High-Carb Resealable Gel For Long Endurance Efforts
Overview
Overview
The Unived Elite Gel 360 is designed for endurance athletes who need a full hour of race fuel in one resealable pouch, delivering 360 kcal and 90g of dual-source carbohydrate for long, hard sessions.
2:1 Dual-Carb Formula: The 2:1 glucose-fructose blend is engineered for high-rate fuelling up to 90g of carbohydrate per hour. It uses two absorption pathways to support energy intake during demanding endurance efforts.
Resealable Spout Pouch: The 146g spout pouch lets athletes sip, reseal and spread their intake across the hour instead of taking everything at once. This helps reduce wrapper waste and makes race fuelling easier to manage.
Electrolytes and Race Options: Each pouch includes electrolytes, with up to 456mg sodium per pouch, along with 800mg beta-alanine. Sea Salt Lime and Black Cherry are caffeine-free, while Double Espresso adds 100mg caffeine.
The Unived Elite Gel 360 is a practical high-carbohydrate gel for trained athletes planning long rides, races and high-output endurance efforts.
Features
Features
Specifications
Specifications
Shipping, Returns & Refunds
Shipping, Returns & Refunds
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Frequently Asked Questions
What exactly is Gel360 โ how is it different from Gel180?
What exactly is Gel360 โ how is it different from Gel180?
It's the same 2:1 dual-source carbohydrate formula as Gel180, packed at double the size: 90g of carbohydrate and 360 kcal in a single resealable spout pouch, versus 45g in a single-serve Gel180 gel. In other words, one Gel360 pouch is effectively a full hour of elite fuelling in one pack, with a screw cap so you can sip it across the hour instead of taking it all at once.
Do I have to finish the whole pouch at once?
Do I have to finish the whole pouch at once?
No โ that's the advantage of the spout pouch. Open it, take a few sips, screw the cap back on and go again when your plan says to. Most runners sip every 15 to 30 minutes across the hour. You carry one pouch and you decide how to meter it out.
How often should I sip, and how much per hour?
How often should I sip, and how much per hour?
One pouch per hour delivers 90g of carbohydrate โ the top of the range serious endurance athletes target. How you spread it is up to you: every 15, 20 or 30 minutes all work. Calibrate the interval in training to what your gut tolerates at race pace, so nothing is a surprise on the day.
Which flavour should I choose?
Which flavour should I choose?
The carbohydrate is identical across all three, so you're choosing sodium and caffeine. Sea Salt Lime is caffeine-free with the highest sodium (456mg) for hot, sweaty days. Black Cherry is a clean, caffeine-free all-rounder at 300mg sodium. Double Espresso adds 100mg of caffeine at 300mg sodium for a lift late in a race.
Can I really absorb 90g of carbohydrate an hour?
Can I really absorb 90g of carbohydrate an hour?
Yes โ but only with a gut that's trained for it. Glucose alone tops out around 60g/hr because it relies on a single transporter (SGLT1). Adding fructose, which uses a separate transporter (GLUT5), opens a second lane and lifts the ceiling toward 90g/hr. The physiology is real; the tolerance is something you build in training by progressively raising your intake in long sessions.





