Was gonna say the same. My parents bought one of the $100 ninjas years ago when I was about 20. I used it for protein shakes and stuff every day for years. I’m 34 now and I’m 99% sure they STILL have that thing. I haven’t used it n a while obviously, but over a decade of use on one of these things is a solid testament to their quality imo.
I have a vitamix and make it work. It sucks to see maybe the ninjas better and costs less but I haven’t had any problems making protein ice cream/fluff. You just have to gradually increase the power and not hold it at max for too long. Also continuously mash the ingredients around with the “stick”attachment so it mixes right. I’ve made protein ice cream u can hold over your head for sure haha
Only problem with the ninja is blending stuff like oats it doesn’t emulsify it. It pulverizes with those blades so it is kinda grainy and has bits and pieces in it instead of being uniform
I have owned both, they both work well. Only thing I would say is cleaning the vitamix is a lot easier and quicker. Other than that, both good blenders
i got a old vitamix blender base for $80 and a pitcher with lid for $40 off amazon. Best blender ever, never has burnt out on me, i blend alot of frozen shit. its $500 new
@Indrid Cold you can find someone ranting and raving about anything. It doesn't mean it's a quality product for its price. For $500 that blender better unblend my life mistakes but instead it burns out with thick shakes and ice cream
@@gamer8622if you’re cooking with it it’s pretty useful. From my understanding it makes creamier sauces than ninja, especially if the sauce contains nuts.
My Vitamix is absolutely insanely good. You might have got a lemon, but I do remember the Costco one they had was not a great model, they used cheaper parts.
I have one of the older vitamix. The original motor is still going after 20 years. Just had to replace the container once after 11 tears. Their customer service was good. Unless their quality control has gone downhill, I'd definitely consider buying another one but a basic model again. The more options on something, the greater propensity to break. How is the nutribullet?
Now I like saving money on appliances as much as the next guy, but You’ve gotta be pretty meat headed to mess something up in the vitamix. I use it to blend my oats for protein pancakes. I use it when I want to make peanut/ almond butters (usually just to impress my friends) I also use it for all of my protein shakes since I use almonds and I use it for my soups because why not.. not a single time has something gone wrong. I don’t even have one of the smart ones, I use a C series. I’m guessing you just throw in your ingredients with no regard to how much water you should be adding and then mindlessly start at speed lv 10.
The Ninja is showing some pretty supramechanical characteristics for a blender at that price point. An unassuming appliance but diced to the socks under the hood
I used the ninja for a year and IT SUCKS. It waters out faster and it stains awfully. Like it gets a weird smell on it after using it for 6-12 months. Even after washing it regularly. Mine cuts out too. Should have got a vitamix instead. After my Ninja goes I am getting one though.
Seriously, all the newer generation Ninja kitchen appliances are the best! Love the Auto IQ settings! I got the single-serve smoothie bowl maker, and, although I've only made 3 smoothie bowls in over a year that I've owned it, I use it daily for whole food shakes. Some juicing as well! That thing is sooo loud though! Sounds like a jet engine in my kitchen! I've only overloaded it once, it stops on its own thankfully. I do want to upgrade to the Pro kitchen system they have now though - includes a big pitcher, 2 single-serve blender cups & it's a food processor as well so I'll save some room in the kitchen! I think it's 1700 watts! I see homemade Pesto pasta sauce in my future 😋
Owning multiple blenders… vitamin is by far the best and smoothest blend. You can’t load any blender up with a bunch of dry ingredients s add ms not expect the motor to burn out.
Interesting, my family had had our vitamix for probably about 10 years at this point and it's still kicking. I make very thick protein smoothies with it every night, and my mom makes nut flours with a special attachment. They must have cheapened their production process or released a new less expensive product line.
More likely user error. Sounds like he didn’t use a tamper, didn’t use enough liquid, and may have put the protein powder below the ice/liquid, which is incorrect blending order. He may have gotten a dud, but he should have perfected his technique and then exchanged it if necessary. As a current Vitamix owner and former Ninja owner, I can assure you the Ninja is hot garbage in comparison.
My only issue with the ninjas are the lids. They hold water inside them because of the way they are designed. Every one I’ve had has done this, so I have to pry it apart to actually clean inside there. That said, I’ve had mine for a handful of years, blades are dull and it still makes great shakes.
