Clear Cut Hero (HeroAid) Sports Drink, Spartan Finisher Variety Pack | 670mg of Essential Electrolytes, Natural Flavors & Ingredients, Low-Calorie | 16 Fl Oz (Pack of 12)

Oh yes!! I encountered Hero while on a business trip to Louisville and just LOVE the product. Super clean, full of great electrolytes, and not too sweet so I don't feel gross drinking them like I would a Prime or Gatorade.I had the pink one and the blue one and LOVED them. Read good things about all the flavors but am giving Green a whirl too.Get Hero!! Better than anything I've tried on the sports drink market so far.

For starters, I'm not why the seller didn't post the nutrition facts on their listing or how they even got away with it, since I assumed that was a requirement for consumables listed on Amazon.But I went ahead and did it for them (see Photo #2).Anyways, for context, I no longer drink sports drinks due to the high sugar content - but I certainly do miss them. That's why I was excited to see that these have only 5mg of sugar each, provided by real cane sugar.Off to a good start.I took my first sip of Nova Orange and though "OK, dang, not bad guys!" It has a sweet enough taste without seeming overly fake or processed. Plus, 5mg of sugar is low enough that I'd actually consider taking one to the gym with me.My only real beef with this product is the price - a 12-pack of Clear Cut Hero is $28.99, or double the price of a 12-pack of G Zero. And I'm just not sure what the value proposition is. For me to pay $2.50 per bottle for something, it has to have some sort of energy/caffeine mix, creatine, protein, vitamins and/or something else besides just sugar and water.So I think it's a solid overall product, just priced a bit too high for what it's providing.

Here for this! Ordered two flavors, I think the orange is the best, my husband likes the blue raspberry.Clean drink, low cal and minimal sugar. Have no problem letting the kiddos have this since there are no artificial colors or flavors.

I tend to have a lot of caffeinated drink on hand so I appreciate having these as a low calorie option when I want something refreshing without caffeine. They basically taste about the same as Gatorade, and I'm generally not a huge fan of the weird "sports drink" taste, but these aren't terrible. I wouldn't drink them just for the flavor, but they're fine and for me all three included flavors are equally enjoyable. The size is good for a quick drink on the go, and they do seem to do a good job of refreshing me. Can't really say anything bad about them, but overall just feels like another standard sports drink.

I really loved the flavor and I was shocked that it only had 5 grams of sugar. Plus it was nice to see it didn't have any of the bad stuff like corn syrup or artificial flavors.

They're not as sweet as most sports drinks (which is a huge plus for me), but they did add stevia so you get that bitter aftertaste that's not very pleasant. I think it would be much better without that, as it does have some cane sugar so you would still get that slight hint of sweetness.Flavors I got weren't the ones in the listing, the listing said "Fruit Punch, Blue Razz, and Dragonfruit" but I got "Orange", "Nexus", and "Eclipse" (no idea what flavors the last two are, they weren't easily identifiable but I did like "Nexus" the best.I don't think I'd order them again, but I'd definitely grab one if it was in the cooler at a sporting event.

Just purchased this product from a store. It has the most disgusting taste. Gatorade and Body Armour taste so much better.

Kind of meh about these drinks. The flavors weren't "bad" but they weren't very good either. They were very middle of the road and not all that appealing. Also, the flavors don't really have a comparison point other than guessing "lime, orange, and lemon". The orange is for sure because it didn't get a cool name like Nexus and Eclipse. I think the branding manager might have messed that one up.The drinks aren't sugary which is a plus and they don't taste too heavy on artificial sweetener, but the flavor is a bit peculiar. This is nothing like the -ade brands, not that what was expected, but this was really far off from those.The product listing page also didn't help because it provided no nutritional information, but luckily the bottles were labeled with some.I guess the simplest way to describe Clear Cut Hero drinks is that they are trying to do too much, but at the same time trying to do too little.