MASC/BODY PUMP beetroot + hibiscus performance powder — lifestyle shot with the tub

B.04Beetroot + Hibiscus Performance Powder

PUMP

Name: PUMP — Beetroot + Hibiscus Performance Powder
Brand: MASC / BODY
Price: 35.9 USD
Availability: InStock

Arrive full.Leave unreasonable.

$35.90

30 servings

PUMP

Chase the pump. Skip the stim.

The brief

Some men train to feel virtuous. You train to look like the payoff, and you'd like to arrive at the session already full rather than spending twenty minutes getting there. PUMP is the pre-training scoop that doesn't come with a stimulant attached.

Why

The pump is the point and there is no reason to be coy about it. Beetroot supplies dietary nitrate, the precursor behind nitric-oxide physiology and blood flow — the mechanism that gets more blood into working muscle. 1,375 mg of it, with hibiscus at 1,000 mg. No caffeine, so it works at 6 a.m. or 9 p.m. Built for the session where the mirror is part of the equipment.

What it actually does

Beetroot before training for the blood-flow side of the workout — without caffeine. 1,375 mg, with hibiscus and apple.

Beetroot 1,375 mg
Blood flow, no stim
Caffeine-free
Before training

Key formula

Verified actives

Beetroot powder1,375 mg

Hibiscus flower powder1,000 mg

Apple juice powder500 mg

Per 3.25 g scoop. Maltodextrin, stevia leaf extract. Nothing else.

In the Formulary· 2

Muscle & performanceB BeetrootDietary nitrateTrain full, look fuller. (No erection claims — we mean it.)Read the monograph →

Muscle & performanceB HibiscusHibiscus sabdariffa; roselle; sorrel; karkade; sour tea; agua de JamaicaThe tart bit. Famous for something we cannot claim.Read the monograph →

Format: Powder
Flavour: Beet-hibiscus
Unit: 98 g
Caffeine: None

Always defer to the Supplement Facts or ingredient label on the unit in your hand.

How to use it

DailyBefore training

One scoop in water, 30–60 minutes before training — or with breakfast on a rest day. Caffeine-free, so the timing is yours. Don't take it on the same day as IGNITE, which already contains arginine.

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The long version

The best pre-workout on the shelf is a root vegetable, and the industry would rather you didn't dwell on that. No neon tub, no warning label like a car alarm — beetroot, at 1,375 mg, with hibiscus and apple behind it.

The mechanism is real: beetroot supplies dietary nitrate, the precursor your body runs through nitric-oxide physiology — the blood-flow side of the workout, the part that fills a sleeve. No caffeine anywhere in it, so the 6 a.m. session and the 9 p.m. session cost you the same: nothing.

One scoop in water, 30–60 minutes before training. Fair warnings from the vegetable itself: it can turn urine pink — harmless, startling exactly once — and it's high in oxalates, so kidney-stone history or blood-pressure medication means a doctor first.

FLOW works the same territory daily by the amino-acid route; IGNITE is the loud alternative, not a partner.

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Q&A

When do I take it — and does timing matter without caffeine?

Take it on the way to the gym, not at the rack — the label's lead time is 30 to 60 minutes. There's no stimulant in it, so a late session doesn't cost you sleep; on a rest day the label puts it with breakfast.

Can I use it with IGNITE?

Not on the same day. There's no arginine in PUMP — it works through beetroot nitrates — but IGNITE is already a complete pre-workout pushing the same endpoint from the arginine side. One pre-workout per day; pick by the session.

Why is my pee pink after taking it?

Beeturia — a harmless side effect of beetroot pigment that shows up in a noticeable minority of people. It looks dramatic and means nothing.

Can a caffeine-free pre-workout actually do anything?

Different mechanism, not a weaker one. Beetroot's nitrates support blood flow — the pump-and-endurance lane — rather than stimulation. If you want caffeine too, that's IGNITE (on its own day).

Where is it made?

In the USA — the manufacturer's country of record for this product. (No supplement anywhere is 'FDA-approved'; the oversight lives at the facility level, and that's where this one is made.)

Safety and warnings

Beetroot can turn urine or stool pink or red — harmless and expected. Not for anyone under 18, pregnant or nursing. Speak to a doctor before use if you take blood-pressure or nitrate medication, or have a history of kidney stones — beetroot is high in oxalates.

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.