Our ReviewMuscleTechMass Tech Elite

Firstly, the protein blend is a smorgasbord of variety. We're talking Whey Protein Concentrate, Calcium Caseinate, Egg Albumin, and several types of Whey Protein Isolate. The Whey Protein Concentrate is your go-to for quick absorption, ideal for that post-workout recovery window. Calcium Caseinate and Egg Albumin are slower to digest, providing a steady stream of amino acids for muscle repair over time. The Hydrolyzed Whey Protein Isolate is a nice touch, as it's pre-digested for quicker absorption.

Now, let's talk carbs. The Multi-Phase Carb Complex includes Maltodextrin and ModCarb®, a blend of oat bran, quinoa, and millet. These are not just any carbs; they're complex carbs designed to give you sustained energy for those grueling workouts.

What caught our eye was the inclusion of 10g of Creatine and ProHydrolase. Creatine is like the cherry on top for muscle gain and strength, and ProHydrolase, a blend of protease and bromelain, aids in protein digestion. These added ingredients are like the special sauce that makes a good burger great.

However, the product does contain artificial sweeteners like Sucralose and Acesulfame-Potassium. While not a deal-breaker for many, some folks prefer to avoid these. Also, there's a bit of sodium and cholesterol to consider if you're keeping tabs on those.

In terms of what could be added, its a bit hard as this powder seems to have just about everything but the kitchen sink. Perhaps some Omega-3 fatty acids for anti-inflammatory benefits? Just a thought.

Overall, the ingredients are top-notch but not entirely 'clean' due to the artificial sweeteners. The protein blend is versatile, and the carb complex is well thought out. The added Creatine and ProHydrolase are like the icing on the cake, making this product a solid choice for those serious about gaining mass.

Alright, let's get into the nitty-gritty of how effective Mass Tech Elite truly is. With a serving size of 5 scoops, you're getting a massive 63.1g of protein. That's not just a number; it's a statement. This product is clearly aimed for those who are serious about muscle gain and recovery.

The protein blend is a mix of fast and slow-digesting proteins. Whey Protein Concentrate is quick to absorb, making it ideal for post-workout recovery. On the other hand, Calcium Caseinate and Egg Albumin are slower to digest, providing a sustained release of amino acids. This is crucial for muscle repair and growth over a longer period. The Hydrolyzed Whey Protein Isolate is a nice touch, as it's pre-digested and easier to absorb.

With 131.9g of carbs per serving, this product is a powerhouse for those looking to bulk up. The Multi-Phase Carb Complex ensures you're getting both immediate and sustained energy, which is essential for intense workouts and recovery.

The fat content is relatively low at 6g per serving, which is a good thing if you're focusing on protein and carb intake. The inclusion of medium-chain triglycerides is a smart move, offering a quick source of energy without the fat storage.

What sets this product apart is the inclusion of 10g of Creatine and ProHydrolase enzyme blend. Creatine is known for increasing physical performance in successive bursts of short-term, high-intensity exercise. The ProHydrolase helps with protein digestion, ensuring you get the most out of each scoop.

The only minor drawback might be the sodium content, which sits at 499.9mg per serving. If you're someone who needs to watch their sodium intake, this is something to consider.

Mass Tech Elite does an exceptional job in delivering a high-protein, high-carb, and effective formula designed for serious muscle and mass gain. It's not just about the numbers; it's about how those numbers translate into real-world effectiveness, and in that regard, this product nails it.

Mass Tech Elite in Chocolate Fudge Cake flavor is pretty spot-on. It's a rich chocolate flavor that doesn't overwhelm your taste buds but still leaves a satisfying aftertaste. It's not too sweet, not too bitter—just the right balance.

As for the texture, it's smooth and not gritty at all. I've tried protein powders that felt like I was drinking sand, but this one is smooth sailing all the way. It's a pleasure to drink, and that's saying something when you're downing five scoops of it.

Mixability is another strong point. I tried it with both water and milk, and it blended seamlessly with both. With water, it's smooth and easy to drink, but if you mix it with milk, it takes on a creamy, almost milkshake-like consistency that's a real treat. No clumps at the bottom of the shaker—just a smooth, well-mixed drink.

Compared to other chocolate-flavored protein powders, Mass Tech Elite holds its own. The flavor is rich but not overpowering, and the texture is one of the best I've experienced. It's a product that you'll actually look forward to drinking, which can't be said for all protein powders out there.

Alright, let's talk value. Mass Tech Elite isn't your average, budget-friendly protein powder, and that's pretty clear from its ingredient list and nutritional profile. This product sits comfortably in the mid-range to premium category, and for good reason.

First off, the protein blend is top-notch, featuring a variety of protein types from fast-absorbing to slow-digesting. The added creatine and enzyme blend are also a huge plus, often found in more premium products. These features make it a comprehensive option for those serious about muscle and mass gain.

When comparing Mass Tech Elite to other similar products, it holds its own. Many competing products might offer high protein content but lack the added benefits of creatine and enzymes. The Multi-Phase Carb Complex is another standout feature, providing sustained energy for those grueling workouts and recovery periods.

The cost is another factor to consider. Given the quality and types of ingredients, it's not the cheapest option out there. But if you're serious about muscle and mass gain, this could be a worthwhile investment. Just keep in mind that the serving size is quite large at 5 scoops (231g), so you'll be going through the tub relatively quickly, adding to the overall cost.

NOTE: The Protein Cost Indicator is not relevant to Mass Gainers as it is designed to show the effective cost of protein as a percentage of the product's overall weight. In mass gainers, the greater volume of the product is carbohydrates that skew the result for this indicator.