PUNCH POWER Barre Protéinée Collagène (50g) - Caramel
- 14.4 g
- Carbohydrates · per serving
- 0 mg
- Caffeine · per serving
- 205 kcal
- Energy · per serving
Suitable for your effort duration?
Choose a duration to explore the overall assessment and the five criteria.
Effort: short · target 45 g/h
Combine with other products
3.1 servings/h to reach 45 g/h with this product alone.
Strengths
- The score considers ease of eating or drinking on the move and taste appeal over this duration.
- This product would provide 375 mg of sodium per hour if it covered your carbohydrate target alone.
Something to check
Factors to watch for estimated digestive tolerance: fat, fibre, protein, polyols.
What makes up the score
Carbohydrate contribution3.1 servings/h to reach 45 g/h63/100
It would take 156.3 g of this product per hour to cover your carbohydrate target alone.
Digestive comfortWhat your stomach should handle each hour1/100
To reach 45 g of carbohydrates per hour with this product alone, you would need 156.3 g per hour, about 3 servings.
This amount is what matters: 156.3 g of this product means 27.2 g of fat, 20 g of fibre, 46.3 g of protein and 5.6 g of polyols to digest on the move.
Fat: 27.2 grams per hour, far too much: the comfort zone goes up to 2 grams per hour. Fat takes time to leave the stomach, which stays heavy while you run.
Why fat gets in the wayFibre: 20 grams per hour, far too much: the comfort zone goes up to 2 grams per hour. Fibre bloats the stomach during exercise, can cause urgent toilet stops at the wrong moment and adds to digestive discomfort.
Why fibre gets in the wayProtein: 46.3 grams per hour, far too much: the comfort zone goes up to 5 grams per hour. Protein digests slowly and gives no immediate energy: mid-effort, it gets in the way more than it helps.
Why protein gets in the wayPolyols (sweeteners): 5.6 grams per hour, well above the comfort zone, which goes up to 1 grams per hour. Common in “sugar-free” products, these sweeteners are poorly tolerated by the gut.
Why polyols get in the way
To ease digestion, alternate it with a gel or a drink.
Everyone digests differently: try your products in training, never on race day.
PracticalityFormat and taste over this duration82/100
On the move: chewed, slows you a little. Taste: sweet, welcome. Over a short effort, the format counts for 90% of the score, the taste for 10%.
Over a short effort, the format matters most.
Format: soft bar. Fifth of 8 formats, from the meal, taken while stopped, to the drink, taken while running.
A soft texture, easier to chew on the move than a hard bar.
Easier to take on the move: gels, fruit chews and drinks.
Taste
Sugars: 22 g per 100 g, above the sweet threshold of 15 g.
Sweet taste: at least 15 g of sugars per 100 g
A sweet taste that may suit a short effort.
Keep it for moments when you can chew: a climb, a feed station.
Sodium and hydration375 mg sodium/h in this scenario100/100
This product would provide 375 mg of sodium per hour if it covered your carbohydrate target alone.
Composition2 additives present70/100
This score combines the product's additives and the share of whole foods in its ingredients.
Additives present : glycérine, arômes.
How the overall score is calculated
The score is a weighted average of the available criteria. Their weights are redistributed when a criterion is missing.
- Carbohydrate contribution
- 20 %
- Estimated digestive tolerance
- 30 %
- Practicality
- 30 %
- Sodium and hydration
- 10 %
- Composition
- 10 %
Coverage describes the share of documented criteria, not the reliability of estimates within each criterion.
Explore the Glyk methodEffort: medium · target 60 g/h
Less suitable
4.2 servings/h to reach 60 g/h with this product alone.
Strengths
- The score considers ease of eating or drinking on the move and taste appeal over this duration.
- This product would provide 500 mg of sodium per hour if it covered your carbohydrate target alone.
Something to check
Factors to watch for estimated digestive tolerance: fat, fibre, protein, polyols.
What makes up the score
Carbohydrate contribution4.2 servings/h to reach 60 g/h28/100
It would take 208.3 g of this product per hour to cover your carbohydrate target alone.
Digestive comfortWhat your stomach should handle each hour0/100
To reach 60 g of carbohydrates per hour with this product alone, you would need 208.3 g per hour, about 4 servings.
This amount is what matters: 208.3 g of this product means 36.2 g of fat, 26.7 g of fibre, 61.7 g of protein and 7.5 g of polyols to digest on the move.
Fat: 36.2 grams per hour, far too much: the comfort zone goes up to 2 grams per hour. Fat takes time to leave the stomach, which stays heavy while you run.
Why fat gets in the wayFibre: 26.7 grams per hour, far too much: the comfort zone goes up to 2 grams per hour. Fibre bloats the stomach during exercise, can cause urgent toilet stops at the wrong moment and adds to digestive discomfort.
Why fibre gets in the wayProtein: 61.7 grams per hour, far too much: the comfort zone goes up to 5 grams per hour. Protein digests slowly and gives no immediate energy: mid-effort, it gets in the way more than it helps.
Why protein gets in the wayPolyols (sweeteners): 7.5 grams per hour, far too much: the comfort zone goes up to 1 grams per hour. Common in “sugar-free” products, these sweeteners are poorly tolerated by the gut.
Why polyols get in the way
To ease digestion, alternate it with a gel or a drink.
Everyone digests differently: try your products in training, never on race day.
PracticalityFormat and taste over this duration80/100
On the move: chewed, slows you a little. Taste: sweet, may tire. Over a medium effort, the format counts for 70% of the score, the taste for 30%.
Over a medium effort, the format matters more than the taste.
Format: soft bar. Fifth of 8 formats, from the meal, taken while stopped, to the drink, taken while running.
A soft texture, easier to chew on the move than a hard bar.
