Description
Intelligent hydration.
Nuun Tubes are the ticket for electrolyte-packed hydration without all the sugar of typical sports drinks. Each tube contains 12 Nuun tablets, and each tablet has enough Nuun electrolytes for 16 ounces of water. Each 16-ounce serving contains just 5 calories and absolutely no sugar. Nuun offers the tablets in 11 different flavors to satisfy your post-workout cravings.
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mktp399368
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I got the strawberry lemonade to take on a hiking trip in the Grand Canyon because they are light weight and can be added to water I am already carrying instead of carrying separate sports drinks in addition to water. Tried it out when I got it and tastes pretty good.
Love NUN!
Steff Kyser
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I live at 7,000 feet in the high desert. These babies work! They taste good, not too sweet, not too drab. I use them during my rides and afterward. They are the BEST.
Tasty
oberhaus9ish
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I bought the lemon lime and love the subtle flavor. Really a great item to have with you when you're hitting the trail for long distances, helps you recover without the sugary aftertaste of a lot of energy drinks.
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Monica Ochs
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I use nuun daily and appreciate the added flavor and electrolytes it gives to water without adding calories.
Monica Ochs
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Thank you! I already use Nuun All Day and LOVE it!!
anytime, anywhere
Steve Masters
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love this stuff! i use it on a daily basis, as a treat at the end of my hike, during my bike rides, or just something to break up the monotony of drinking water all day. i especially love it when traveling or on an extended trip. traveling, i keep the tabs in my bag so that i can fill up my nalgene on the other side of security and drop some tabs to mask any funky tastes from the local water. backpacking, these tabs are so much lighter to carry than sugary mixes. plus the tubes keep the tabs from getting all messed up, no matter how long they're in my pack. only flavor i haven't tried is lemon tea. my three favorites are lemon+lime, fruit punch, and tri-berry.
runnerrhielle
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Steve, if you love this product for every day use, you may also want to try the U by Nuun product. It has a more tea-based flavor rather than a sports drink flavor. It also contains some vitamins in addition to the electrolytes. Final bonus, the tube contains more tablets so you have less to carry around. I use both products and love them both!!!
Sugar drink alternative
Jamie Preston
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I have a real issue with sodium depletion, and between these and the Margarita shot bloks can keep my levels up on long rides. I like the convenience, and I go for grape, orange and Lemon lime with no complaints about taste. A nice no calorie hydration option.
NUUN Flavor Assortment
Rob Wykoff
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Wanted to love these
Big Papa
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Wanted to love these for their uber-convenience while backpacking and for the reasons every other reviewer seems to love them, but I just didn't. Something about the taste didn't sit right with me, and unfortunately it was the only thing I brought along, so I drank water for the whole backpacking trip, and my buddies didn't want them either. I'll give it four stars, as is seems to do what it's supposed to do, I just didn't care for the taste.
backpackingZombie
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Can you describe the taste?
Big Papa
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Yes, I can. Artificial.
runnerrhielle
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I will admit that some flavors are better than others...in fact I don't usually recommend trying Banana or Kona Cola to a first time user as those flavors do taste pretty artificial. However, try the Strawberry Lemonade or the Citrus Fruit for a more mild flavor. Some folks will mix this at half strength for a more mild flavor or mix at double strength for more electrolytes and less cramping. That is one of the great features of this product, you have complete control over how it tastes and how it functions to meet your needs. I wouldn't give up on it completely, just try out a new flavor.
M Johnson, San Jose
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I agree with Big Papa - try the Strawberry Lemonade. Its very subtle. I drink no diet sodas, almost no sugary drinks at all as I just don't like them and I really suffer on long, hot rides for depleted electrolytes. This drink really helped me. These drinks are NOT perfect but it is MUCH better than a bad ride and I personally realized the rest of the pack deals with the somewhat artificial taste in most of these types of drinks. I think for those of us that are really sensitive to the Sports/Diet drinks, this was the BEST I tried. There are so many that just make me gag, this drink really pretty good. My 2 cents...

runnerrhielle
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