ProBar Apple Cinnamon Crunch - Box of 12 - 2007 BCS

I absolutely love these bars. If you are like me, you just can't have all of the same bars on a backpacking trip. No matter how much you like Clif bars (or whatever), you will be sick of them soon if that's all you brought. I love having these ProBars for my rotation.

They are moist, dense, nutty, fruity, tasty, filling, and 100% vegan. Around 400 calories, they make a nice meal replacement (or supplement). I have enjoyed all the flavors I've had so far, with the "Old School PB&J" being my favorite, but this one is good.

They also work well to throw in your desk drawer at work for those busy days when you can't get away for lunch. I prefer to buy them as singles to make sure I like the flavor, but once you know, the box purchase is a good value. Do it. Get the Probar. Do it. :-)

Wow, what a great trail treat! These things really taste great, and pack some long term energy in them. The fat and calorie content are not for the faint of heart, but that’s because they are a meal replacement bar. When your on the go, and need to get some serious fuel into your body, and gels and shot blocks just are not going to cut it, throw one of these in the pack. I’ve tried a variety of flavors, and haven't found a bad one in the bunch!

Ok, sure they are pricey, let's talk about that: did you look at the ingredients list? Where else can you get an OG, Vegan, Raw food mean for this price. Cheaper than a trip to the farmers market, and better tasting than your weird friend's "heady" recipes, brahhhhhh.

Sure you could get something not as good for you for cheaper, but you could also eat dog food like mad max, and I don't see you doing that yet either....

Bottom Line: YUM!

great bar, provides the calories you need. put the price for it, you chould probobly go with the clif bar pack.

These are the next flavor of choice besides the banana pro bars. Easier to eat than other bars and stays chewy when cold out. It's nice that they are organic as well. totally worth the price.

Sure theirs the $$$ thing and yes Clifbars are cheaper. But the fact is these are good, good for you, and I say worth the money.

I didn't have a chance to try these out. I got them and they were already expired. Now I have to deal with sending them back.

These bars are great for the trail, but Backcountry is selling expired goods (because of their ingredients, these bars have expiration dates). No mention was made in the ad about this. They don't seem to have a way to make sure they aren't expired - you have to go through the hassle of sending them back after you check it - so I'd buy them elsewhere for now.

I have tried a lot of energy bars out there, and my taste buds definitely like Probars the most. My wallet on the other hand likes the other types which don't cost $3/bar.

I still like brown rice syrup better for long burn energy on the trail. But I was really hungry on a hike, downed one of these and I was full. 8/10 if you ask me.