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A small tool for hard miles.

Pickle‑powered
electrolyte powder.

Built for cramp-prone miles,
hot days, and long efforts.

Founders Run · Batch #1 · Coming soon

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Tearing a Rise and Brine stick into a soft flask mid-run on a canyon ridge — Fig. 01 · 2-4 oz water · Shake · Drink

Field tool

Same tool. Pick your count.

The formula doesn't change. The count does.

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Big efforts

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4.8 (5)

10 servings For training blocks

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Regular training

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25 servings For regular training

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2-Pack Quickle pack

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First outing

2-Pack

2 servings For a first try

$5.99 from $2.99 / serving

Details

Field Favorite

10-Pack Quickle pack

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Big efforts

10-Pack

4.8 (5)

10 servings For training blocks

$23.99 from $2.39 / serving

Details

25-Pack Quickle pack

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Regular training

25-Pack

25 servings For regular training

$49.99 from $1.99 / serving

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Rise & Brine · what's in the stick

01 Flavor

Bright, sharp, clean

The clean snap of acid paired with fresh dill.
Bright and salty, never the murky bottom of the jar.

02 Function

Cramp defense, both ways

Acetic acid goes after a cramp the moment it starts. Sodium and electrolytes keep the next one from coming.

03 Ingredients

Nothing to hide

A short, plain list. No added sugar, no dyes.

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Field notes

How it gets used.

Notes from athletes, in their own words.

Entry / 01 Mid-effort

Wasatch Range · Peakbagging

When the vert stacks up.

Three hours in, calves locking between switchbacks. Took a packet on the next rest. Felt the difference by the ridge. I keep one on me now.

Trevor G. Ultrarunner

Entry / 02 Post-ride

Full-day ride · Mountain bike

What you do after.

Foot cramped. Took Quickle. Noticed the change soon after, and kept going.

Lara N. Mountain biker

Entry / 03 Pre-activity

Moab · All-day send

Before the heat decides.

Hot day in the desert, I take one beforehand. Helps me stay ahead of it all day.

Matty W. Climber

For long efforts

The three salts
a long day burns.

Sodium, potassium, magnesium. In the amounts that do real work.

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What's inside

Nothing you don't need.

Vinegar, salt, and three electrolytes. No sugar, no dyes, no filler.

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How to use it

2-4 oz of water.
Shake. Drink.

Tear the packet, pour, shake. Mid-effort, between aid stations, or before it gets bad.

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In use

Worth the ounce.

10 grams per packet. Rated 4.8 by runners, riders, and climbers who actually carry it.

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01 Before it hits

Sodium loss, per hour

0mg

Roughly an hour of hard sweat. One stick is sized to match.

Time to exhaustion

0×

Longer with salts dialed in. Measured in the lab.

02 When it shows up

Effective dose

0oz

Pickle juice. All it took to stop a cramp in the lab.

Response time

0s

On average. Faster than waiting it out.

The lineup

Two to test, ten for the pocket, twenty-five for heavy rotation. Same stick, only the count changes.

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Stay in it

Keep moving.

One packet. 2 to 4 ounces of water. Back to what you came out here for.

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