Woke AF High Stimulant Pre Workout Review

Item: Woke AF
Rating: 4.6
Author: Kyle Clayton

Kyle Clayton July 29, 2021 5198 0

Woke AF is a pre-workout designed by Bucked UP, which is also known as DAS Labs.

It's a little bit confusing, but Bucked Up is the brand name, and they operate under DAS Labs. They have multiple different bodybuilding supplements, including Bucked Up pre-workout.

We reviewed bucked up pre-workout and concluded that it was a decent pre-workout but with very low dosages.

They designed Woke AF as their ‘High Stim' pre-workout supplement to broaden their pre-workout range.

Today we will find out how good this pre-workout is and if we would recommend it to you.

What is Woke AF?

Contents

Woke AF is a dietary supplement that is often used before working out to boost your workout in terms of energy, endurance, muscle pumps, and focus.

It's designed by DAS Labs which are also the manufactures of Bucked UP, which is a very popular pre-workout.

Woke AF is considered a ‘high stim' pre-workout since it contains multiple ingredients that are known as stimulants which will give you an energy boost.

Some people don't like the effects of stimulants and choose to use a stim-free pre-workout like Pumped AF by Huge Nutrition.

They claim that Woke AF is not for beginners and you should not take this supplement if you're not used to stimulants like caffeine or yohimbine.

After taking Woke AF you should experience intense workouts, longlasting energy, powerful pumps, and eternal endurance.

What is In Woke AF?

Checking the ingredients on a label is something we always encourage our readers to do. That way, you know exactly what you put into your body and at what dosage.

They claim that Woke AF contains a high amount of ingredients that are so-called stimulants. This will give you that energy and rush feeling you probably experience when taking your first cup of coffee.

DAS Labs put the following ingredients in Woke AF:

6000mg – L-Citrulline Malate 2:1
3200mg – Beta-Alanine
333mg – Caffeine Anhydrous
200mg – AlphaSize
100mg – Taurine
100mg- Himalayan Rock Sault
100mg – Dendrobium
50mg – Deer Antler Extract
40mg – Synephrine HCI
25mg – Astragin
25mg – Actigin

As you can see, the formula is pretty stacked with some very interesting ingredients.

We noticed that they included a good dosage of L-Citrulline(6000mg) and Beta-Alanine (3200mg). Both are very good ingredients for either increasing nitric oxide but also improving exercise performance.

Woke AF contains a total of 333mg caffeine. This is a dosage you see many high stimulant pre-workouts like I am God, for example.

The other stimulants they added are Synephrine(40mg) and the so-called Dendrobium. However, there is not much research on the effects of dendrobium, giving energy, or being a stimulant.

Another notable ingredient is AlphaSize, which is a patented version of Alpha GPC. This will help you with getting tunnel vision focus in the gym.

The pre-workouts from DAS Labs are known to have Deer Antler Extract added. They claim that this could increase IGF-1, but there is not much research available to back up that claim, so it's more for marketing purposes.

To conclude: It's a decent formula, but just like Bucked-Up, it's not really a ‘stacked' product. If we compare the total dosage of Woke AF with Wrecked, you will see that Wrecked contains double the amount(12g vs. 21 g).

Nonetheless, you will still feel the effects of this pre-workout, and it's a great product for beginning stim junkies.

Our Experience

When using Woke AF we noticed an increase in energy after approximately 15-20 minutes.

We didn't expect to get hit by the energy kick very hard because in our opinion it doesn't contain lots of stimulants.

We also noticed an increase in muscle pumps, which is probably due to the L-Citrulline added.

We would call the effects of Woke AF as average if we could compare it to other high stimulant pre-workouts.

Pricing

A tub of Woke AF costs $54,99, which will get you 30 servings. Making it a total of $1,83 per serving.

It's definitely not a cheap product for the number of ingredients they added. A comparable pre-workout would be Ghost Legend and they sell it for $44,95.

The positive thing is that they have 6 different flavors, which is always a great bonus.