Leanfit

Sport Plant Performance Protein

Leanfit Sport Plant Performance Protein

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Sentiment score58% positive
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Last updated: May 1, 2026

Reddit Reviews

Reddit Iconj0hnnyengl1sh
10 months ago

I'm using the same one currently, it's ok but I find the xanthum gum makes it quite gluey and I need to add honey because it's not sweet enough for me. I got it because I refuse to pay $110 for Optimum any more, but I don't know if I'll get it again.

Reddit IconLand_Sharky
10 months ago

LeanFit Sport Plant Performance Protein (Creamy Vanilla) is Canadian and really good IMO! Mixes in smooth, flavour isn’t overpowering.

Reddit Iconnsparadise
5 months ago

For what it’s worth, I switched from Vega to LeanFit (Canadian) when the trade war started. Good stuff. I don’t know if it’s in any of the heavy metal tests though.

Reddit IconTheJRKoff
5 months ago

I liked those few months they had Canadian protein

Reddit IconPenguinbotxv
3 months ago

Used to be lean fit sport the one in the dark blue bag. It has some pretty good macros, doesn't taste that great though and it mixes only decently with a shaker bottle.

Reddit Icontuxedoace
10 months ago

I love LeanFit. I blend it with a frozen banana and it’s a great protein shake. Not gritty. No weird aftertaste. plus, they’re Canadian!

Reddit Icondsbllr
10 months ago

I so surprised no one's mentioned Canadian protein. Great prices. Made in Canada. And they're one of the only brands that make their heavy metals and mold testing publicly available for each batch. I love that kind of transpareny. Because if you're having something everyday it should be clean. Good protein, Leanfit etc. No one wants to share their CoA because it likely contains heavy metals as vegan proteins are known to.

Reddit IconNotMeanJustReal
10 months ago

FOR SURE LeanFit as it uses organic plant proteins such as pea, hemp, rice, flax, and chia, natural flavours, sea salt, stevia, and enzymes. Unlike GoodProtein, it doesn’t contain any fillers like maltodextrin, tapioca, or processed sweeteners.

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