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One less thing to think about

My bottle used to be the last thing I packed for padel. Now I fill it while I’m packing my shoes for our evening games in London. The tub stays next to my bottles, so it’s easy to remember.

Fits my Sunday setup

Sunday doubles has turned into a bit of a ritual: book the court, fill my bottle, then remember where I left my racket. This fits into that routine nicely. I went for one tub first rather than committing to a bigger order right away.

The jar stays where I can see it

I'm terrible at remembering anything that's tucked away. I've put this next to the breakfast things and that's worked much better for me. Early days, so I'm not going to make big claims about the formula; I just like having a routine I can keep up.

The smaller bottle won me over

The bottle is the thing that first caught my eye, to be honest. I like the look of the smaller format much more than another big sports nutrition tub. It's sitting with my daily essentials rather than my match-day gear.

I wanted to check what a regular order would cost without accidentally choosing one. The separate purchase options made that straightforward. Went for a one-time bottle in the end; I tend to keep my daily orders quite small until I know what I get through.

Actually remembered the bottle

The number of times I've arrived with two rackets and no bottle is slightly embarrassing. I've started putting the tub and bottle together when I pack, so one reminds me of the other. A very ordinary little habit, but it's working for me.

I've bought plenty of bigger packs that seemed like a good idea and then sat on the shelf. This time I've kept it to one jar. I can always come back for three once I know it has a place in my day, and I like having that option rather than feeling I need to stock up now.

Fits my routine

Easy to keep with my other essentials between court days.

A considered addition

I like having the ingredients and directions clearly laid out.