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White Flood 2 vs Super Size

kingdong

kingdong

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Id like to compare the two. Lets talk about

ENERGY:

PUMP:

QUICKNESS THAT ENERGY KICKS IN:

QUICKNES THAT PUMP BECOMES PRONOUNCED:

FULL BODY SOOTHING: When I took my Super Size samples, Id get to the end of my workout and feel like little aches and pains had boon soothed and stretched. Dose this happen on WF2?

"I WISH I DIDINT TAKE THIS" MOMENTS: If there are any little moments where it feels like a side affect of the product is counter prductive to your workout, Id like to know.

FEELING AFTER WORKOUT:
 
In for education! :cheers:
 
good little debate you've posted here.
I haven't tried the new WF2, the first version made me feel drugged and I never went back.
If the new version has less euphoria I'd be up for a sample.
With Supersize, it's a nice clean energy for me, and a building effect with each successive dose. I don't like to call it a pump with Supersize, as it's more of a fullness to me. Pumps don't last very long, whereas the fullness seems to last for hours for me.
Solid price, solid amount of servings, and limited adaptation. That's a huge score.
Don't supersize your fries, Supersize your workouts!
BOOM!
 
It's rainin free samples all up in and around my sig
 
Bnatural said:
you remember all of the comments on this at the old DA forum.
people enjoyed it or felt doped up.
just not something I want to have pre-workout.
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Bnatural said:
good little debate you've posted here.
I haven't tried the new WF2, the first version made me feel drugged and I never went back.
If the new version has less euphoria I'd be up for a sample.
With Supersize, it's a nice clean energy for me, and a building effect with each successive dose. I don't like to call it a pump with Supersize, as it's more of a fullness to me. Pumps don't last very long, whereas the fullness seems to last for hours for me.
Solid price, solid amount of servings, and limited adaptation. That's a huge score.
Don't supersize your fries, Supersize your workouts!
BOOM!
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so does the fact that youre an AX rep have anything to do with your opinion...every one of these threads turns into a rep sales pitch..
 
hvactech said:
so does the fact that youre an AX rep have anything to do with your opinion...every one of these threads turns into a rep sales pitch..
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Sales pitch? no.

If I were to list my top 3 pre-workout products, they wouldn't all be AX products.
My pre-workout needs tend to vary based on the time of year and what is currently going on in life.
Right now, I drink a ton of coffee, so I need to limit my stims.

Top 3 Pre-Workouts:
AX Supersize
iForce Maximize V2
Thermolife Pump-Bol
 
Bnatural said:
good little debate you've posted here.
I haven't tried the new WF2, the first version made me feel drugged and I never went back.
If the new version has less euphoria I'd be up for a sample.
With Supersize, it's a nice clean energy for me, and a building effect with each successive dose. I don't like to call it a pump with Supersize, as it's more of a fullness to me. Pumps don't last very long, whereas the fullness seems to last for hours for me.
Solid price, solid amount of servings, and limited adaptation. That's a huge score.
Don't supersize your fries, Supersize your workouts!
BOOM!
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Try white flood again, you won't be disappointed.
 
I think I want to try super size....hmmmmmmm....
 
baldwanus said:
are you confusing OG WF with OG SX? must be.
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Y'all seriously need a new rep strategy. It may work on dat dere other board, but the majority of users here have brains and can see through your "tactics". Perhaps change the company name to iRidecoattails? Seems that even the reps ride from the ol' master blaster V in their methodology. So sad, too bad.

hvactech said:
so does the fact that youre an AX rep have anything to do with your opinion...every one of these threads turns into a rep sales pitch..
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Proportionately speaking, AX rep to CL rep, this thread is pretty on-par with board stats regarding this type of thread. AX reps are active, and Bnat is very active. CL reps are also active, but not in all threads. So far, so good in my book. Is Bnat pimping? Nope. If he was, I'd hammer him for it. It's called "TiM's anti-pimping policy", section 5 of the rep agreement, second paragraph I believe.

Mafesto31 said:
Try white flood again, you won't be disappointed.
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I'll take that with an open mind and go with it. Unfortunately, my supp budget is nill right now. Spring's comin' and the spare funds are getting dumped into the bike before the roads melt! But, tit for tat trade, I'd entertain WF2 with an open mind.

th3futur3 said:
I think I want to try super size....hmmmmmmm....
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See above. If you're willing to bite, I'll swap you a SS for whatever iForce is throwing out there in comparison. You test, I test. You review, I review. PM me if interested. I am.
 
still have yet to try the new white flood. sooo many damn forums though. could you just send me two on da house?
 
T-AD said:
Y'all seriously need a new rep strategy. It may work on dat dere other board, but the majority of users here have brains and can see through your "tactics". Perhaps change the company name to iRidecoattails? Seems that even the reps ride from the ol' master blaster V in their methodology. So sad, too bad.
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iForce doesn't need a new rep strategy; they're one of the most rapidly growing companies out there. Their marketing does not revolve around "tactics," as their products are well-formulated and generally do as advertised.

T-AD said:
See above. If you're willing to bite, I'll swap you a SS for whatever iForce is throwing out there in comparison. You test, I test. You review, I review. PM me if interested. I am
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This is a very poor idea. Even if you are 100% honest with your reviews, you will carry a different mindset when using each product (leading to a form of the placebo effect). Plus, you basically just defamed iForce; I'd say your judgment of their products is biased at this point. I'm sure the iForce rep is the same way after reading your comment on their representation.


