Aid Station Food & Hydration

At the core, our aid stations will be filled with Honey Stinger products, including plenty of their gels, waffles and chews.  We will also be featuring the new Honey Stinger hydration product. 

Beyond these, we are going to have a variety of different sweet and salty foods that will be individually served.  This includes, but may not be limited to things like chips, pretzels and cookies.  We will also have trail mix, bananas, and mini dill pickles (which will also provide pickle juice!).  Lastly, we will have some mini Coca-Cola cans out there on bike day.

Our aid station volunteers will be handing out the Honey Stinger products to racers on-the-go, but the other food will require stopping and approaching the aid station. 

For the bike race...

We are pre-filling approximately 2,500 water bottles for the event, half with water and half with Honey Stinger hydration.  These will be handed to bike riders on-the-go as well.  So, in that way, you could have a brand new water bottle without even getting off your bike (let alone having to worry about refilling it).  That said, racers will dispose of old water bottles by tossing them to the side near the aid station, and it is highly unlikely you will ever see that water bottle again.  So, many racers plan to bring a cheaper bottle that they don’t care much about, and in return, they get a brand new bottle.  Most (not all) of our bottles are 21oz. Specialized Big Mouth.  If you prefer to fill your own, that will be an option as well.

For our runners...

Hydration containers will be available at each aid station and our volunteers will help you fill your bottle in a zero-contact, hygienic way.

AID STATION FOOD:

• Honey Stinger Gels
• Honey Stinger Waffles
• Honey Stinger Chews
• Honey Stinger “Prepare” Electrolyte Mix
• Coca-Cola (bike race only)
• Pringles
• Pickles/Pickle Juice
• Goldfish
• Oreos
• Fritos
• Pretzels
• Fig Newtons
• M&M’s
• Trail Mix
• Bananas