Easier to take on the move: gels, fruit chews and drinks.
Taste
Sugars: 22 g per 100 g, above the sweet threshold of 15 g.
Sweet taste: at least 15 g of sugars per 100 g
A sweet taste that may become tiring with repeated servings.
Keep it for moments when you can chew: a climb, a feed station. Alternate with a savoury or neutral product to avoid tiring of sweetness.
Sodium and hydration500 mg sodium/h in this scenario100/100
This product would provide 500 mg of sodium per hour if it covered your carbohydrate target alone.
Composition2 additives present70/100
This score combines the product's additives and the share of whole foods in its ingredients.
Additives present : glycérine, arômes.
How the overall score is calculated
The score is a weighted average of the available criteria. Their weights are redistributed when a criterion is missing.
- Carbohydrate contribution
- 30 %
- Estimated digestive tolerance
- 25 %
- Practicality
- 20 %
- Sodium and hydration
- 15 %
- Composition
- 10 %
Coverage describes the share of documented criteria, not the reliability of estimates within each criterion.
Explore the Glyk methodEffort: long · target 80 g/h
Less suitable
5.6 servings/h to reach 80 g/h with this product alone.
Strengths
- This product would provide 666.7 mg of sodium per hour if it covered your carbohydrate target alone.
Something to check
It would take 277.8 g of this product per hour to cover your carbohydrate target alone.
What makes up the score
Carbohydrate contribution5.6 servings/h to reach 80 g/h0/100
It would take 277.8 g of this product per hour to cover your carbohydrate target alone.
Digestive comfortWhat your stomach should handle each hour0/100
To reach 80 g of carbohydrates per hour with this product alone, you would need 277.8 g per hour, about 5.5 servings.
This amount is what matters: 277.8 g of this product means 48.3 g of fat, 35.6 g of fibre, 82.2 g of protein and 10 g of polyols to digest on the move.
Fat: 48.3 grams per hour, far too much: the comfort zone goes up to 2 grams per hour. Fat takes time to leave the stomach, which stays heavy while you run.
Why fat gets in the wayFibre: 35.6 grams per hour, far too much: the comfort zone goes up to 2 grams per hour. Fibre bloats the stomach during exercise, can cause urgent toilet stops at the wrong moment and adds to digestive discomfort.
Why fibre gets in the wayProtein: 82.2 grams per hour, far too much: the comfort zone goes up to 5 grams per hour. Protein digests slowly and gives no immediate energy: mid-effort, it gets in the way more than it helps.
Why protein gets in the wayPolyols (sweeteners): 10 grams per hour, far too much: the comfort zone goes up to 1 grams per hour. Common in “sugar-free” products, these sweeteners are poorly tolerated by the gut.
Why polyols get in the way
To ease digestion, alternate it with a gel or a drink.
Everyone digests differently: try your products in training, never on race day.
PracticalityFormat and taste over this duration56/100
On the move: chewed, slows you a little. Taste: sweet, tiring over time. Over a long effort, the taste counts for 60% of the score, the format for 40%.
Over a long effort, the taste matters more than the format.
Format: soft bar. Fifth of 8 formats, from the meal, taken while stopped, to the drink, taken while running.
A soft texture, easier to chew on the move than a hard bar.
Easier to take on the move: gels, fruit chews and drinks.
Taste
Sugars: 22 g per 100 g, above the sweet threshold of 15 g.
Sweet taste: at least 15 g of sugars per 100 g
Sweetness may become tiring over a long effort; varying flavours may be more enjoyable.
Keep it for moments when you can chew: a climb, a feed station. Alternate with a savoury or neutral product to avoid tiring of sweetness.
Sodium and hydration666.7 mg sodium/h in this scenario100/100
This product would provide 666.7 mg of sodium per hour if it covered your carbohydrate target alone.
Composition2 additives present70/100
This score combines the product's additives and the share of whole foods in its ingredients.
Additives present : glycérine, arômes.
How the overall score is calculated
The score is a weighted average of the available criteria. Their weights are redistributed when a criterion is missing.
- Carbohydrate contribution
- 30 %
- Estimated digestive tolerance
- 20 %
- Practicality
- 20 %
- Sodium and hydration
- 20 %
- Composition
- 10 %
Coverage describes the share of documented criteria, not the reliability of estimates within each criterion.
Explore the Glyk method- Allergens : gluten, arachides, fruits à coques
Digestive tolerance varies from person to person. Test products during training.
What this product provides
A serving is an amount of product, not an hourly consumption plan.
| Nutrient | Per serving | 100 g |
|---|---|---|
| Energy | 205 kcal | 409 kcal |
| Energy | 856 kJ | 1,712 kJ |
| Carbohydrates | 14.4 g | 28.8 g |
| Sugars | 11 g | 21.9 g |
| Caffeine | 0 mg | 0 mg |
| Protein | 14.8 g | 29.5 g |
| Fat | 8.7 g | 17.3 g |
| Saturated fat | 4.4 g | 8.8 g |
| Fibre | 6.4 g | 12.7 g |
| Salt | 0.3 g | 0.5 g |
Ingredients
Ingredient analysis is not yet available. The declared ingredient list remains accessible.
Declared ingredient list
Protéines de lait, sirop de glucose-fructose, substitut de chocolat au lait 14% [sucre, huile de palme, cacao en poudre, poudre de lait entier, émulsifiant : lécithine de soja, sel, vanilline], collagène hydrolysé 10%, polydextrose, fructooligosaccharides, graisse végétale (palme), poudre de lait entier, huile de colza, humectant : glycérine, inuline, poudre de cacao maigre, émulsifiant : lécithine de soja, arômes, sel. Peut contenir des traces de : gluten, arachides et fruits à coques.
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