Precision Fuel PF60 Chew Bar – Quick Taste Testing
“Like chewy Turkish delight” – a compliment!
Precision Fuel’s PF60 Chew Bar isn’t trying to win any coffee stop awards — it’s built for performance. It is designed to deliver 60g of carbs in a compact chewable format, so it sits somewhere between an energy gel and a real food bar.
So how does it taste?
The texture is the first thing you notice — a bit chewy, somewhere between a fruit pastille and a firm jelly block. You’re encouraged to chew, which isn’t a bad thing mid-ride or race.
It’s not too sweet — a welcome relief compared to most gels. There’s a subtle fruitiness, gently reminiscent of chewy Turkish delight (including a hint of that dusted floral punch). It’s pleasant enough and unlikely to offend, even deep into a long session.
It doesn’t have the soft, food-like appeal of something like the STRYKR bar, which feels more like a real snack. However, the PF60 Chew sits at the efficient end of the fuelling spectrum: a bit more substantial than a gel but still firmly focused on fast energy delivery.
Alternatives
A good alternative fuel in a similar format is chews from FTP Endurance Fuel.
Final thoughts
At 60g of carbs per bar, the PF60 Chew is a no-nonsense, high-carb option for anyone who wants something to chew through the miles. It’s not a treat, not a chore — portable energy.
Last Updated on 2 March 2026 by the5krunner
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