I know exactly why it happened. You’re supposed to have the vitamix on full speed for long periods of time. It’s self cooling and the wind it generates cools its own motor down. If you have it on a sub high speed for a long period of time the motor does not sufficiently cool
yeah that checks out. I have that same model of vita mix and it's pretty garbage. it forces me to have to add an addition 1/4 -1/2 cup of almond milk, milk or water to most protein mix. On paper that doesn't sound like to much, but when it makes your protein shake look like a damn big gulp and cause you to feel bloated from choking it it down, its a bit much.
I have a Ninja and a Vitamix (both the smoothie making cup kind/attachments. Vitamix blows it out of the water, the smoothness of the smoothie is incomparable. That said, Ninja is quicker and easier.
🤔 I've had a vitamix 5200 for 10+ years. It only struggled when I made raw almond butter. Not a good idea btw but it worked. It shreds anything else with ease. Guessing you got a lemon
Or didn't know how to use it properly! I've owned 2 Vitamix blenders. The first, a 4000, lasted 20 years of constant use. The second, a 5200 is 16 years old and going strong. Made hemp milk, hummus, and a smoothie today. Tomorrow I'll probably do another batch of almond butter.
I've had both and now 7 years later my vitamix 5300 is amazing. I hated the sharp blades of the Ninja. However, it worked great! Well, I thought it did until I tried a Vitamix. My daughter was 13 and wanted to start making smoothies and there was no way I was letting her anywhere near the Ninja. I dropped her off at school that same morning and headed the Costco😂. I did just send my Vitamix back to Vitamix last month "under warranty" might I say for an issue it was having with the gear drive. Hell, they gave me a brand new pitch and fixed it quickly. The customer service was amazing as I talked to them a few times and even sent them a video of the issues I was having. I told my daughter who is now 20 that she gets the Vitamix when she moves out and I get to upgrade to the top of the line vitamix 😂
That makes no sense, Vitamix blend kale and other fibourous veggies to the point you can drink it without even feeling fibrous texture. It also have 5 years warranty so if your story is true why didn’t you get a new unit under the warranty?
Ninja is great for baking / cooking tasks too, The triple blades rip through oats for oat milk, peanuts, graham crackers, sauces etc. It sucks at seeds but thats what the smoothie cups are for.
I got the Ninja blender from costco, use it daily never had any issues, I think I got it for under a hundred bucks on sale. Totally agree the Ninja blender rocks!
Ive always had issues with blenders. Someone recommended the blendtec to me about 5 years ago. It was a cheap blender but 5 years later it’s still going strong. I wore out one of the jars gaskets and contacted customer service. They swapped it out no questions ask. Other than that, this thing blends anything and everything
User error on letting it burn out. When the load is too dense and you have it on high it shuts off automatically as a safety. But they are two different style of blenders. Use whichever one fits you best.
I bought the same mixer that Starbuck use for the their frappes it was £60 and it rips better then the ninja, but protein iceream is best made with a ninja creami
I worked for Vitamix and have a $700 William Sonoma model A3500. Mine met the same fate, smoked out and fell apart. Derek you should have a lifetime warranted for your vitamix just call support and refer to the product code on the back of your machine.
The Vitamix definitely has a learning curve and in a few instances will seem to perform worse than the Ninja. Particularly when it comes to blending something with less liquid. But overall after having both the Vitamix produces superior results. It is ridiculously powerful.
the good restaurant quality vitamixes are around 700-1000 not worth it unless you are in a pro kitchen ninja definitely makes great stuff for the home cook
Interesting, I think you may have gotten a bad one cuz I blend nuts into butter with ours and it's never done that. Vitamix also has an amazing free repair or replacement policy. They took care of us asap when it got fried by an electrical surge.
Huh my vitamix is 7 years old and still going pretty strong . It is starting to make a noise and get hot . But I put ice cream , frozen strawberries, frozen mango and frozen blueberries with protein powder and a little bit of coconut water . I made this 3 times a week for about 3 years and now it’s used occasionally. Sorry to hear you got a bad vitamix
Hey Derek! It's always interesting for me to see new obscure drugs that could be used for hair loss. Today i came upon 5N Bicalutamide (not bicalutamide) which is a modification of bicalutamide. Currently, the top player of the game is considered enzalutamide (5-8x higher affinity for AR receptor than bicalutamide) but 5N Bicalutamide has an insane 150x higher affinity for AR than ordinary bicalutamide (literally higher affinity than DHT). It's extremely obscure, but there is a wiki page for it. Let's imagine that it doesn't cause some bad shit in the body unrelated to androgen inhibition, do you think that something like this could be hypothetically used for hair loss or the binding affinity is so insanely high that even small systemic absorbtion could cause havoc?
