As suspected when CNP announced the discontinuation of its signature stimulant pre-workout Full Tilt, right around the first day of August, it has revealed and released version two of the supplement, simply referred to as Full Tilt V2. The original formula wasn’t overly loaded in terms of the variety of ingredients or dosages, bringing together a couple of components each, for most of the core effects in strong energy, mental focus, and performance, and that approach continues in the second iteration.
CNP has done a solid job upgrading its Full Tilt pre-workout in Full Tilt V2, with a reformulation that we can’t imagine fans of the original will be disappointed in at all. Almost everything from the first round has been carried over into the sequel with the exception of theacrine. While that has been taken out, the legacy supplement company out of the UK, has made up for that, adding more for the purpose of energy and focus as well as some pump support, which was previously and notably missing.
The newly released Full Tilt V2 pre-workout carries over its 3.2g of beta-alanine and 3g of creatine monohydrate for strength and performance, as well as its 300mg of juniper berry, and combined 400mg of caffeine from anhydrous and long-lasting Infinergy dicaffeine malate. Where the improvements come in is you now get 4g of straight citrulline and 2.5g of betaine for better muscle pumps, a gram of choline bitartrate for stronger focus, pink Himalayan salt for hydration, and 300mg of the potent juglans regia to provide more intense energy as well as tunnel vision like focus.
CNP has done precisely what you want in a new and improved sequel pre-workout: take what made Full Tilt the popular supplement it was and upgrade it with a stronger, more well-rounded formula. The price has remained the same at £29.99 (38.34 USD), although you do get fewer servings per bottle at 25, instead of the predecessor’s 30. It has also debuted in a nice variety of four flavors with Orange Outlaw, Blue Razz Riot, Cherry Berry Bomb, and the candy-themed Green Gummy Machine.