Davis’s Tropic Twist Pre-Workout is the other limited edition Drop Culture Series supplement the team at RYSE has revealed and released today. Compared to the simultaneously launched Shep’s Ocean Splash, the collaboration from Davis Diley is a bit more complex with a broader set of benefits and not much attention around muscle pumps. The sensory side of Tropic Twist looks to be getting more love on this one, with a host of ingredients for enhanced mental focus and intense energy.
RYSE has priced Davis’s Tropic Twist Pre-Workout the same as Shep’s Ocean Splash at $44.99, although, here, you get slightly more maximum servings at 20. It is better value purely because there are a third extra servings for the same overall price, but again, the performance of Davis Diley’s pre-workout collaboration will be notably different. You get a lot a greater level of stimulants and nootropics in Tropic Twist, as well as a full dosage of creatine monohydrate to support strength, endurance, and power.
Alongside the respectable dosage of tried and true creatine monohydrate is 3.2g of beta-alanine to further drive performance, and for improving muscle pumps, there is 6g of pure citrulline and 200mg of CitraPeak. That summarizes the non-sensory benefits in RYSE and Davis Diley’s Drop Culture Series Tropic Twist Pre-Workout, as everything else in the concoction is there for the purpose of elevating energy and focus.
Pushing up the focus and cognition in Davis’s Tropic Twist Pre-Workout is 2g of tyrosine, then to power home the stimulation, you get the always hard-hitting alpha yohimbine at 1mg, 62.5mg of Dynamine, and a combined 202mg of caffeine. Looking at the formula, we thought it could be a double serving as that wouldn’t result in any dosages we haven’t seen before, including 12g of citrulline, 125mg of Dynamine, and a pinch over 400mg of caffeine. With that said, RYSE does specifically say take no more than a single serving per day, so it does work out to 20 servings a bottle or 40 if you have a light half serving.
