India is a fast-growing market for sports nutrition supplements and as you’d expect with nearing one and a half billion people, it has the size and population for health, wellness, and performance-supporting products to thrive. Black Beast Nutrition is one of the emerging standouts in that part of the world and its variety of supplements is a great reflection of how the market in India is maturing and how complex these competitors are getting with the categories and formulas it has put out there.
As with most other sports nutrition brands in the country, Black Beast Nutrition has a whole host of protein powders, including the fat burning hybrid Hard To Kill, the premium isolate Insane Whey Protein, the blend style Beast Muscle Lean Mass, Nitro Whey Protein, and the high-calorie gainer Demon’s Mass Gain. We like to say you can judge a supplement company by its pre-workout and that’s what we’re doing here with Black Beast and its many entries, including Hunted Up and The Big Daddy Inferno.
Hunted Up is the most premium pre-workout from Black Beast Nutrition and that is reflected in its price, which may not seem all that high at ₹1,799 (20.79 USD), but that is most certainly premium in India. The brand packs several reliable ingredients into Hunted Up, with low amounts of carnitine, tyrosine, and creatine HCl. Things get much more impressive in the higher dosed components, like 2g of citrulline malate, a gram of arginine, 2.5g of beta-alanine for performance, half a gram of agmatine, and a potent 300mg of caffeine.
Again, those amounts mentioned aren’t anything record breaking; however, in India they’re rare and at $20 for a tub of 35 servings, you can find some competitors equally light in formula and value here in the US. The Big Daddy Inferno is the other standout pre-workout from Black Beast Nutrition and that impresses more with its stimulation. Inferno may not have a great variety but it has plenty for a punch, with the likes of alpha-gpc, tyrosine, three forms of yohimbine, juglans regia, and 200mg of caffeine.
The hardcore approach to the blend of stimulants in Black Beast Nutrition’s The Big Daddy Inferno is another reflection of the growth and maturing in the Indian market. It’s one thing to see a category like pre-workout get competitive in any country, although it’s a whole other ball game when you start getting specific formulas like the stim-junkie style of Inferno. You can find out more about Black Beast and its line of supplements on its website and by the looks of things, you can probably expect to see more innovation from it as it continues to grow.
