HexClad 6pc Hybrid Nonstick Frying Pans Set with Lids, 8, 10 & 12" Pans | Stay-Cool Handles, Dishwasher and Oven Safe up to 900°F, Compatible with All Cooktops
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Size: 6-Piece Pan Set
Features
- HexClads Hybrid technology features a laser-etched hexagonal nonstick surface that combines both stainless-steel and our TerraBond ceramic coating for the ultimate sear and easy cleaning.
- A size for all cooking occasions, our Hybrid 8-inch, 10-inch and 12-inch pans offer the ultimate in versatility in cooking when it comes to frying, sauteing, and simmering.
- Tri-ply construction with an aluminum core for quicker even heating, its safe to use on any home cooktop or stovetop, including induction. HexClad is metal utensil-safe, dishwasher-friendly, and oven-safe up to 900F. (Tempered glass lids are oven-safe up to 400F, while stainless steel lids are oven-safe up to 900F.)
- HexClad products that are sold by HexClad Cookware are backed by a lifetime warranty from manufacturer's defects. (Commercial and restaurant use excluded).
- Your purchase includes one 8-inch Pan, one 10-inch Pan, and one 12-inch Pan, each with an accompanying Tempered Glass Lid.
Description
Welcome to the Hybrid Revolution in Cookware 6-Piece Pan Set 6-Piece Pot Set + Trivets 12-Inch Pan with Lid 4.5-Quart Sauté Pan w Lid
Material: Aluminum, Ceramic, Stainless Steel, Tempered Glass
Color: Black
Brand: HexClad
Size: 6-Piece Pan Set
Handle Material: Stainless Steel
Brand Name: HexClad
Number of Pieces: 6
Included Components: Lid
Manufacturer: HexClad
Manufacturer Warranty Description: Lifetime Warranty
UPC: 859006007106
Global Trade Identification Number: 06
Set Name: 6-Piece Pan Set
Unit Count: 1 Count
Item Type Name: v
Model Number: HEX6PCPAN
Manufacturer Part Number: HEX6PCPAN
Material Type: Aluminum, Ceramic, Stainless Steel, Tempered Glass
Handle Material: Stainless Steel
Material Type Free: Copper-free
Closure Material: Lid
Cookware Set Is Compatible With: Gas, Electric, Induction, Oven
Intended Use: residential
Utensil Compatibility: Plastic, Metal, Silicone, Wooden
Other Special Features of the Product: Electric Stovetop Compatible
Compatibility Options: Gas, Electric, Induction, Oven
Size: 6-Piece Pan Set
Color: Black
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Love these. I have burned my share of oops I left it on meals. This pan takes the absue and looks brand new after. I also dont get the metal fume feeling that I got from cheap non sticks. This is worth every penny. I got my set and my wife hers so my carnivorous ways dont get in her pans. They cook everything beautifully. eggs, burgers, cheese, bread, no stick! Cleans easy too.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2026 by D.C.
This is my honest opinion of the Hexclad 3 piece Fran pans with lids. Prior to this purchase, I was really skeptical about these pans because of the cost versus benefits. And the bad reviews and failures of the first generation. I saw that the three pan set was on sale, bit the bullet, purchased them and proceeded to season them and put them to the test. Prior to this purchase, I was using the Ninja Foodie cookware and cast iron, which worked fine for me for so many years. And those pans weren’t exactly cheap either. After cooking fish, eggs, sausages and chicken in the two big pans, I’m impressed and amazed. First off, any claims that these are NOT non stick is false and probably made by people that don’t know how to season and use a fry pan properly. The evenness of the heating across the pan is impressive, meaning there were no hot spots for me. But the most amazing part for me was, with all the cooking I did, I never went above medium heat on an electric stovetop, and most was done at medium low. There is a learning curve here with using these pans. My first attempt at sausages came out on the burnt….umm… I mean on the slightly overcooked side. But once you figure it out, you’ll be impressed on how quickly they heat up and how evenly they cook. The chicken, eggs and fish came out perfect. It says these pans are dishwasher safe, but at this price point, I’ll hand wash mine, which was a breeze once they cooled down. And I have not used these in the oven. I’ll keep using my cast irons for that. In conclusion, yes these pans are expensive. But they are really good quality pans in my opinion. And if you know how to properly use and care for a fry pan you will enjoy these. I ended up dumping the Foodie pans. But sorry Hexclad, I will never part with my cast iron. 😀
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Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2026 by mas58
WOW. I've gone through multiple high end pans trying to find ones that worked, that didn't stick, that weren't a pain to use, and that cleaned up easily. THESE ARE THE ONES. Well built, they look good and work incredibly well. Stop messing around with cheap pans and get HexClad. They are worth it. As my other, non-induction compatible, pans need replacement, I will certainly buy more from HexClad.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 2, 2026 by OldOregon
The honeymoon is well over here and here's what I think now, 4 years after purchase. HexClad has changed a few things over the years, most notably how the pans are made and how they are advertised. Let's talk about "non-stick" first. You might remember the viral TikTok ads for these pans that showed people blowing eggs off the surface to show exactly how non-stick they are. Slowly, HexClad has changed how that feature is advertised to something like "the convenience of non-stick" or "the easy cleanup of non-stick". To their credit, the pans really do clean up pretty easily like you'd expect from a non-stick pan. But can you really blow eggs off their surface with almost no oil? Nope. These are about as non-stick as a stainless pan provided you use copious amounts of oil/fat and heat them probably higher than you should. And you're going to need to use a lot more oil/fat than you would with a stainless because of the hydro/oleophobic nature of the surface. Oil does not spread out like it would on a stainless or carbon steel surface. If you're looking to cook a french omelette be prepared to use a ton of butter. Better yet, just get a decent, purely non-stick pan. New coating: HexClad has also quietly changed the way these pans are manufactured and the coating used in 2024. They now are made with a ceramic non-stick coating that is PFAS