Anway, put another vote in for White Flood. It's very cheap and effective, even at 2 scoops.
 
In the interest of keeping this consumer focused and not turning into a rep war here are my thoughts on Supersize;- Improved focus. Not a harsh stimulant effect which made a nice change. If you want a very strong stim this isn't it.- Good pump with this product. I love nitrates and taking this improved vascularity to a visible level, not just "I felt it".- Taste is fine, slight metallic PEA aftertaste but it was a lot better than many people said.- Not brightly coloured which is nice.- If there is one thing I would complain about it would be that 1 scoop wasn't enough. 3 scoops was what I preferred which makes the tub empty quickly.I haven't tried WF2 or any of the CL pre workouts (no samples available to UK citizens) so this is not a comparison, just sharing some personal thoughts on Supersize.
 
I have yet to try White Flood 2, but if you're interested in a non biased user review, mattrag ran a log on it.
I have tried Supersize. If you're interested, I wrote a review on that in my "ultra series" review.
Note: I do not rep for either company.
 
mr.cooper69 said:
iForce doesn't need a new rep strategy; they're one of the most rapidly growing companies out there. Their marketing does not revolve around "tactics," as their products are well-formulated and generally do as advertised.
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Maybe you missed baldwanus (or however his screenname is spelled) deciding to toss a bash on a product that has been pulled.
There was no need for that and it's total crap that my opinion on white flood, which has to clearly be documented in the internet archives, was made LONG before I was an AX rep. I also never took SX, so I couldn't compare the two in any fashion.
The sad part is, I've used several iForce products, I actually just cracked open Dexaprine. Vaughn and I have spoken on numerous occasions, yet he decides to toss in a bash. I'll move forward from iForce and on to different supplements, if that's who they choose to represent their company. Tim's response was a direct reaction to what was stated, the iForce reps response was uncalled for.
 
mr.cooper69 said:
iForce doesn't need a new rep strategy; they're one of the most rapidly growing companies out there. Their marketing does not revolve around "tactics," as their products are well-formulated and generally do as advertised.



This is a very poor idea. Even if you are 100% honest with your reviews, you will carry a different mindset when using each product (leading to a form of the placebo effect). Plus, you basically just defamed iForce; I'd say your judgment of their products is biased at this point. I'm sure the iForce rep is the same way after reading your comment on their representation.


Anway, put another vote in for White Flood. It's very cheap and effective, even at 2 scoops.
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There's a history here, coop. That's all. If it came across that I defamed iForce as a company, then I apologize. That was not my intent. My comments were towards those who showed up in this thread and reacted with sarcasm to the mention of SS, bringing past products and blunders into the fray, and not contributing anything but snide remarks. That's not called for in a comparo thread, nor in any other place. Yet, this is the same sort of defamation rep tactic that we have seen for years from a certain individual. To promote your own, don't mention it. Instead, go after every competitor and knock them down until you're the only one standing. As for their growth, product line, and any thought behind things, I'll leave that part out of the conversation. What happens behind the curtain, and whatnot...

My OP in this thread was "In for education". I stick by that. I want to know how WF2 is. I have faith in Controlled Labs products. I've used many of them over the past few years and have never been let down, aside from the original WF simply because of the stim/crash affect. That's just personal opinion, which is what this thread is calling for. Since that was WF1 and not WF2, then I have no opinion to offer, am still interested in learning, and await valid responses to compare/contrast the two stated products.
 
I tried white flood had an abundance of energy the first time I used it but never went back.

Super Size was great. Don't like crazy stims so 1 scoop was effective for me. Want more stamina do 2.
I enjoyed super size a lot and the taste is not bad at all. Only down side at the time was the flavor which I have not tired it since then. I'll wait a bit and buy a tub to make sure I'm getting a new flavor 1. PM Tim a few times good guy has hooked me up with samples b4 as well.
In this I'd say my vote goes to super size.
 
T-AD said:
My OP in this thread was "In for education". I stick by that. I want to know how WF2 is. I have faith in Controlled Labs products. I've used many of them over the past few years and have never been let down, aside from the original WF simply because of the stim/crash affect. That's just personal opinion, which is what this thread is calling for. Since that was WF1 and not WF2, then I have no opinion to offer, am still interested in learning, and await valid responses to compare/contrast the two stated products.
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Try a free sample from my sig, make up your own mind. You dont even have to post anything in here, just for personal knowledge purposes.

Im not gonna get into arguing which is better as I dont see the point in arguing about this supplement category. Ive said many times before, it all comes down to individual preference, tolerance, price point, goals etc.
 
Apologies, I wasn't aware of the history between the two companies, but I understand how that would complicate things a bit. I did indeed see baldwanus' comment but it's always the personal attacks that irk me.

The beauty of the preworkout category, from an energy/focus standpoint, is that there is a HUGE variation in how people respond to the products. This is why I think samples are a clever marketing move from which both the consumer and the company benefits. Perhaps you guys can do your cross-reviews based on a few samples just in case you truly do not respond well to each others' supplements.
 
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