Quick Strike Energy Drink Review

Multiple entries behind, Quick Strike advertises the "Fast & Furious" film in the franchise, so we know this drink has been rotting on shelves for years. Its can is a mess, various fonts fly in all different directions with no rhyme or reason, with an awkwardly illustrated car and explosion. This is no doubt one of the worst looking drinks I have ever seen.

We have unsurprisingly a Red Bull clone, a yucky and syrupy disaster that sips like pure corn syrup, with perhaps even less flavor. Vanilla, cotton candy and apple all do their worst, they are without balance or rhythm and just sit on your palate, burning your taste buds all for the low, low price of fifty cents at Big Lots. Sixty three grams of high fructose corn syrup, as well as sucralose, do a terrible job of sweetening, a sloppy sugaring that is ungodly overwhelming- this is the definition of crap energy drinks.

Each can contains: B vitamins, taurine, ginseng, inositol, guarana, and 160 milligrams of caffeine. The buzz itself is mediocre, but there is a rocking sugar rush, ending with a crash, but is a fairly fun trip until then. On the whole, Quick Strike Energy Drink gives bad energy drinks an even worse name.