Aid Station reviewProducts, prices, shipping and returns

What Aid Station sells

Aid Station sells sports nutrition and endurance gear across four main groups. Its carb range covers energy gels, energy chews, energy bars, stroopwafels, carb drink mixes and carb bundles, with batch-tested options listed for each. Its hydration range includes hydration powder, electrolyte tablets, salt capsules and cramp solutions. Its protein range covers whey protein, plant protein, protein bars, recovery shakes, collagen protein and night protein. Its supplements range includes micronutrition, creatine, vitamins and supplements, recovery, sleep, ketones, collagen and pre-workout products. Its gear range covers belts, vests and bags, running hats, running socks, wetsuits and trisuits, swim gear, bike gear, trail gear, flasks and bottles, technology, sunglasses, compression, recovery gear and skin and hair care. The store also sells bundles such as gel bundles, marathon bundles and hydration bundles, and organises its catalogue by sport, including running, trail running, triathlon, swim, bike and Hyrox.

Aid Station prices

Aid Station lists individual products from a few dollars each. Energy gels on the home page run from $4.31 for a 226ers High Fructose Energy Gel XS to $7.99 for Spring Energy gels. Energy chews start at $4.25 for a single Precision Fuel & Hydration PF 30 Chew, with a variety pack at $25.49. Energy bars start at $4.49 for a Koda Nutrition Energy Bar. Stroopwafels start at $3.99 for a Honey Stinger Energy Waffle. Carb bundles include the Aid Station Performance Energy Gel Variety Bundle at $39.09 and the Aid Station Full Marathon Kit at $105.99. A sample of 99 products from the store’s public product list shows prices running from 2.50 AUD to 839.99 AUD, with a middle price of 79.99 AUD.

Aid Station shipping

Aid Station ships free on orders over $129 AUD in Australia, after discount codes are applied. Orders below $129 AUD have shipping costs calculated at checkout. New Zealand orders ship free over $150 NZD, also after discount codes are applied, with shipping calculated at checkout below that value. International orders have shipping and customs charges calculated at checkout, and Aid Station reserves the right to refuse international orders. Express shipping is available for all Australia, New Zealand and international orders, with costs calculated at checkout. Orders placed before 12:00pm AEDT/AEST, Melbourne time, Monday to Friday are processed for same day dispatch. Standard shipping within Australia takes 3-9 business days. Local pickup is available at The Bund Business Park, Port Melbourne, Monday to Friday, 10:00am to 5:00pm, closed on public holidays.

Aid Station returns

Aid Station offers easy returns and exchanges within 30 days of delivery. Tech items such as watches, FORM goggles, headphones, heart rate monitors and recovery boots can only be returned if they are in their original packaging with the seal intact, unopened and unconnected. Change of mind returns and exchanges are not accepted for personal care and hygiene items, including socks, underwear and swimwear. Items marked as final sale cannot be returned or exchanged unless faulty or covered by warranty. Gift purchases can request an extended return period by contacting the store at purchase.

Discounts and offers at Aid Station

Aid Station offers free shipping on Australian orders over $129 AUD and on New Zealand orders over $150 NZD, both after discount codes are applied. The store runs a loyalty rewards programme, and its menu lists a clearance section. Products can be bought through Afterpay, split into four interest-free instalments with the first paid at purchase and the remainder every two weeks.

Good to know about Aid Station

Aid Station is Australian owned and operated, and its products are shipped from Port Melbourne. The store offers free fuelling advice through its Ask Ash service and has an athlete support team with an in-house dietitian. Its site includes guides and articles under The Aid, and it lists athletes and partnerships. Many products are labelled batch-tested across the carbs, hydration, protein and supplement ranges. The store also stocks its own Aid Station branded products, such as the Performance Energy Chew Variety Bundle at $51.39.

What was read

These pages of Aid Station’s own website, on 9 October 2026:

• Home page
• Shipping policy
• Returns policy
• About page
• Questions and answers
• Product list

This page sets out what Aid Station offers, from what it publishes about itself. No product was bought or tested.