When you’re working to the max – whether it’s during a long run, an intense bike ride, or any endurance activity – your body needs the right kind of fuel to keep it going.

STYRKR MIX60 Dual-Carb Energy Drink Mix is designed to meet that need. Each 65g serving provides a hefty 60g of carbohydrates, giving you a steady and balanced energy source to maintain peak performance for time.

Pretty straight-forward yet effective, crafted from all-natural ingredients like maltodextrin and fructose, which your body quickly absorbs for instant fuel. On top of that, L-Glutamine is added to help prevent the build-up of fatigue-causing compounds like ammonia, so you can perform longer without feeling drained. Electrolytes round out the formula, ensuring you stay hydrated and replace the key minerals lost through sweat.

Who it’s for:

Athletes during longer efforts or events up to 1 hour where maximum carbohydrate delivery with hydration support is needed – ideal for rides, long runs, or hot conditions.

What it does:

Delivers 60g easily absorbed carbs per serving from maltodextrin + fructose (1:0.8), L‑glutamine to help fight fatigue, and electrolytes (sodium, potassium, magnesium) to maintain hydration without added sugar or flavour overload.

How I’d use it:

Mix one sachet into 500 ml of water and sip. Great before or during hard efforts – gives your body fuel and hydration in one go. Unflavoured to avoid taste fatigue – especially in long events.

The Science:

Assessment of a Maltodextrin – Fructose Beverage on Carbohydrate Oxidation & Fluid Delivery

Study: Randomised trial comparing a maltodextrin/fructose drink vs. maltodextrin-only and placebo, measuring exogenous carbohydrate oxidation and hydration efficiency during moderate endurance exercise.

PMC study (2014)

https://shorturl.at/XMdGv

Maltodextrin-fructose mix increased carbohydrate oxidation and fluid delivery vs single carb beverage, enhancing endurance potential. Supports MIX60’s dual-carb system for performance fuelling and hydration.

Fructose-Maltodextrin Ratio Governs Exogenous CHO Oxidation & Performance

Study: Crossover experiments testing different maltodextrin:fructose ratios (0.5, 0.8, 1.25), comparing carbohydrate oxidation rates and exercise performance in cyclists.

American Journal of Physiology (2013)

https://shorturl.at/BN0k6

A 0.8 fructose-to-maltodextrin ratio supported 18% higher exogenous carbohydrate oxidation and moderate improvements in high-intensity endurance performance – validating MIX60’s 1:0.8 ratio for accelerated fuel absorption and reduced gut discomfort.

Maltodextrin–Fructose Supplementation Reduces Inflammatory Markers Post-Endurance Running

Study: Randomised placebo-controlled crossover examining the effect of maltodextrin-fructose intake on inflammatory biomarker response after endurance running.

Nutrients Journal (2024)

https://shorturl.at/0n59h

Intake of maltodextrin‑fructose supplements during endurance exercise helped reduce inflammatory responses and improved biochemical markers – suggesting added recovery and fatigue-buffering benefits that align with MIX60’s formulation.