Ergo Jar

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$19.19at Polsinelli EnologiaChecked Nov 12

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Last seen at $19.19 at Polsinelli Enologia on Nov 12.

Our take on the Ergo Jar

The Ergo Jar is a replacement blending jar built for commercial kitchens. Its handle sits low and the jar's center of gravity is lowered, which takes strain off the wrist during long shifts. A thumb rest adds grip, and the blunt blade is NSF listed and rated stronger than traditional blades. It suits high-volume food service work rather than home kitchens.

Best forCommercial kitchens and food service staffLong blending shifts that stress the wristReplacing a worn jar on a commercial blender

Pros

Ergonomic handle placement reduces wrist strain
Lowered center of gravity makes the jar easier to control
Thumb rest improves grip
Blunt blade is NSF listed and built stronger than traditional blades
BPA-safe Wildside+ jar design

Cons

Not intended for home kitchen use
One-year warranty is short for a commercial part

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Ergo Jar price history

Lowest price we've seen: $19.19 on Nov 12 at Polsinelli Enologia. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 12.

About the Ergo Jar

The Ergo Jar has an ergonomically placed handle and a lowered center of gravity. The handle placement reduces stress and strain on the operator's wrist. An added thumb rest gives a secure grip.

The jar uses the BPA-safe Wildside+ design and blunt blade technology, which is stronger than traditional blades.

Jar design: BPA-safe Wildside+
Blade: Blunt blade technology
Handle: Ergonomic placement with thumb rest
Certification: NSF listed
Warranty: 1 year

Questions and answers

Is the Ergo Jar meant for home use?: No. It is built for commercial blending, and the maker points home cooks to its home kitchen blender models instead.
What does the ergonomic handle do?: The handle is placed to lower wrist stress and strain, and the jar's center of gravity is lowered to match. A thumb rest adds grip.
What is the blade like?: It is a blunt blade that the maker says is stronger than traditional blades. The jar is NSF listed.
What is the warranty?: The jar carries a one-year warranty.
Is the jar BPA safe?: Yes. It uses the BPA-safe Wildside+ jar design.
Where is the Ergo Jar cheapest?: At Polsinelli Enologia, for $19.19, as of our latest check.
Where can I buy the Ergo Jar?: 2 stores we checked sell it, including Polsinelli Enologia, Blendtec.

Our take on the Ergo Jar

Best forCommercial kitchens and food service staffLong blending shifts that stress the wristReplacing a worn jar on a commercial blender

Pros

Ergonomic handle placement reduces wrist strain
Lowered center of gravity makes the jar easier to control
Thumb rest improves grip
Blunt blade is NSF listed and built stronger than traditional blades
BPA-safe Wildside+ jar design

Cons

Not intended for home kitchen use
One-year warranty is short for a commercial part

About the Ergo Jar

The Ergo Jar has an ergonomically placed handle and a lowered center of gravity. The handle placement reduces stress and strain on the operator's wrist. An added thumb rest gives a secure grip.

The jar uses the BPA-safe Wildside+ design and blunt blade technology, which is stronger than traditional blades.

Jar design

BPA-safe Wildside+

Blade

Blunt blade technology

Handle

Ergonomic placement with thumb rest

Certification

NSF listed

Warranty

1 year

Questions and answers

Is the Ergo Jar meant for home use?

No. It is built for commercial blending, and the maker points home cooks to its home kitchen blender models instead.

What does the ergonomic handle do?

The handle is placed to lower wrist stress and strain, and the jar's center of gravity is lowered to match. A thumb rest adds grip.

What is the blade like?

It is a blunt blade that the maker says is stronger than traditional blades. The jar is NSF listed.

What is the warranty?

The jar carries a one-year warranty.

Is the jar BPA safe?

Yes. It uses the BPA-safe Wildside+ jar design.

Where is the Ergo Jar cheapest?

At Polsinelli Enologia, for $19.19, as of our latest check.

Where can I buy the Ergo Jar?

2 stores we checked sell it, including Polsinelli Enologia, Blendtec.