Wildmate Calafate Energy Gel Plus – 14 Pack | Caffeine for Every Training Day

The Legend of Patagonia: Calafate (Berberis microphylla), rich in anthocyanins — they say whoever tastes calafate always returns to Patagonia.

Fast, Immediate Energy: Pure rapid-absorption glucose for instant fuel when intensity peaks.

Double the Yerba Mate Extract: Twice the natural mate power of the Original line — built for competition and maximum effort.

Light Liquid Format: Easier to swallow mid-effort, no water needed right away.

Real Patagonian Fruit: Made with native berries from southern Chile — the first and only energy gels of their kind.

Vitamins & Minerals Included: A natural source of B vitamins, potassium, and magnesium to support energy metabolism and muscle function.

Made for Athletes: Designed for runners, cyclists, triathletes, climbers, and anyone who competes.

Save 11% vs single gels — 2 gels of each of the 5 Patagonian flavors. / Net Weight: 7.1 oz (200g) | 10 gels (20g each).

Two Weeks at Full Intensity. The Wildmate Calafate Energy Gel Plus 14-Pack keeps serious training blocks fueled: 14 gels of fast, immediate energy from rapid-absorption glucose, 105 mg of natural yerba mate caffeine each, and a light, easy-to-consume liquid format. Flavored with calafate (Berberis microphylla), the iconic Patagonian berry rich in anthocyanins — legend says whoever tastes calafate always returns to Patagonia, it's performance nutrition with true Patagonian identity — stock up and go hard.

Wildmate: Wild Energy from the End of the World. Born in Valdivia, in the heart of southern Chile, Wildmate created the first and only energy gels made with native Patagonian fruits — maqui, murta, calafate, and the legendary Chilean white strawberry. Powered by natural yerba mate extract instead of industrial caffeine, every gel combines clean, plant-based energy with the antioxidant richness of berries that grow wild at the edge of the world. From weekend trails to race day, Wildmate fuels athletes the way nature intended: pure, powerful, and unmistakably Patagonian.