nutribullet Pro/Sport Blade, .60 Pounds

Perfect fit for my nutri bullet 900, which I had since 2018. I used the blade about every other day for smoothies since then and it had seriously dulled out. This does a good job cutting through frozen strawberries but let's see how well it lasts

Hadn’t realized how dull my blades were until I replaced it. I use this nearly everyday. Part of my daily routine.

Great authentic replacement part so I could continue to use my Nutriblender Pro.

Excellent! Perfect replacement for the one that broke!

Genuine NutriBullet part at a little higher price than the knockoffs! The packaging alone tells you that you are purchasing a quality part! The picture with the warning label with more writing is this part. Closed tightly, you see a significant gap. (that's a good thing) This is because the threads are thicker, more squared, and of a higher quality than the knockoffs. The other picture is of a knockoff. There is no gap (it just looks like there is due to reflection) I can't get my fingernail in there. It is closing on the cup,leaving the gasket a little loose, so THE GASKET LEAKS. I'm tired of this. Spend your money on Genuine Nutribullet parts!Take my advice, if you want to make your blades to last longer, NEVER overfill your cup! Blend your ingredients until they start to liquefy, then stop the blender, and take it out and turn it over. If it is ON or over the line, TAKE SOME OUT! Remember there is a significant amount in the top, so if it's on the line, it's too much! It should be 1/4 to 1/2 inch below the line. I do a pinky-width. Also, once a week, (more often if you use it more than once daily) remove the blade, clean the rubber seal with alcohol and Q-tips, and apply a little "Super Lube"(you can find it here on Amazon). Don't worry, it is food grade. I use it on many things. This will preserve your seal, and make it last much longer! Smoothie is NOT a lubricant! Once it gets past the seal, and into the bearings, it won't be long before the seal fails and the bearings burn up! That's how you have leaks, and the blade overheats leading to hot contents, over pressured cups, and potential bursting, especially if the contents are room temperature or higher. I also recommend that when you finish blending and turn the cup over, wet your finger, and touch the metal in the center of the rubber gear. If it sizzles, your bearings are shot! This is dangerous, stop using the blade, and get a new one. I always have one ready. If there is a leak I toss it and use my spare.

My old blades still worked but were getting a little "loosey-goosey" and seemed to have excess play in them. The new blades are smooth and firm - but the problem, and it's not a deal breaker - the seal comes out each time you take it apart, and then you have to work it back in, which is a little iffy since you've got your fingers right down there with the blades! All in all, happy - just wish the seal would stay in!

Excelente

This is the 2nd time I've replaced this blade, and it is a game changer. The machine is like new. I didn't realize how dulled the old blades were until these take over!