God of Rage is a pre workout from the brand Centurion Labz. God of Rage is one of those pre workouts that have been around for a while and has been reformulated multiple times. God of Rage at some point included DMAA, but now this version contains Juglans Regia Extract (possibly DMHA). It also contains Eria Jarensis, Theobromine, and Hordenine – earning attention from fans of high stim pre workout supplements.
Update: It may not be around anymore as the FDA sent them a warning letter for using hordenine and higenamine.
Now this has been reviewed on Youtube, and that made me buy it. But it does not live up to the reviews I saw online.
Another blogger online had the exact experience as I did so I was happy I was not crazy.
In short, this pre workout is a flop. No real mood elevation or pump. Not really any focus. No rage (confused why they named it God of Rage). Even gave my tub to a few homies that help write reviews and they had the same experience as I did.
Nothing about it stands out. I wouldn’t really recommend this to anyone. With how dense and saturated the pre workout game is, there are way better options that match the claims reviewers are making.
Maybe the other people that reviewed this used a different batch, i dont know. I bought mine March 2022.
If I had to recommend this, it would be to beginners of pre workouts.
Does not stand out in any particular area for us. But some do like it, definetly a controversial one.
Where to Buy God of Rage Pre Workout
You can get God of Rage from the following retailers:
- Supp Kingz
- SuppsCentral
The Full Experience
As stated earlier, I wasn’t all that impressed with God of Rage pre workout. Overall I feel like it did not live up to the hype.
I took it about 4 times, then passed it on to the others. They only took it twice. It was not good enough to warrant more uses they said.
I didn’t really feel much beta alanine tingling. Mind you we take pre workouts all the time so we are used to tingles unless it is high quality.
From there I felt a kick of energy. It was not a crazy amount of energy but it was like drinking a Ghost Energy drink. Focus wasn’t very apparent, nor was the mood elevation. For me, I was simply able to go through my workout without any issues. I didn’t feel like any type of God.
Compared to the highest performers like El Jefe, Crack or Assassin, this did not really do much. Again it felt like an energy drink.
Flavor
I had Legionare Limeade, it was ok. Nothing amazing though.
God of Rage Ingredients
L-Citrulline Malate 2:1 – 4,000 mg
Beta Alanine – 3,200 mg
Creatine Monohydrate – 3,000 mg
Taurine – 500 mg
Juglans Regia Extract – 200 mg
Theobromine – 200 mg
N-Phenethyl Dimethylamine Citrate – 150 mg
Mucuna Pruriens (Std. 15% L-Dopa) – 100 mg
Choline Bitartrate – 100 mg
Hordenine HCL – 50 mg
Higenamine HCL – 25 mg
Huperzine A – 200 mcg
Second Opinions on God of Rage
Garage Gym Homie enjoyed it
Review Bros said it was a daily driver pre workout
Opperman did not like or recommend it
Does not stand out in any particular area for us. But some do like it, definetly a controversial one.
Summary
2.9 out of 5
We are not fans or impressed with God of Rage. It’s not a terrible pre workout, but there are WAY better options for you. I’d recommend people who take C4 use this.
Pros
- Energy Drink Level Energy
Cons
- Not much pumps
- No focus
- No motivation
- Label does not match experience for 4+ people