Full Throttle Energy Drink

Pros: Quick energy in a can, tolerable taste, mildly carbonated.
Cons: 16 ounce cans might be too much for most people to consume

Energy drinks have come a long way; over the past few years they’ve gone from being something that were sold just a gyms to being available at grocery and convenience stores. Jolt Cola was one of the first products marketed to give people an ...

Pros: Quite tasty, low carbonation
Cons: Hardly an energy drink

I've always liked energy drinks, since they're substitutes to coffee for when I need a little kick to get going on those early mornings. Rock Star is my favorite kind by far, though Red Bull comes in at a close second. I prefer the tall can of Rock ...

Pros: Great taste, interesting can, no unpleasant side effects, good energy kick, low calorie
Cons: High price, no redeeming nutritional content

Might as well try it again … On the way home from my weekend with the kids, I once again found myself in the situation where I was getting drowsy and was worried about falling asleep at the wheel. I learned the hard way that coke and ...

Pros: Refreshing on a hot day. Somewhat of a sugar buzz.
Cons: Just didn't get me revved. Taste is OK, but not outstanding.

I first came across this stuff while pacing the halls of a California hospital awaiting the birth of my second grandson. Part of my role was to hang with my first grandson. I needed some energy, fast. As the hospital cafeteria was closed when I ...

Pros: taste, perks you up almost immediately, stylish can
Cons: kick is short-lived, lots of bad chemicals

In the past decade of our fast-paced, sugared-up lifestyles, energy drinks have grown into their own category of specialty drinks. Coca Cola naturally wanted to get into this niche. So they gathered up a fat wad of cash and spent it on… their ...

Pros: Tasty, sweet
Cons: Doesn't give much energy, HFCS

I've been trying different energy drinks lately since I started my 9 to 5. Popular drinks such as Red Bull and ...

Pros: Great Taste, Lots of Energy, Doesn't Make You Sick
Cons: No Nutrition

Full Throttle is one of the best tasting, and long lasting energy drinks out there. With a variety of flavors, There is probably one for everyone. My friend and I were in town riding our bikes, and seeing as we both loved energy drinks we headed into ...

Pros: none
Cons: taste, lack of caffeine kick.

I came to this site looking for reviews on energy drinks because I have been trying a few different ones lately and was hoping this site might have some good reviews as it does for beer. Wrong! Not only is it very limited in the number of caffeinated ...

Pros: Taste, good caffeine buzz without too strong of a kick.
Cons: This flavor is not available everywhere.

My favorite way to drink this flavor is with a straw inserted into the can, as it's better for your teeth and the carbonation does not hit your mouth as strongly as it would otherwise. It has a flavor that's distinct from all other energy drinks, and is ...

Pros: Energy Great taste
Cons: My doctor said he has seen people with this rash before from drinking this product.

I started drinking full throttle about a month ago, and became very addicted to it. I could not go through a day without at least four. This drink is VERY BAD FOR YOU!!!! I started breaking out all over my body never in my life have I ever had this happen to me. Come to find out it was the ingredients in the product. I have had to be on medication to make the rash go away, but it hasn't it's just faded

Pros: Cool looking can.
Cons: Bad tasting drink.

I compared this product against the Advanced Cell Therapy (A.C.T.) powdered energy drink. There was no comparison.

This product has almost no taste, while A.C.T. has a wonderful cherry-rasberry flavor.

I think the can looks way cooler then the A.C.T container, but I can get A.C.T in an aluminum pouch that fits in my pocket. Can't fit this product in my pocket at all.

I would not drink this product at all.