Advanced Carbohydrate Fuel for Endurance Performance
SiS Beta Fuel Energy Drink has been developed for athletes who need high levels of carbohydrate during prolonged training and racing. The latest formula features an optimised 1:0.8 maltodextrin-to-fructose ratio, delivering 80g of carbohydrate to support energy availability and sustained performance.
Designed with endurance athletes in mind, Beta Fuel provides a high-carbohydrate fuelling solution for marathons, ultra running, cycling, triathlon and other long-duration events.
Why Choose Beta Fuel?
80g of carbohydrate per serving
Optimised 1:0.8 maltodextrin-to-fructose ratio
Designed to maximise carbohydrate absorption and utilisation
Supports high carbohydrate intake during endurance exercise
Developed to help reduce feelings of stomach fullness compared with a traditional 2:1 ratio
Ideal for athletes targeting high carbohydrate intake per hour
Perfect for long-distance training and racing
The Science Behind Beta Fuel
The new 1:0.8 carbohydrate ratio replaces the traditional 2:1 maltodextrin-to-fructose ratio.
Research into the 1:0.8 ratio has shown an increase in the percentage of ingested carbohydrate that can be oxidised, from 62% to 74%, compared with a 2:1 ratio. It has also been associated with reduced self-reported feelings of stomach fullness.
For endurance athletes consuming large amounts of carbohydrate during exercise, this makes Beta Fuel a practical option for building a high-carbohydrate fuelling strategy while helping to minimise gastrointestinal discomfort.
Built for Endurance
Beta Fuel Energy Drink is particularly suited to athletes competing or training for events lasting 2 hours or more, where maintaining carbohydrate availability becomes increasingly important.
Use it as part of a complete fuelling strategy alongside Beta Fuel Energy Gels, energy chews and other carbohydrate sources.
Perfect for: Marathons, ultra marathons, trail running, cycling, triathlon and long endurance training sessions.
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