My biggest issue s that it does not mix well at all- I shook it a lot within a Blender Bottle & still have large chunks that won't mix in to it. The serving size is just crazy- 1 scoop to 4oz of water?! I just put 2 scoops to 20oz of water & it's not working well. The taste is OK- not horrible, but not delicious- drinkable. Ingredients are quality- that I like. Overall, not impressed with this shake Read more

Price wise, its whey isolate, so you're paying extra for that. And well ya know, protein prices are up! This has solid macros. .5g fat, 2g carbs, and 25g protein per 30g scoop. Quality ratio of scoop to protein. Flavor, this tastes good. Its not one of the best I've had, but overall very solid. Mixes as a 10/10. No clumps or anything. Things I dont like, the sucralose. Would rather of had stevia. But it has cocoa powder! Thats cool. Overall, recommended! Read more

This tub definitely is not the same quality as the last order that I had of this product. The color is off and it does not mix as well at all. With this batch I get a lot of clumps and the taste is off. Not sure What happened but I'm unsure if I will purchase again Read more

Remember "Yeah Buddy!"? Well, this protein powder lives up to the Coleman hype (at least when it comes to value). Here's the skinny: Pro: Massive Value: 75 servings for $73? That's ~$1 per scoop, packing 25g of protein. Hard to beat that these days, especially for isolate. Flavorful Feast: German Chocolate Cake might sound intimidating, but it's actually pretty darn good. Sweet, but not overly sugary, and mixes well without clumps. Mixability Master: Whether you use water or milk, it blends smoothly, leaving no chalky residue. Big win for convenience and texture. Cons: Taste Preference: While I enjoyed it, German Chocolate Cake is a specific flavor. Consider if it suits your taste buds before buying. Ingredients Transparency: Not the most detailed ingredient breakdown; if specific sources or additives matter to you, research further. Brand Trust: Not as established as some major protein brands. Consider online reviews and research the company's reputation if that's important. Overall: Ronnie Coleman's Iso-Tropic Max packs a protein punch at a wallet-friendly price, with surprisingly good taste and mixability. While the flavor might not be for everyone and the brand isn't the most established, it's a serious contender for budget-conscious protein hunters who prioritize value and taste. Read more

It's tastes good. The powder mixes well and the macros are right where they should be. All around a good protein source but that's what you would expect from Ronnie Read more