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Does this exact package include the FourSide jar and the Blendtec GO setup?
Yes. The exact black offer names both, but its manufacturer page was marked Sold Out when checked. Stock should be rechecked before seeking the exact configuration.
Explore this need in the finder →Does the GO guide identify supported disposable-cup sizes for blend-in use?
Yes. The model 41-503 guide names Solo Ultra Clear cup models of 16, 20 and 24 ounces. Those cup sizes do not establish the reusable GO bottle’s own capacity, and the disposable cups are not inferred to be package contents.
Explore this need in the finder →Can I require a 33-ounce recommended finished-product line from the FourSide part of the package?
No. The included full-size FourSide jar is listed with a 32-ounce mark. The GO bottle’s own capacity is not stated in its guide.
Explore this need in the finder →The Total Blender Classic FourSide Jar + GO Jar is a bundled setup, not a special GO-only motor base. The exact black US page identifies the jar option as “FourSide & GO Jar” and lists SKU TD23PA01A-A1AP1A8. It has the Total Classic's six cycles—Smoothie, Batters, Hot Soup, Whole Juice, Ice Cream and Ice Crush—along with ten speed steps, Pulse, sealed push buttons, an LCD timer and a manufacturer-listed 1560-watt motor. The manufacturer page showed the bundle as sold out when checked. It remains useful to assess, but do not interpret its product listing as proof that the package is currently available from Blendtec.
The package has two distinct blending setups: the FourSide jar for larger countertop batches and a Blendtec GO assembly for single-serve blending in its reusable travel bottle or compatible disposable cups. The product image shows the black Total base, FourSide jar and GO components. The package page does not state the travel bottle's capacity, so the GO bottle should not inherit the FourSide's jar rating. For the main FourSide jar, Blendtec lists 75 ounces total and a marked finished-product line of 32 ounces. That line, not the total capacity, is the maker's suggested maximum volume for finished blends.
GO is a blending accessory with its own assembly steps
The manufacturer-hosted quick-start guide identifies the system as model 41-503 and names compatible Solo Ultra Clear disposable cups of 16, 20 and 24 ounces. The two-page document visibly carries a “DRAFT” watermark, so verify current package contents and instructions with Blendtec before relying on an older offer. It describes a reusable GO travel bottle and a micronizer assembly: choose the travel bottle or set a compatible cup inside the assembly, thread it together, place the assembly on a compatible Blendtec base, blend, then remove the cutter assembly and add the drinking lid. This differs from simply placing a cup on the base or treating it as a normal jar with a blade permanently attached.
The guide says household use only, requires a lid in place and warns not to blend hot liquids. Follow the load order, avoid utensils and hands near the moving assembly, and use the exact supported bottle/cup configuration. The 16-, 20- and 24-ounce numbers refer to the named disposable cups; the document does not establish a fill capacity for the reusable GO bottle, so no capacity is assigned here. If the main reason you are considering the bundle is a personal portion, compare the confirmed GO instructions with the regular FourSide workflow and avoid assuming any screw-top vessel will fit.
The large jar and the small cup do separate jobs
Blendtec's help page lists the FourSide jar's total capacity as 75 ounces but recommends a maximum finished blended level at its 32-ounce mark. That is the countertop jar's safe planning reference; it does not establish the GO bottle's fill limit. If you require at least a 48-ounce finished batch in one run, this package's documented FourSide line falls short, and the travel accessory does not solve that need. If your normal full-size quantities sit within the FourSide mark and you also want the specific GO blend-in setup, the bundle's extra function may make sense when a legitimate offer is available.
The base's six cycles are shared with the WildSide+ Total Classic and the FourSide-only variant. Its manual and help materials also caution against hot liquids. “Hot Soup” is the name of one cycle, but Blendtec says there is no heating element; treat the manual's warning as controlling and do not add boiling liquids. The GO quick-start guide repeats a separate no-hot-liquid warning for its assembly. The GO package adds no claim of hot blending or cup compatibility beyond the supported items stated in its manual.
Care, warranty and what changes at purchase
Blendtec gives the Total Blender a two-year parts-and-labor residential warranty for the United States and Canada and says jars included with the base follow that term. The exact bundle page also lists two years, unlike one conflicting indexed product-page extract that showed eight; the direct page and US warranty table align at two. The GO attachment's exact coverage is not separately spelled out by the product page, so confirm whether the package terms cover its accessory components rather than assuming a jar term applies to every part.
After use, the GO instructions permit washing pieces separately in the dishwasher's top rack without the heat cycle, or by hand; they recommend removing the silicone gasket for a more thorough cleaning and drying all parts before reassembly. The Total Classic jar and base have their own care instructions: keep the lid in place while running, use water and soap for jar cleanup, and never immerse the motor base. If you want a package that can actually be bought now, the standard Total Classic WildSide+ or FourSide-only listings were separate currently available configurations when checked; do not assume an in-stock base can recreate the sold-out GO bundle's exact kit.
Key details at a glance
| Manufacturer-listed container capacity | 75 oz |
|---|---|
| Included container style | FourSide; 75 oz total capacity, 32 oz recommended finished-product mark; GO bottle capacity not stated |
| Documented variable-speed settings | 10 |
| Speed and Pulse controls | Sealed push-button controls; ten manual speed steps and Pulse, with an LCD cycle timer. |
| Named programs/control modes | 6 |
| Program categories | Six base cycle labels: Smoothie, Batters, Hot Soup, Whole Juice, Ice Cream and Ice Crush; GO is a separate blending assembly, not an additional program. |
| Published machine warranty term | 2 years |
| Warranty scope and wording | Exact bundle page and current US schedule give the Total Blender a two-year parts-and-labor residential term; the GO guide refers to warranty information but accessory component coverage is not independently itemized. |
| Manufacturer offer condition | new |
| Chilly tumblers in listed package | 0 |
| Maker's recommended finished-product mark | 32 oz |
| Included jar material | Eastman Tritan copolyester for the FourSide jar; GO travel-bottle material not assigned from the available guide. |
| Included jar / additional blending setup | Includes FourSide, Blendtec GO. |
| Manufacturer-stated motor rating | 1560 W |
| Manufacturer listing status when checked | The exact manufacturer product page showed this SKU as Sold Out when checked. It remains an observed current/out-of-stock bundle; seek an exact model offer only after verifying stock, seller and contents. |
| Dedicated Clean cycle | The exact FourSide + GO package uses the Total Blender Classic base’s six named food cycles and does not list Clean. |
Use the exact model’s instructions for operating limits, supplied equipment and version differences.
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