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Quickle - Powder

Pickle electrolyte powder. 10g per stick. Mixes in 2–4 oz of water.

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10 servings · $2.39 / serving

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A tart, vinegar-powered electrolyte mix you make in seconds with ~0.7g acetic acid and ~700mg sodium per stick. Built for long climbs, hot ridges, and late miles. Zero sugar. Easy on the gut.

  • ~700 mg sodium
  • ~300 mg potassium
  • ~50 mg magnesium
  • Zero sugar
  • Mixes in 2–4 oz
Nutrition + Ingredients

Ingredients: Vinegar Powder (10% Acetic Acid), Sodium Chloride, Taurine, Potassium Chloride, Sodium Diacetate (vinegar salt), Magnesium Glycinate (Chelated), Natural Dill Flavor, Monk Fruit Extract.

Nutrition Facts
Serving size1 Stick (10g)
Amount per serving
Calories
20
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 0g
0%
Sodium 700mg
30%
Total Carbohydrate 5g
2%
Total Sugars 0g
Includes 0g Added Sugars
0%
Protein 0g
Potassium 300mg
6%
Magnesium 50mg
12%
*The % Daily Value (DV) tells you how much a nutrient in a serving of food contributes to a daily diet. 2,000 calories a day is used for general nutrition advice.
Not a significant source of saturated fat, trans fat, cholesterol, dietary fiber, vitamin D, calcium and iron.
How to Use
  • Quick mix: Add to 2–4 oz cold water. Shake 5–10 seconds. Drink in one or two pulls.
  • Before: Mix a stick 10–15 minutes before you start. For hot days, long days, and anywhere you're about to sweat hard.
  • During: Sip through long efforts to stay ahead of cramps, or take one the moment you feel a cramp starting.
  • After: For days when you came back crusted in salt.
One or two sticks covers most training days.
Shipping & Returns

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Zero Sugar
Gluten Free
Vegan
Close-up of Quickle powder with dill
Flavor Rise & Brine More coming

Bright, tart, and built for the effort.

Acid-forward with a clean briny finish. Not sweet, not syrupy. Real pickle brine taste, dried down.


Nose Dill, vinegar, light mineral salt
Palate Bright acidity up front, briny body, clean finish
Finish Short, salty, no lingering sweetness

Where it goes

One packet. A lot of terrain.

Not built for one sport. Built for the kind of day you're having.

01

When it runs long

Trail · Ultra · Ski touring · Alpine

The days where you carry everything and the nearest refill is the car. Flat sticks ride in a vest pocket and mix in a few ounces, so the full load is there hours in.

02

When it runs hot

Road · Gravel · Desert · Midday training

The sessions you finish with salt dried on your skin. When heat pulls it out of you, sodium back in matters more than the flavor.

03

When it counts

Race day · Hard intervals · Long climbs

The efforts you can't bail on. Take it early, mix it in under a minute, and stay in it when the day gets sharp.

Every scenario, in detail. See the Field Guide

From the Founder

Why does a pickle powder company exist?

Because cramps kept cutting my days short. After a long run in the Wasatch, I grabbed a gas station pickle pouch out of desperation. It wasn't pretty, but the cramp let go in minutes. The only thing better than that would be something I could actually carry.

So I started building one. An electrolyte powder that respected the effort, ran lean on ingredients, and actually fit in a vest pocket. Real vinegar and the three salts a hard effort loses. Clean enough for a daily hot ride, dialed in for when a cramp shows up anyway.

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Max Johnson, Founder

Read our story
On the Wasatch Front

Ready when you are.

What's next

Still deciding? Start here.

01

How it works

Acetic acid, TRP channels, and why this isn't just another electrolyte.

See the research
02

Who makes this

One founder, a gas station pickle pouch, and a problem worth solving.

Read the story