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Frequently Asked Questions

Our Coffee

Hiking Pony collagen coffee is a delicious instant coffee made with real freeze-dried coffee, grass-fed collagen protein, organic coconut milk powder, and organic coconut oil. Every cup delivers smooth, satisfying flavor along with protein and healthy fats to help support steady energy, focus, and daily vitality.
Just add hot water, stir, and enjoy—no brewing required.
Most instant coffee is made with chemical drying agents that can be inflammatory and impact flavor. Hiking Pony combines premium freeze-dried coffee with collagen protein and healthy fats for a richer, more satisfying cup that helps you feel fueled and focused for whatever the day brings.
No fillers. No preservatives. No artificial ingredients.
When the high-quality collagen protein and coconut oil fats in our freeze-dried coffee bind with the caffeine, your body breaks it down much slower. This gives you a steady, focused feeling of lasting energy without the crash or jitters.

Savory Sipping Broth

Our Sipping Broths are our newest functional essential! Designed to deeply nourish and hydrate you on or off the trail, they are packed with vital nutrients to support resilience and recovery. Made with collagen protein, organic olive oil, and a warming blend of 14 spices from Sloan Seasonings, they deliver comforting flavor and nourishing ingredients perfect for afternoon slumps, post-workout recovery, travel days, chilly mornings, or whenever you want something warm and satisfying.

coffee bombs

A refrigerated single-serve bomb of pasture-raised collagen, grass-fed butter and organic coconut oil. Drop one in hot coffee, tea, or milk. Whisk or use a frother to combine, and you've got a creamy, frothy, brain-fueling cup.

Packaging & Sustainability

No. Our coffee has a shelf-life of 12 months and most compostable packaging options do not last that long, nor should they. Our current coffee and broth packaging is made from 100% post-consumer recycled plastic and we're continually evaluating new materials as they become commercially viable. Generally, we try to make thoughtful design choices to reduce waste, protect product freshness, and support our long-term sustainability goals.