100% should contact Vitamix support. They would replace it immediately. I know I had a problem with mine after ~2 years of use and they immediately sent me a replacement in 2 days.
Use a $20 Ninja to dice my veggies, aside from the bowl being small my only gripe is it does its job too well. I'll effortlessly puree the veggies if I hold it for more than a few seconds at a time.
Try again. Not a good enough demo or comparison. User error? I’m not that satisfied with my vitamix. But gonna try to compare them more to see which is better.
I've had a ninja blender since 2016 when i started college. Went through college with 4 crazy ass roommates and the blender still rips! In my opinion, ninja is definitely worth the money
I love my Ninja but honestly if you're burning out either one by mixing protein powder and ice cream it has almost nothing to do with the blender, and almost everything to do with you not knowing how to use it and accidentally abusing it
I never knew I wanted to see Derek unboxing vids until right now
I've had a "cheap" 100 dollar ninja for 7 years now and that shit still rips, never had an issue
Ditto!
Was gonna say the same. My parents bought one of the $100 ninjas years ago when I was about 20. I used it for protein shakes and stuff every day for years. I’m 34 now and I’m 99% sure they STILL have that thing. I haven’t used it n a while obviously, but over a decade of use on one of these things is a solid testament to their quality imo.
@@Brad-ut1ro can it do protein icecream?
how do you make legit protein ice cream with a blender?
No slap-chop?
When you can’t see his shoulders he just looks like a normal dude 😂
no shit. Everyone looks normal when you can't see their mucles
@@Artaxerxes. which Amber shit in your bed
@@Artaxerxes. its not that deep...
@@mikkelrolsson He didn't say anything deep
@@mikkelrolsson he’s right tho lmao what
Damn it Derek... Now I want ice cream.
Vitamix is way better. I've been using them for years in a professional kitchen. Not sure how you came to that conclusion.
sponsorships, clearing shilling for ninja
His vitamix was prob faulty.
Exactly. Vitamix is far superior
Yeah he got a sponsor. Interesting how he doesn’t actually show both blenders performing next to each other
@@judymuturi1263 its A 60 sec short 😂 which has been taken from A longer video lol.
Vitamix has a 5-7 year warranty. They would replace it for free.
Derek out here making content about him not putting enough liquid in his vitamix
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Smoothie King uses Vitamix, source: former employee
Vitamixnis best if you know how to load it
Vitamix still sucks balls.
@@basedretard844 can it take a big load?
Exactly. I think Derek should stick to what he knows best
I have a vitamix and make it work. It sucks to see maybe the ninjas better and costs less but I haven’t had any problems making protein ice cream/fluff.
You just have to gradually increase the power and not hold it at max for too long. Also continuously mash the ingredients around with the “stick”attachment so it mixes right.
I’ve made protein ice cream u can hold over your head for sure haha
Only problem with the ninja is blending stuff like oats it doesn’t emulsify it. It pulverizes with those blades so it is kinda grainy and has bits and pieces in it instead of being uniform
I have owned both, they both work well. Only thing I would say is cleaning the vitamix is a lot easier and quicker. Other than that, both good blenders
The trick is to put your liquid first then the protein powder.
Nah perfect I'd liquid protein more liquid
i got a old vitamix blender base for $80 and a pitcher with lid for $40 off amazon. Best blender ever, never has burnt out on me, i blend alot of frozen shit. its $500 new
Burned out twice on me
@@Nostalgiaforinfi At that price it better come with a 10 yr warranty like my Omega juicer does, full warranty ...
For real man. I had a ninja for 7 years before it burned out. My new ninja is 3 years ago and still absolutely amazing
@Indrid Cold it sounds more like you got an extra good unit. I've not heard 1 person tell me the vitamix is even jalf decent at anything for its price
@Indrid Cold you can find someone ranting and raving about anything. It doesn't mean it's a quality product for its price. For $500 that blender better unblend my life mistakes but instead it burns out with thick shakes and ice cream
Huh I have both and they are good. Costco has pretty much unlimited return policy so Derek could just either his mine back no problem.
@@gamer8622if you’re cooking with it it’s pretty useful. From my understanding it makes creamier sauces than ninja, especially if the sauce contains nuts.
I love my Vitamix. Use it every day for my smoothie. It has never let me down
Same
Same... sounds like user error.
