Clear protein has forced one of the biggest changes in the saturated protein powder category in years, becoming a genuine subcategory alongside traditional shakes. MaxiNutrition has been part of that rise with its MaxClear supplement, offering a lighter, juice-style protein option instead of the usual creamy experience. This week, the legacy UK brand is expanding on that clear space, although not in a way that we’ve seen many others do.
Rather than simply adding another MaxClear flavor, MaxiNutrition has transformed its long-running Cyclone Strength into Cyclone Clear. The all-in-one post-workout keeps the same comprehensive approach as the original, featuring 35g of protein from whey isolate alongside 11g of carbohydrates, virtually no fat, and 192 calories. You also get a bunch of additional muscle-building supports in Creapure creatine, glutamine, and HMB.
MaxiNutrition’s Cyclone Clear is essentially a lighter, easier-drinking take on the original Cyclone Strength, making a supplement carrying 35g of protein, performance ingredients, and almost 200 calories feel much less heavy after training. It’s launched in Orange and Blackcurrant flavors, and costs £70 (94.08 USD) for a tub of 21 servings; it is a lot more expensive than the regular Cyclone, which is 29% cheaper, at £50 for the same 21 servings.
