I liked both, but the blueberry pomegranate stood out, especially since lemonade already dominates the space.
Neither flavor was overly sweet, which I appreciated, though the sodium is a bit high for something I’d sip mindlessly every day. Like LMNT, this is the kind of formula I reach for on harder training days, when I’m stacking cardio or pushing heavier lifts and actually sweating enough to justify it. The blend hits the essentials, potassium, magnesium, and sodium, in amounts that make sense when performance is the priority.