Same. 5200 gang for 11 years
Same. It can blend fuckin' rocks if you want
Same here
My Vitamix is absolutely insanely good. You might have got a lemon, but I do remember the Costco one they had was not a great model, they used cheaper parts.
I have one of the older vitamix. The original motor is still going after 20 years. Just had to replace the container once after 11 tears. Their customer service was good.
Unless their quality control has gone downhill, I'd definitely consider buying another one but a basic model again. The more options on something, the greater propensity to break.
How is the nutribullet?
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He's not sponsored by Ninja.
@@godlikemachine645 He is a ninja 🤺
The only "issue" I've had with the ninja is that it doesn't blend spinach as smoothly as I'd like.
Something I found to make veggie smoothies have way better texture is adding half an avocado
Because it’s not a Vitamix 😆
Absolutely. It was like eating a freaking salad out of my Ninja. The Vitamix is insanely better!
Now I like saving money on appliances as much as the next guy, but You’ve gotta be pretty meat headed to mess something up in the vitamix. I use it to blend my oats for protein pancakes. I use it when I want to make peanut/ almond butters (usually just to impress my friends) I also use it for all of my protein shakes since I use almonds and I use it for my soups because why not..
not a single time has something gone wrong. I don’t even have one of the smart ones, I use a C series.
I’m guessing you just throw in your ingredients with no regard to how much water you should be adding and then mindlessly start at speed lv 10.
The Ninja is showing some pretty supramechanical characteristics for a blender at that price point. An unassuming appliance but diced to the socks under the hood
I used the ninja for a year and IT SUCKS. It waters out faster and it stains awfully. Like it gets a weird smell on it after using it for 6-12 months. Even after washing it regularly. Mine cuts out too. Should have got a vitamix instead. After my Ninja goes I am getting one though.
I smell a paid advertisement
Coach Greg is happy 💪😊
"In today's video we're going to be talking about Dereks unboxing......buy my fricken cookbook!"
@@nickmeale1957 Man that's so accurate that I read that with his voice 😂
Seriously, all the newer generation Ninja kitchen appliances are the best! Love the Auto IQ settings! I got the single-serve smoothie bowl maker, and, although I've only made 3 smoothie bowls in over a year that I've owned it, I use it daily for whole food shakes. Some juicing as well! That thing is sooo loud though! Sounds like a jet engine in my kitchen! I've only overloaded it once, it stops on its own thankfully.
I do want to upgrade to the Pro kitchen system they have now though - includes a big pitcher, 2 single-serve blender cups & it's a food processor as well so I'll save some room in the kitchen! I think it's 1700 watts! I see homemade Pesto pasta sauce in my future 😋
Owning multiple blenders… vitamin is by far the best and smoothest blend. You can’t load any blender up with a bunch of dry ingredients s add ms not expect the motor to burn out.
Derek 🤝 coach Greg
Greg lost his way honestly
Interesting, my family had had our vitamix for probably about 10 years at this point and it's still kicking. I make very thick protein smoothies with it every night, and my mom makes nut flours with a special attachment. They must have cheapened their production process or released a new less expensive product line.
More likely user error. Sounds like he didn’t use a tamper, didn’t use enough liquid, and may have put the protein powder below the ice/liquid, which is incorrect blending order. He may have gotten a dud, but he should have perfected his technique and then exchanged it if necessary. As a current Vitamix owner and former Ninja owner, I can assure you the Ninja is hot garbage in comparison.
@@sublimesamoyed absolutely! There's a reason why 5 kitchens all use vitamix
I’ve had a ninja for 12 years and it still works amazing
My only issue with the ninjas are the lids. They hold water inside them because of the way they are designed. Every one I’ve had has done this, so I have to pry it apart to actually clean inside there.
That said, I’ve had mine for a handful of years, blades are dull and it still makes great shakes.
I’ve had my ninja for 4 years, the big one, but I’ve used the little one for everything for 5 years. Both are good but the small one easier to clean
I’ve got an old vita mix and it will grind glass if you put it in there. The 10-12 yr old models where legit made for power and durability
I’ve had a vita mix forever and works great. Perhaps vita mix quality has gone down hill over years-or perhaps you just got bad vita mix.
