Amacx Sports Nutrition stands for scientifically developed sports nutrition that helps cyclists, triathletes, and endurance athletes push beyond their limits – "Upgrade Your Limits" is not just a slogan, but a promise. All products from the Dutch brand are NZVT-certified, free from artificial colourings, and designed for maximum performance. From high-performance energy gels and isotonic sports drinks to bars and rehydration tabs: Amacx delivers the right product for every phase of your workout – tested and proven by professional athletes on the toughest courses in the world.
Amacx: Sports Nutrition for Ambitious Cyclists
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Amacx is based in Noordwijk in the Netherlands and has been around since 2010. The brand focuses on fueling during exertion and works closely with pro teams, including Visma | Lease a Bike.
Gels, bars, and drinks from Amacx
The energy food from Amacx is divided into areas such as energy gels, energy bars, and energy drinks. Gels supply fast carbohydrates and suit intense sections, for example before a climb or in a race. Bars are more solid, keep you full longer, and fit calmer phases on long rides. Energy drinks combine fluid and energy and can be spread over the whole ride.
Planning your fueling the right way
On long rides, a steady rhythm matters more than any single product. If you combine gels, bars, and drinks, you supply your body with carbohydrates regularly, without loading your stomach all at once.
Pro tip: Try a new fueling plan in training first, not on race day. The stomach reacts differently to unfamiliar amounts and formulas.
