All-Clad E7859064 HA1 Hard Anodized Nonstick Fry Pan Cookware Set, 10 Inch and 12 Inch Fry Pan, 2 Piece, Black

Great pans, true non-stick, effortless cooking and cleaning, and work great with induction cooktop. Please note that they are well made, but that makes them a bit on the heavier side. Would highly recommend!

The media could not be loaded. Ok so I recently got my kitchen remodeled and decided to go with an induction cooktop! I was on the hunt to find non-stick quality cooking pans and found these! Cooking is a breeze as nothing sticks, and cleaning the pan is so easy and they are dishwasher safe! I have been using them for several months now, and they are still in great condition! I use wooden utensils while cooking and no scratches, no defects at all! This is a set of 2, 8inch & 10inch and both a great sizes! The pans heat evenly, and the handle stays cool, making it super convenient to use. Pans are sturdy and high-quality, looks great in my new kitchen, on my new cooktop, my food comes out so tasty! I haven't used them in the oven yet, but they are advertised to withstand up to 500F! Wow! Trust me these pans are worth the $60! The only downside is the pans don't come with lids, so I just improvise, but I use the pans every day to cook!

6months later and still like new, no chips scratches or peeling and these get used DAILY and still perform great. Better than tramontina, granite stone , made in and a few others we've worn out. Hexclad was a joke those weren't nonstick atall just laser etched. Only thing not so gret is the handle design, why they went with an uncomfortable thin "its super strong" but thin by designed handles on such thick heavy pans is a mystery. A simple tubular or oval style handle would make these perfect, although the dual handles on the biggest pan is really nice especially if its holding alot of food weight.

I've been satisfied with these frying pans. They are a little bit wider than. Your typical frying pan. The sides are straighter than the typical sloped edge. It is non-stick and easy to clean. The product is a little heavier than other frying pans I've had but usable and the slim design makes it easy to store (straight edges likely contribute to this). Cook time appears accurate and doesn't burn things or take longer than other pans. The price is reasonable if you are looking for a functional frying pan.

Best pans I've ever had. Cleans easy and nothing sticks to it. Plus no toxic coatings AND handles don't get hot. Wish I bought years ago!

I was only looking for a 12-inch skillet, but this two-piece set was cheaper than a lot of individual skillets, and the reviews were good, so I decided to give them a shot. Obviously, time will tell how durable they are, but so far, so good. They are attractive, super easy to clean, and the nonstick surface works really well. If the surface holds up long-term, I'll be very happy with the purchase.

We Love, Love, Love these pans!Forever searching for a non stick pan that can cook an egg like they all say the can… these Can! Also Oven safe & overheating on High Heat won’t ruin the surface when cause it can take temps up to 500.Recently moved had to go to glass top range & can’t use our Cast Iron. These have been perfect for our needs in every way.

Note- this review is based on the $70 price I purchased these at, not the present $100 price.These are my daily driver nonstick pans. The treatment works well and they heat very evenly on my electric coil stovetop. I'd buy the pair again for $70 but not for $100; I'm confident there's better cookware for that price. What holds them back are the handles, which are horrific, no good, bad, and I have no clue how they ever made it past anyone intelligent, but I got accustomed to them after a few months and barely notice them now. They retain far too much heat (I've burned myself more on these two pans in the past year than I have on every other piece of cookware I own for the past two decades, they are seriously poorly designed safety hazard disasters) on top of being awkward to hold. They do work well for oven use because you can grip them very well with an oven mitt and the indention helps you keep it steady, but without a mitt they are unstable and unwieldy. If they could just get a handle on that design flaw I would have been ordering another set of these today.I would say that getting some silicone handle cozies would work well to compensate for the terrible, bad handles, but that would raise the price even more and as noted, these just are not worth the present $100 cost. I would however definitely pay $100 to watch a highlight reel of the people who made this handle and approved it burning themselves on it repeatedly while trying to do basic things.