I know exactly why it happened. You’re supposed to have the vitamix on full speed for long periods of time. It’s self cooling and the wind it generates cools its own motor down. If you have it on a sub high speed for a long period of time the motor does not sufficiently cool
yeah that checks out. I have that same model of vita mix and it's pretty garbage. it forces me to have to add an addition 1/4 -1/2 cup of almond milk, milk or water to most protein mix. On paper that doesn't sound like to much, but when it makes your protein shake look like a damn big gulp and cause you to feel bloated from choking it it down, its a bit much.
I have a Ninja and a Vitamix (both the smoothie making cup kind/attachments. Vitamix blows it out of the water, the smoothness of the smoothie is incomparable. That said, Ninja is quicker and easier.
🤔 I've had a vitamix 5200 for 10+ years. It only struggled when I made raw almond butter. Not a good idea btw but it worked. It shreds anything else with ease.
Guessing you got a lemon
My thoughts too
Nah. He got a Ninja sponsorship.
Or didn't know how to use it properly! I've owned 2 Vitamix blenders. The first, a 4000, lasted 20 years of constant use. The second, a 5200 is 16 years old and going strong. Made hemp milk, hummus, and a smoothie today. Tomorrow I'll probably do another batch of almond butter.
Same here
I've had both and now 7 years later my vitamix 5300 is amazing. I hated the sharp blades of the Ninja. However, it worked great! Well, I thought it did until I tried a Vitamix. My daughter was 13 and wanted to start making smoothies and there was no way I was letting her anywhere near the Ninja. I dropped her off at school that same morning and headed the Costco😂.
I did just send my Vitamix back to Vitamix last month "under warranty" might I say for an issue it was having with the gear drive. Hell, they gave me a brand new pitch and fixed it quickly. The customer service was amazing as I talked to them a few times and even sent them a video of the issues I was having. I told my daughter who is now 20 that she gets the Vitamix when she moves out and I get to upgrade to the top of the line vitamix 😂
Using Vitamix 3 years LOVE it
That makes no sense, Vitamix blend kale and other fibourous veggies to the point you can drink it without even feeling fibrous texture. It also have 5 years warranty so if your story is true why didn’t you get a new unit under the warranty?
Ninja is great for baking / cooking tasks too, The triple blades rip through oats for oat milk, peanuts, graham crackers, sauces etc. It sucks at seeds but thats what the smoothie cups are for.
I have both too. I love how the ninja is glass….it works just as well, if not better bc of the glass pitcher
best teleshopping add so far
All ninja product categories are great (like my indoor grill, use daily)
I got the Ninja blender from costco, use it daily never had any issues, I think I got it for under a hundred bucks on sale. Totally agree the Ninja blender rocks!
i still use my og blender that my college roommate left out in the rain when he moved out, still works beautifully
Thanks for the review!
Ive always had issues with blenders. Someone recommended the blendtec to me about 5 years ago. It was a cheap blender but 5 years later it’s still going strong. I wore out one of the jars gaskets and contacted customer service. They swapped it out no questions ask. Other than that, this thing blends anything and everything
I've had my ninja for 5yrs it's still kicking a$$
Blend Tech baby!!
Yeah, this sounds like Operator error to me. You have to make sure you're adding liquid as you go when filling the Vitamix.
Ita the design. Ive had mine for abiut 4-5 years now. Still blends like new
Yeah, they’re durable and the biggest benefit is the triple blade
I’ve had my vitamix 5200 for years and it’s still doing great. No issues with the motor.
Same here. My 5200 is 16 years old. My first Vitamix, a 4000, lasted 20 years. And I really USE them!
User error on letting it burn out. When the load is too dense and you have it on high it shuts off automatically as a safety. But they are two different style of blenders. Use whichever one fits you best.
I’ve had a ninja for over 5 years, Still works like new.
Try blendtec
I have a ninja, never have any problems, always gets the job done
Had a different Ninja model for years. It's performance is still insane. Makes the thickest hummus, smooth and creamy.
I bought the same mixer that Starbuck use for the their frappes it was £60 and it rips better then the ninja, but protein iceream is best made with a ninja creami
I worked for Vitamix and have a $700 William Sonoma model A3500. Mine met the same fate, smoked out and fell apart. Derek you should have a lifetime warranted for your vitamix just call support and refer to the product code on the back of your machine.
I’ve never seen a vitamin have an issue like that, I used a Ninja for a while but never once thought it was better
I have the Ninja. After a year and a half i have no complaints whatsoever.
