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50G of Carbs.Zero Bonks.

BONK Original energy bar
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Carbs, electrolytes, glucose, fructose, protein...

Fuelling for exercise can be complicated.

But it doesn't have to be.
Just don't bonk.

Carbs are your body's main source of fuel when you're working hard.

Eat enough carbs per hour and avoid the dreaded bonk.

All carbs, no bonks.

Bonk is a new endurance fuel that delivers the carbs you need to keep moving, in a bar you'll actually want to eat.

Bonk Bar product

Tastes great

Bonk Bars get you the fuel you need without having to force down nasty gels. Why suffer more than you need to?

50g of carbs in every bar

Endurance athletes need anywhere from 70-90g carbs / hour to keep them going. Start with one bonk bar per hour of exercise and increase your intake as needed.

Easy to digest

Bonk bars are made with familiar ingredients, so they sit easy instead of turning race day into a search for the nearest porta-potty.

Athlete fueling with a Bonk Bar
Group of athletes running and eating Bonk bars

Why Choose Bonk?

We benchmarked the stuff endurance athletes already reach for, from gels to candy to other bars. The pattern is pretty consistent: cheap fuel is rougher, easy fuel is pricey, and most options still feel like a compromise.

Fuel optionAvg. cost per carbTasteGut friendlinessCarbs per serving
Bonk$0.07 CAD / gActually craveableMade with familiar ingredients that sit easy — no mid-race gut bombs50g
Gels$0.10 - $0.15 CAD / gThick, syrupy, and hard to choke down mid-effortNotorious for GI distress — the porta-potty problem~23g
Candy~$0.03 CAD / gFun, but pure sugar chaosCheap fuel, mixed stomach results~31g
Other bars$0.15 - $0.17 CAD / gReal food taste, often heavierFats and fibre slow digestion — fine at rest, not ideal mid-effort~41g

Approximate benchmarks in CAD based on representative Canadian market prices.

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Athlete fueling mid-ride in high contrast