Rip It Energy Fuel Power Sugar Free

A Fair & Honest Energy Drink Review

Rip It Energy Fuel Power Sugar Free Retail Package Description

Rip it sugar free has a better can, and that's about its only advantage when comparing it to the rest of the 98 cent rip it line. The blue with the light silver is without a doubt the best color scheme. Like "The Silver Bullet", first class all the way. It's even got the wide mouth top for quick guzzling.

Caffeine Addict's Rip It Energy Fuel Power Sugar Free Review

The first few sips of the rip it sugar free, and I thought I'd made a horrible mistake. The taste was very difficult to place, and I forced myself to take sip after agonizing sip, thinking made me thirsty, so I continued to sip, I was glad that my rip it sugar free was there to comfort me. I still hadn't placed the taste, but the rip it was really starting to grow on me. Like the milk that's sour, but there's some satisfaction in continuing to sniff it...I assume to ensure it's still sour. By the end, I noticed that the carbonation was still there, nearly an hour later, I'd sipped my way through the whole can, and felt pretty good. Doubtlessly the worst flavored of the rip it line, but it has a lot going for it.

Most importantly, this soda sticks to its guns for being sugar free, so it has absolutely no calories or carbs, unlike some other sodas that slip in 10 calories and 3 carbs, or something like that. Also, the 130mg of sodium isn't a huge slap in the face.

As for value, like the others, need I say more? A reasonably good 16oz. soda for 98 cent.

I need to touch on one more thing; I finally checked out the rip it website, and they show a rip it team member, and some information about the new site coming soon. This got me to thinking...who should be on the rip it team? When you're attempting to convince everyone that you can be just as good at half the price, who do you get?

Carmen Electra ? She certainly tried to be just like Jenny McCarthy, when she attempted to replace Jenny on Singled Out, it almost passed as a reasonable facsimile, and I'm sure at common street whore prices.

Val Kilmer ? With Jim Carrey and Tommy Lee Jones there to carry him, the way Nicholson carried Michael Keaton in the first batman, you'd almost want to give them both "Best Supporting Actor" awards. But since Michael Keaton was busy with his blockbuster Multiplicity, the studio probably got Kilmer out of the bargain bin. Come to think of it, after Multiplicity, Keaton might need this Rip It gig as well.

Diddy - The master of selling more of rehashed crap than the meaningful original, a great asset to the team. Also a good member to have in the product naming think tank.

Gobots ? Who needs all those complicated transformations you get with those "other" transforming dolls? Three simple turns, a little prying with a mechanical pencil, and a few tears, and my firetruck amazingly changes into a firetruck-like robot with moderately functional single jointed arms and a little square head coming out of the truck grill. It's ready for battle before my friends even have their Ravage and Laserbeak cassette Transformers removed from Soundwave, the decepticon boom box. For those who got these value toys for Christmas, the more privileged kids at school were likely kind enough to inform you of the spectacular deal your parents got.

Energy Junkie's Rip It Energy Fuel Power Sugar Free Review

I was sooo impressed with Sugar Free Rip It. With no calories and no sugar I could drink these all day. The flavor was refreshing and didn't even taste like artificial sweetener. Perhaps the Splenda has made it's way into the energy drink market. It seems like they stuck with the strawberry flavor that was in the non-sugar free Rip It Power. I feel like I got a lot more energy from this sugar free Rip It than I got from the original Power. Although some of that might've had to do with the longer than usual meeting I was in while I chugged this down. It definitely gave me the energy to fly out of there to find a potty before my bladder exploded.