Greg got him hooked lol
The Vitamix definitely has a learning curve and in a few instances will seem to perform worse than the Ninja. Particularly when it comes to blending something with less liquid. But overall after having both the Vitamix produces superior results. It is ridiculously powerful.
the good restaurant quality vitamixes are around 700-1000 not worth it unless you are in a pro kitchen ninja definitely makes great stuff for the home cook
viscosities lmao
What’s wrong with the word viscosities? D:
@@scott8934 nothing. derek just loves his crazy adjectives
Yeah what's up with That! Anyhow witch one is better, help me understand thanks, peace ✌️ ♥️
Derek out here making gorilla potions murdering blenders
Coach Greg has been preaching this for years.
Interesting, I think you may have gotten a bad one cuz I blend nuts into butter with ours and it's never done that. Vitamix also has an amazing free repair or replacement policy. They took care of us asap when it got fried by an electrical surge.
I used a $20 blender off Amazon and it works perfectly
Huh my vitamix is 7 years old and still going pretty strong .
It is starting to make a noise and get hot .
But I put ice cream , frozen strawberries, frozen mango and frozen blueberries with protein powder and a little bit of coconut water .
I made this 3 times a week for about 3 years and now it’s used occasionally.
Sorry to hear you got a bad vitamix
Hey Derek!
It's always interesting for me to see new obscure drugs that could be used for hair loss.
Today i came upon 5N Bicalutamide (not bicalutamide) which is a modification of bicalutamide.
Currently, the top player of the game is considered enzalutamide (5-8x higher affinity for AR receptor than bicalutamide) but 5N Bicalutamide has an insane 150x higher affinity for AR than ordinary bicalutamide (literally higher affinity than DHT).
It's extremely obscure, but there is a wiki page for it.
Let's imagine that it doesn't cause some bad shit in the body unrelated to androgen inhibition, do you think that something like this could be hypothetically used for hair loss or the binding affinity is so insanely high that even small systemic absorbtion could cause havoc?
Bruh, you dont know wtf you’re doing if you think Ninja is better than a Vitamix
You probably had a manufacturing defect. I’ve had mine for years and still works brand new
BTW my same Ninja caught fire but the company replaced it. It was within 2 years (their warranty period)
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I had a material engineering professor be impressed at the Ninja blades. They're insanely good.
Love the bleep "it is just soooo f*******ucking good" done me in man 💀💀
100% should contact Vitamix support. They would replace it immediately. I know I had a problem with mine after ~2 years of use and they immediately sent me a replacement in 2 days.
The difference between 50 dollar design and marketing +150 dollar motor, vs 50 dollars motor + 450 dollar design and marketing.
Nutribullet is really good too
The vitamix was too complicated for this guy.
Just use a washing machine with mower blades at the bottom of the drum to mix your smoothies.
Use a $20 Ninja to dice my veggies, aside from the bowl being small my only gripe is it does its job too well. I'll effortlessly puree the veggies if I hold it for more than a few seconds at a time.
Try again. Not a good enough demo or comparison. User error? I’m not that satisfied with my vitamix. But gonna try to compare them more to see which is better.
I bought a ninja blender when my first kiddo was born. Fast forward ALMSOT 10years later and I STILL HAVE THAT NINJA BLENDER!!
It’s legit used it every day for 4 years now.
This guy's parents are brother and sister.
Why u so mad Billy?
Bought a ninja 5 years ago on black Friday for 80 bucks and I've literally never had an issue after every other day use.
Derek requires supramechanical performance from a blender to efficaciously mix up "protein" smoothies with supraphysiological viscosities.
I’ve used the same vitamix for like 6 years and never have had a single issue. Idk what was wrong with the motor on the one you bought
Had my big ninja blender for like 7 years. Amazing. Got a Vitamix, 3 years in amazing. Hopefully lasts at least 10
This thing that thing without telling or showing is which is which. Super helpful. Great video. Thanks
Ninja’s been crushing it. They actually make an ice cream maker.
I've had a ninja blender since 2016 when i started college. Went through college with 4 crazy ass roommates and the blender still rips! In my opinion, ninja is definitely worth the money
Derek looks like he has normal delts here
The base physique on the vitamix didn't even show any clear signs of muscle potential
Rich Piana used a Ninja
Just use an immersion blender. Cheaper and less of a mess.
my families had vitamix blenders for about 10 years now, still no issues and cleans much easier than my ninja sitting in my kitchen cabinet
I love my Ninja but honestly if you're burning out either one by mixing protein powder and ice cream it has almost nothing to do with the blender, and almost everything to do with you not knowing how to use it and accidentally abusing it