Review on 🥤 Blendtec FourSide Jar: 75 oz, Professional-Grade Blender Jar with Vented Lid by Brian Finley

I have had a Blendtec blender for about 14 years now. This is the commercial division of HD. Well the bearings in my old blender boy have finally worn out and gotten pretty noisy. Also, in older cans, the bearings were not well sealed and water could easily seep into the bearing. I just received my new can and used it for the first time today. The first thing that struck me about the new can was that the bearings were sealed very well and didn't seem to let water or liquids seep into the bearing assembly. The blade shaft was also very tight with a tighter tolerance than older cans. After carefully examining the eyeball, I was ready to use it. I have to say that the noise level has been greatly reduced compared to the old jars that came with the blender. In fact, I couldn't understand how quiet the new knife block was compared to the old one. Another problem I had with old blender jars was that the lid never fitted properly and liquids spilled out of the top of the jar when blending. . There was also no hole in the middle where additional ingredients could be added during blending. Well, Blendtec seems to have fixed all that with the new caps. I am very happy with the new blender jars and would recommend them to anyone who has had a Blendtec blender for many years and is still using the original blender jars. If I had known Blendtec had these new cups a while back, I wouldn't have waited for my old cups to wear out. FYI: I looked at 44 ounce and 32 ounce cups. I wore the mug down first at 32 oz and then at 44 oz. I only ordered a 44 ounce replacement because it can do everything a 32 ounce mug can. Having seen and used a 44oz tumbler, I plan to order a 32oz tumbler soon and then order their latest "Twister Jar" tumbler. I hope this helps you in your decision-making process.