Bad Ass Gainer 2.5 kg

What is Bad Ass 2.5 kg Gainer?

• There is a version of Bad Ass “gainer / meal” sold in 2.5 kg size. 

• It’s marketed as a powdered supplement intended to help with mass gain, increased energy, and muscle building / bodyweight increase — useful if you have a hard time eating enough calories or are training hard. 

• It’s essentially a mix of protein, carbohydrates, fats (and sometimes micronutrients / vitamins & minerals) — so it can function as a calorie-dense “meal substitute or supplement” for bulking. 

Typical Nutrition / Composition (per 100 g serving — “Meal / Gainer 2.5 kg” version)

According to one listing of Bad Ass Meal 2.5 kg: 

• Some versions use whey protein + other protein sources (milk-derived, plant-based, etc.) + carb sources (e.g. oatmeal, maltodextrin, etc.) + MCT oil or fats. 

• The product tries to give a balanced macro + micronutrient profile, which may help if you struggle to eat enough balanced meals daily. 

Who It’s Good For / Use Cases

This 2.5 kg gainer from Bad Ass may be suitable if you:

• Are a “hard-gainer” (hard to gain weight or muscle) or have fast metabolism

• Do intense workouts or strength training and want an easy way to get extra calories + protein + nutrients without eating 5–6 full meals daily. 

• Need convenience — e.g. busy schedule, limited appetite, or irregular meals — a shake may be easier than full meals.

Some sellers label it as a more general “meal supplement” (not just “mass-only gainer”), which hints that it aims to partially replace meals when needed. 

 What to Keep in Mind / Possible Tradeoffs!

• Because of the high carbs + calories + fat, if you don’t adjust your overall diet (and training), you might gain fat rather than lean mass.

• If you rely too much on shakes and neglect real food, you risk missing out on the variety and nutrients you get from whole foods.

• As with all supplements: this is a supplement — not a substitute for good nutrition and training. It helps only as part of a balanced diet + consistent workout program. 

• Must check ingredients carefully (e.g. protein source, carb/fat ratio, micronutrients) — especially if you have dietary restrictions or sensitivities.