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EPISODE · Jul 12, 2024 · 56 MIN

Chatting CARBS with the creators of Carbs Fuel

from The Rodeo Labs Podcast

Carbs Fuel has come on the scene this year as a simple, cost-effective gel that delivers 50 grams of carbohydrates in a neat $2.00 package. Stephen and Logan have both felt a shift in their fueling ability and understanding of on the bike nutrition after adding these gels to their pockets for training and racing, so it seemed like an easy choice to have the creators of this new endurance elixir on the podcast. To learn more about the company we invited Gabe Multer, the founder and CEO of Carbs Fuel, and Laini Ritsch, the CFO of the brand, into the Lab's podcast studio for a wide-ranging conversation on starting the company and why Carbs Fuel gels are the way they are. From the jump, we also would like to stress from the get go that neither Stephen, Logan, or this episode is sponsored by Carbs Fuel. We buy our gels at full price and we wanted to look at the company since there are aspects of the company that are unique in ways that fit what we are doing at the Lab. Hosts: Logan Jones-Wilkins and Stephen Fitzgerald Guests: Gabe Multer and Laini RitschProducer: Logan Jones-Wilkins Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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