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Tiger Fitness brings in Jack Owoc’s recently released AI Energy Drink

Ai Energy Drink Now Available At Tiger Fitness

We recently reviewed the all-new AI Energy Drink from the beverage legend Jack Owoc, the original founder of Bang Energy. The product has only just begun rolling out to consumers who got in on its pre-order over at aienergydrink.ai, and it turns out it is also heading into retailers across the country. We had heard about the newest entry in the beverage space already finding its way into stores, although, until this, we had not seen any major spots, whether they be gyms, physical shops, or online stores.

The long-running, reliable, and reputable sports nutrition store Tiger Fitness is one of the first major retailers we know of to start carrying the AI Energy Drink, which is a relatively big move for the newcomer. When it was coming up, Bang Energy had a strong presence in supplement stores across the country, very much like Tiger Fitness, and then it eventually broke into mainstream. The store is carrying AI Energy in all four flavors — Grape, Watermelon, Peach, and Blue Razz — at $36 for a case of 12 cans.

We wouldn’t be surprised if this is the beginning for Jack Owoc and AI Energy Drink, as getting into a place like Tiger Fitness within its first few weeks on the market is a good stepping stone. The brand could easily go from here to the likes of Bodybuilding, DPS Nutrition, and even the powerhouse Muscle & Strength. It will come down to consumer demand and how loyal fans are, as in how often they come back, which is something Bang Energy was clearly successful at, among other things.