Product Description
Every July, the Tour does something to cyclists. The climbs look impossible, the stages go long, and suddenly your Saturday ride feels like it matters more. The athletes who use that energy well are the ones who finally dial in the details they've been putting off, starting with which chew format actually agrees with their gut.
The Tour de Feed Chew Pack is a six-brand energy chew collection built for the Tour window, one pack to find your format across real training before your biggest rides of the summer. Rated 4.8 stars across 1,734 reviews.
Six Brands. Six Formats. The Same Science the Peloton Runs On.
There's no universal best chew; there's only the best chew for your system. Skratch Labs uses a soft fruit-pectin base in Raspberry, gentle and mild. Honey Stinger brings an organic honey-based chew in caffeinated Tropical Twist for riders who want a natural fuel source with a kick. Precision Fuel PF 30 Chew delivers 30 grams of carbohydrates per serving, the pack's heaviest carb hitter. SaltStick Energy Gummies pair carbs with electrolytes, the minerals that keep your muscles firing, in one piece. Enervit C2:1PRO Carbo Chews bring Italian professional cycling heritage and a 2:1 glucose-to-fructose ratio. SANTAMADRE Jelly Bar is the format wildcard, a jelly-textured bar that sits between a gel and a chew, easier to take at threshold when breathing hard makes chewing complicated.
A Structured Test, Not a Guess.
One format per training session at real effort, that's where gut issues surface. Note how each chew sits, whether your energy holds, and whether the flavor stays tolerable after the third or fourth piece. By the end of the pack, you'll have real data going into your biggest rides of the summer.
Pro tip: Test at threshold, not on easy recovery spins. Your gut behaves completely differently at intensity, and that's the only data that matters.
Stop guessing which chew works for your system. Six sessions. Six answers. One pack built for your best riding of the summer.
What Is the Tour de Feed Chew Pack?
The Tour de Feed Chew Pack is a curated six-brand energy chew collection for cyclists who want to find their race-day format before committing to a full box. Priced at $20.55, rated 4.8 stars across 1,734 reviews, and available exclusively at TheFeed.com with free standard US shipping.
What You Get:
- Enervit C2:1PRO Carbo Chews — Orange
- Precision Fuel PF 30 Chew — Mint & Lemon
- SaltStick Energy Gummies — Rainbow Blast
- SANTAMADRE Jelly Bar — Strawberry
- Skratch Labs Energy Chews — Raspberry
- Honey Stinger Energy Chews — Tropical Twist (with Caffeine)
Flavors may vary.
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Tour de Feed Chew Pack FAQ's
Everything you need to know about Tour de Feed Chew Pack.
It's The Feed's six-brand energy chew sampler — every packet is a full-size product, not a sample, so you can test each brand in a real training session.
Chews are individually portioned and easier to control mid-effort — one piece at a time rather than a whole gel at once. They're gentler on sensitive stomachs because carbs absorb more slowly, and easier to take without water. Most athletes use chews for steady-state efforts and switch to gels for race-pace work where chewing while breathing hard isn't realistic.
For efforts over 90 minutes, research supports 60 to 90 grams of carbs per hour. One chew packet delivers 20 to 45 grams, so two packets per hour gets you into the target range. Pair one packet with a hydration mix to top up without forcing extra chewing volume.
One packet per training session at the effort level you'll actually race at — that's where gut issues surface. Note how each chew sits, whether your energy holds, and whether the flavor stays tolerable after the third or fourth piece. After six sessions you'll know which one or two brands are yours.
Same curation logic, different format. The Gel Pack covers six gel formats; the Chews Pack covers six chew brands. Many athletes train with both and use chews for the first half of a long race, then switch to gels for the back half when intensity ramps up.