Gatorade Zero Fruit Punch
Fruit punch predates Gatorade by a century, but Gatorade made it athletic. When the company expanded beyond its original lemon-lime in the 1980s, Fruit Punch became the people's choice almost immediately. It was bold enough to taste through effort and familiar enough to feel like a reward.
The Zero formulation is a careful translation: the same rounded, many-fruits-at-once character, rebuilt on a sugar-free base.
Fruit Punch is the flavor of youth sports, summer tournaments, and coolers with your name taped to the lid. We chose the Zero version because it delivers all of that memory with none of the sugar: a full-bodied punch profile that finishes clean. It is the box's warmest note, and the one most likely to disappear first.
This one ships inside the Propel + Gatorade Box.
80 single-serve drink mix packets · 8 flavors × 10 · Propel & Gatorade Zero · stainless stirring straw inside
- Over a full glass of ice after yard work, lawn chair mandatory
- The boldest stripe in the Electrolyte Popsicles
- Chilled alongside a grilled lunch, where its fruit carries against smoke and char
Water · Citric acid · Sodium citrate · Salt · Potassium citrate · Gum arabic · Sucralose · Acesulfame potassium · Natural flavor · Glycerol ester of rosin · Red 40
Questions, answered.
- Does it taste like the classic Fruit Punch?
- Remarkably close. The body is slightly lighter without sugar, but the bold red punch character comes through fully.
- What electrolytes does it provide?
- Sodium and potassium, in the same proportions that made Gatorade the standard for sweat replacement.