The name '4 Gauge' implies the product is going to be a blast - some kind of stimulant packed supercharged pre-workout that will have them jangling and jingling. When you try it though, you'll realize that it's not like that at all. A smooth product.
Despite the irresistibly slick marketing from Legion, this product ultimately feels more like a cudgel swinging visigoth than a disciplined and drilled legionnaire. Does score reasonably well though.
Best summarized as - an OK product from a good company at a cheap price. It's likely to give you a kick, comes in a number of flavors and can be bought at multiple online retailers.
Betancourt are a slick outfit alright - their range always looks the part on the outside, but can we say the same for in contents of the tub? There are some good points, but some areas where it lets itself down too.
A product with an identity crisis. Ostensibly a pre-workout, but with pretensions to be a test booster and also a fat burner. Does it pull it off? Almost.
This is a very well named product. Pump by name, pump by nature. In fact, they've got so obsessed chasing the pump, they've forgotten to include ingredients to handle all the other aspects of a pre-workout gym goers want.