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Kult bursts onto the scene with a pre-workout and entry into the hydration space

Kult Pre Workout

Kult is an up-and-coming supplement company with some eye-catching branding and equally attractive marketing. It is currently competing in two of the more popular categories in the world of sports nutrition, and it does so with some impressive and effective formulas. The two products out on the market at the moment from Kult are Pre-Workout and Hydration, each named after the category they fall under, with a stimulant-backed, hard-hitting pre-workout and a dedicated hydration supplement.

We like to say that you can always judge a brand by its pre-workout, and that is very much the case with Kult, as its entry into the most competitive space in supplements is intense and is a must-try for fans of potent pre-workouts. Driving pumps and performance, Kult Pre-Workout has a huge 10g of citrulline, not citrulline malate, straight citrulline, and a full 3.2g dose of the ever-present beta-alanine.

Introducing Kult Pre Workout

The Kult Pre-Workout definitely leans more to the side of energy and focus, as those ingredients mentioned above, the citrulline and beta-alanine, are essentially the only non-sensory features of the supplement. For focus, you get 600mg of tyrosine, 400mg each of alpha-gpc and DMAE, and 200mg of choline bitartrate. Then for energy, Kult has thrown in two-sources of caffeine combining for 350mg, and a strong 200mg dose of the always hard-hitting eria jarensis to really drive the intensity.

For a debut, Kult’s pre-workout is more than respectable, it’s competitive, and should pack quite the punch especially with the ingredients it’s brought together like alpha-gpc, tyrosine, choline, eria jarensis, and, of course, the ever-reliable caffeine. Kult Hydration is a perfect follow-up to Pre-Workout to have during your workout to support hydration and performance. That one is very much to the point with vitamin, 3g of taurine, and 1.45g of combined electrolytes in a solid two-scoop serving.

Kult Pre Workout Label

There are plenty of flavors for Kult Pre-Workout, four to be exact, in Sour Punch Rings, Mango Mimosa, Tropic Drip, and Hawaiian Shaved Ice. For Kult Hydration, the menu is down to two, with the multi-fruit experience once again, Tropic Drip, and a classic Watermelon. You can get a closer look at both supplements through the brand’s website, where you can also purchase either or both, the pre-workout being the more expensive one at $54.99 before discount and $29.99 for hydration.