Valhalla Fenrir White Pump
- ✓ Pump pre-workout booster without classic stimulants
- ✓ Citrulline, arginine & glycerol
- ✓ OXYSTORM® & citrus bioflavonoids
It is myths and legends that drive us to become stronger than yesterday. Stories of untamed power, of beings that accept no chains and shatter every limit. Fenrir White is inspired by the Fenris wolf of Norse mythology: raw, immense, and unstoppable. But instead of chaos, Fenrir White unleashes something else: maximum pump, uncompromising muscle fullness, and an intense training feel.
As a stimulant-free pump pre-workout booster, Fenrir White perfectly complements the proven Fenrir and is aimed at athletes who want to dominate their training through volume, blood flow, and mind-muscle connection.
Made with NaNo Pure® raw materials, patented ingredients such as OXYSTORM® and Glycopump®: uncompromising, powerful, and maximally pumped.
Your Benefits with Fenrir White
- Pump pre-workout booster without classic stimulants
- Citrulline, arginine & glycerin for intense muscle fullness
- OXYSTORM® & citrus bioflavonoids as modern pump components
- Ideal for volume, hypertrophy & evening workouts
- Premium quality - Made in Germany
| Nährwerttabelle | 3 Scoops (26 g) | %NRV* |
|---|---|---|
| Mineralien | ||
| Kalium (als Kalium Citrat) | 880 mg | 44%* |
| Valhalla Nitric Oxide White Pump | ||
| L-Citrullin-Malat (NaNo Pure®) | 8000 mg | ** |
| Arginin HCl (NaNo Pure®) | 4000 mg | ** |
| Amaranth-Extrakt (OxySTORM®) | 3000 mg | ** |
| Taurin | 2500 mg | ** |
| Glycerinpulver (Glycopump®) | 1500 mg | ** |
| Natriumbicarbonat (Natron) | 1000 mg | ** |
| Meersalz | 600 mg | ** |
| Citrus-Bioflavonoide | 200 mg | ** |
| - davon Hesperidin | 100 mg | ** |
| Weidenrinden-Extrakt | 100 mg | ** |
| Absorption Enhancer | ||
| Pflanzenextrakt-Pulver (Astragin®) | 50 mg | ** |
| Schwarzer Pfeffer | 10 mg | ** |
Hersteller / Distributor
Gods Rage Europe, London / United Kingdom
Nero Labs BV, Postbus 278, 5900AG Venlo, The Netherlands
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