One major expense for distance runners that many overlook is on-the-go nutrition. While some resort to eating candy, energy bars or dried fruit, running gels make it easier to take in calories without having to chew mid-run. But they can be costly (boxes average at about $50!). That’s why we saved you time and money by rounding up 6 deals on running gels. Some have caffeine while others are all-natural.

Stock up on one you like or try them all. That way, you stockpile a full supply ahead of your next race, for less. So don’t walk—run—to these next-level deals before they’re completely gone.

Top Deals On Running Gels

• Sensitive Stomach: If, like me, you have tummy troubles when taking in on-the-go nutrition, Sis Running Gels may be for you. Their isotonic formulation allows for easy digestion and minimal stomach discomfort. And for a limited time, a 30-pack is 21% off — originally $53, now $42!
• Organic Options: Keep things clean with ProBar Bolt Energy Chews. They’re closer to a gummy than a gel. But they’re easy to chew, and each pack of 12 contains only clean, pesticide-free ingredients. Yes please! — originally $37, now $30!
• Sweet Tooth: Do you find yourself craving dessert on your long run? We have you covered. On Amazon, a 24-count box of GU Energy’s Variety Pack is 8% off off. Sweet! (literally!) — originally $49, now $45!
• All Natural: Maybe the sugary gels aren’t for you—and if that’s the case, you may want to consider Honey Stinger Energy Gels. Containing real honey, they taste far less artificial than most gels. And best of all, they come in a big box of 24 — originally $41, now $29!
• Familiarity: Many athletes and outdoorsy folk alike enjoy Clif Bars, so why not try Clif Energy Chews? Also similar to gummies, they’re easily chewable and great for quick energy and electrolytes. Right now, a box of 18 bars is 5% off — originally $73, now $70!
• Caffeinated: In addition to those on-the-go cals, taking in some caffeine from Bare Performance Nutrition Go Gels will put a little pep in your step. A 10-pack is 20% off. So it may be a worthwhile deal, if you have any races in your future — originally $30, now $24!