Hammer Endurolytes
Product Details
The original full-spectrum electrolyte supplement: Hammer Endurolytes.
To keep your muscular, digestive, nervous, and cardiac systems firing on all cylinders, you need a consistent supply of all of the electrolytic minerals – not just sodium and potassium. Endurolytes have the right mix of minerals like Sodium, Chloride, Calcium, Magnesium, Potassium, and Manganese in just the right balance. The electrolytes are rapidly absorbed by your body. Prevent cramping, twinges, and a drop in performance by using these handy Hammer Electrolytes.
Ingredient Breakdown:
Sodium – Sourced from salt, which is comprised of 40% sodium.
Chloride – Sourced from salt, which is comprised of 60% chloride.
Calcium – Supplied in the “as chelate” form, meaning it’s calcium bonded to one or more amino acids, usually glycinate (glycine) or aspartate (aspartic acid).
Magnesium – Included in the “as chelate” form, it is magnesium bonded to one or more amino acids. These forms are used for maximal absorbability.
Potassium – Included in the “as chelate” form, it is potassium bonded to one or more amino acids. These forms are used for maximal absorbability.
Manganese – This trace mineral is necessary for optimal muscle cell enzyme reactions and for the conversion of fatty acids and protein into energy.
Ginger Root –A natural anti-inflammatory and digestive aid.
How to Use Hammer Endurolytes:
Due to the general benefits, these capsules can be taken prior to, during and after exercise to replenish electrolytes through out the day. They can also be taken before bed to prevent night time cramps after hard training session, if you're particularly prone to it.
Care & Maintenance
To extend the life of your shoes:
- Do not wash them in a washing machine or dry them in a dryer.
- Avoid drying them under direct sunlight or exposing them to excessive heat.
- Clean with a damp cloth and let them air dry in a cool place.
Proper care helps maintain the materials and preserve the performance of your footwear.
Size & Fit
As a general rule, there should be about an index finger’s width of space between your longest toe and the front of the shoe. This helps ensure comfort and better performance while running.
Keep in mind that fit can vary from person to person, and even each shoe may feel slightly different on each foot. We recommend choosing the size that feels most comfortable for you based on your personal preference and experience.