- Momentous Creatine Monohydrate Powder, 5g per Serving, Unflavored

The formula has now changed so the powder is more truly a 'powder', which makes it great for dissolving in water. The prior formulation was a bit grainier and always left a bit of residue at the bottom of a glass. This new formula fully dissolves in a glass, ensuring that you're getting your full 5g dosage every time. One caveat with the new formula: if you prefer to consume it dry and then drink some water to wash it down the new formula, because it's more powdery, will find a way to leave a tiny bit of residue on your shirt, counter or whatever. It's totally trivial. I'm a huge fan of this product. I found about Momentous through a podcaster whose opinion on foods and supplements I really value. This product produces no side effects that I've read about with creatine and is a great value. Completely tasteless, whether it's dissolved or taken dry, and a great value for the price. I very highly recommend this product.

I recently switched to this Momentous creatine after getting fed up with my previous Thorne supplement. The Thorne powder consistently clumped up, and after they were acquired by Proctor & Gamble, I decided to move on to a brand with better independent quality control. The biggest selling point here is that Momentous uses actual Creapure. If you care about purity and testing in your supplements, Creapure is the baseline standard you should be looking for. Out of the tub, the physical quality is a noticeable upgrade. I mixed my first serving today and it dissolved perfectly without leaving any of the gritty, undissolved clumps at the bottom of the glass that I was dealing with before. It is completely unflavored and carries an NSF Certified for Sport label, meaning you are getting exactly what is on the ingredients list without any filler. It is a highly soluble, strictly functional supplement that does exactly what it is supposed to do

I have tried various creatine monohydrate brands and I truly hated the taste no matter if I mixed in a smoothie or water. Listening to experts talk about creatine mono hydrate and best way to drink it, I.e. with water. I hated doing so daily. Totally grossed me out. However, Momentous is great. It blends quickly in water, easy on the stomach, and no horrible taste! Plus, this brand was recommended by Dr. Stacy Sims, who is a leading expert in health and fitness. This will be my go-to brand from now on.

Best creatine I’ve found. I was a little hesitant because it’s twice the price of what I was getting, but the quality is there. It’s definitely the finest grain / powder creatine. It’s great for muscle growth but it’s even better for mental clarity and focus. I’ve found this brand to give mental clarity longer than other brands I’ve tried. No taste, extremely effective, lasts most of the day, and no negative side effects. It’s a bit pricey compared to others, but the extra attention to its manufacturing is worth every penny in my opinion. Will purchase again and again.

I enjoy this product! It is easy to mix and has zero taste. I’ve been using this for a month and can tell that it is effective.

This product is a great and safe way to consume creatine if you decided to supplement with it. I specifically looked for creapure and NSF testing/cert. For background I'm almost 65, play competitive tennis and other sports, do a lot of daily training around that plus do anything hard (Spartan on the list this yr, etc.). I had already reached my fitness goal (strength/lean body content, flexibility, endurance) prior to taking a creatine supplement. As a rule, I don't take many supplements (multi vitamin because it might help and isn't expensive - but prefer to get that from real food; COQ10...that's it). No other meds - so I can't speak to potential interactions. I resisted creatine for a long time - until the science has become increasingly clear on cognitive benefits. That's my primary motivation. I've been taking momentus creatine for a bit over 60 days. Sticking to the 5gram dose (didn't do any initial loading); I decided to take it in the morning first thing; I usually eat a light breakfast within 30 minutes. I had the classic/predicted slight gastro effects in the first week for a few days - felt very slightly bloated. It went away by day 5. Never did feel water weight gain or ny other effect. Somewhere prior to day 21 I felt like my lifts were more powerful (+20% which is a lot) - pushed through plateaus (load and reps) on a number of exercises. Again - wasn't looking for that but def felt it. Everything jumped across the board (both upper and lower). Creatine supplementation isn't supposed to help with muscle endurance but I think they need to relook at that. I spend a lot of time on the bike under load and feel stronger for longer. Feels like my bursts of effort (climbing, sprinting are way better). Might be a placebo effect - dunno. But it's continuing. Recovery seems a bit better when it comes to multiple intense workouts in a row. Again, placebo or real? I haven't been able to deduce any cognitive impact - that one will be tougher to measure, if possible. I'm going with the science on that one. Overall - I'll keep this in my very limited and proven supplement routine. Only note - the powder is fine to work with but seemingly not soluble at all. When mixed with water it doesn't "dissolve" it just swirls around in the water. So I stir it, drink it quickly, swish some more water in the glass to get the remaining residue and drink that. That works. It's tasteless, so if you add it to a smoothie or something I'm sure that's not an issue. If you're considering creatine, there is seemingly no price difference for Momentus creapure-based vs others. My opinion no brainer for the "good stuff". Note - for what it's worth, my son takes another brand (NSF certified, but not creapure) at the same price point and he's happy with it...so get at least the NSF part.

This was my first time buying creatine from this brand. I originally picked it up mostly out of curiosity to see what a more premium creatine product would feel like compared to the cheaper ones I’ve used before, and I also noticed that it uses Creapure and is NSF Certified for Sport. The first thing I noticed was that this one feels a little more refined overall. The powder is very fine and dissolves really well in water or other drinks. Most of the time I just mix it with warm water and drink it directly, and it honestly has almost no taste at all. If you prefer mixing creatine into other drinks or protein shakes, it also doesn’t affect the flavor much. Compared to some other creatine powders I’ve used before, this one also feels less gritty or chalky while drinking. As for the actual effects, most people who regularly work out already know that creatine itself tends to work pretty similarly across brands. Compared to other creatine products I’ve used, this one didn’t have any kind of “magic” effect — it just quietly does its job as expected. That said, compared to cheaper creatines I’ve tried, the finer texture, better solubility, and almost completely neutral taste do make the overall experience nicer. So my personal opinion is that if you only care about getting the basic benefits of creatine, this is definitely a more expensive option. But if you care about mixability, texture, overall user experience, or you’re just curious about trying a higher-end creatine, I can understand why people like it.

I really enjoy this creatine! I love that it's scentless, flavorless, dissolves decently (but can settle at the bottom), and it's not gritty. It mixes great into hot and cold drinks. I especially like it in my morning coffee. I've heard that in recent studies, creatine can be very beneficial for women, and also for mental clarity instead of solely fitness benefits, so I've been enjoying this creatine with "no extras" like stimulating ingredients like in a pre-workout. I'm very happy with this creatine, and I haven't noticed any negative side effects. While it's a quality product, I knocked off one star for the price-to-serving ratio which seems a bit steep to me. I may try another creatine and might decide to come back to this one.