free because of the class action lawsuit. This is notable when you compare the heat tolerance of the old pans to the new. They are now oven-safe up to 900F. The earlier pans were only oven-safe up to 500F. Even with the new coating's rating up to 900F in the oven, they still recommend medium-low stovetop heat or you will burn food in the non-stick valleys and degrade the pan's performance over time. So you'd think that HexClad would have offered upgrades to their pans with this new, safer coating, right? Nope. Claimants in the lawsuit got pennies on the dollar. I got roughly 1/10 of the purchase price of my complete set of pots, pans, and other pieces. About enough to cover the cost of a single 8" stainless pan. Let's talk about searing foods. Kinda hard to do on medium-low stovetop heat. You certainly can crank up the heat, just note what I mentioned above about burning food and degrading the pan's performance over time. You won't get fond, and that is the real compromise here. A stainless pan will get you a great sear AND fond that you can use to build flavor. One last issue: the handles. I really wanted to like the handle design because aren't the All-Clad handles just goofy and uncomfortable? Real use of the HexClad pans and pots revealed their handles' weakness: they turn in your hands, especially when there's moisture or grease involved. I can't tell you how many times I've nearly dumped the contents because my hands were wet, greasy, or both. They are, in fact, a dangerous handle design. All-Clad or Made-In handles are far superior. In the end, three things made me abandon this entire set: 1. They are NOT non-stick. 2. The whole lawsuit about toxicity, the way they handled compensation, and their quiet move to "improved" coatings. 3. The quality of the results is the worst of both the non-stick and stainless worlds. I have moved to a quality set of stainless, carbon steel, and non-stick pans and use the right tool that the particular task calls for. And quite honestly, my non-stick pans, which are 100% non-stick in every way HexClad isn't, are really only used for re-heating food or delicate egg dishes on low heat. I use the stainless and carbon steel for 98% of my cooking needs and have no worries about toxicity and my food is more delicious for it. Sold my full HexClad set on craigslist for $200 because that's as much as anyone is willing to pay for these things. They aren't heirlooms like a good stainless set.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2022 by Karl Houseknecht
Been using this and other Hexclad pans for about 6 months now and love them! Light years beyond old-school ordinary non-stick pans. - The small beaded design keeps metal from scratching the coating, and it really works. I mostly use plastic, but come on, it's still easy to stack them and use metal and not worry about the finish. - They are truly non-stick. I've cooked some crazy messy meals in these and scorched sauces and meats. Honestly, the pans clean up easily without a trace. The proof is, I may need to scrub burnt food off of the stainless trim, but the non-stick part always comes clean with minimal effort. - The heating is even, to me, they are similar to cooking with cast iron where you may need to turn the heat down compared to other pans. Food cooks even a the edges of the pans. - So far, no warping. I even glaze them once in awhile as part of the recipe and they hold their shape perfectly. Yeah, they're pricey, but worth it. I bough piecemeal, except for this set. Now I have all the pans, I need to start saving for some pots. These are a game changer.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2026 by Grizzit
Okay, so I first ordered the Titanium pans which also says non-sticking and great quality, DO NOT BUY THEM!!! They did not meet the expectations of food cooking, eggs & potatoes stuck to the pans even when I used oil. DO BUY HEX CLAD these pans are awesome. But the price!!! I know, but they are well worth it and save time and trouble. These pans are excellent quality and for cooking. I am just amazed with them. Remember, you do get what you pay for, don't go cheap, go ahead and by Hex Clad and get over with, you will be glad you did and have a lifetime of enjoyment in cooking.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2026 by Kenneth E. Parker
This was part of the 12 piece set I ordered that was shipped in 2 boxes. I have looked at this cookware before and have seen a few advertisements on it. In the past, I hesitated trying it since, in most of the pictures and videos, it looks like it has a bumpy or rough interior. When I saw the 7-quart hybrid sauce pan, I decided I had to try it to replace a 7-quart Staub Dutch oven that I have. I was so impressed by this sauce pan, I decided to buy the 12-piece set of this cookware. This set was shipped in two boxes. One box include the 6-piece pot set with lids ( 2 and 3 quart pots and 8 quart stock pot), and the other box included the 6-piece frying pan set with lids (8, 10, and 12 inch frying pans with lids). I cook quite a lot and have quit a lot of cookware of various types and brands, including Staub, Le Creuset, cast iron, , Tramontina, carbon steel, Calphalon stainless steel, and Ninja Premium cookware. In most of these, I have complete, or almost complete, sets of every piece available in each type of cookware. Each of these has their pros and cons, and all are very non-stick aside from cast iron and carbon steel that must be well seasoned. Since this review is for the HexClad cookware, I will not get into the pros and cons of each type of cookware, but will compare the HexClad cookware to some of them and let you know why I prefer this cookware over some of the others. It should be noted that it is suggested to wash and season the cookware with vegetable oil before using. I used Crisco shortening which I also use on my cast iron pans. When I seasoned the pans, the oil was completely absorbed. After the initial seasoning, these pans should not need to be seasoned again even when cleaned with soap and water. Cast iron and carbon steel pans should be seasoned after every use. So, what do I like about this cookware as compared to the other cookware I have? 1 - Cast iron, and enameled cast iron is very heavy and must be seasoned after every use to maintain it. This cookware does not required seasoning after it is done initially. Carbon steel is not as heavy, but must also be seasoned after every use. 2 - Stainless steel cookware needs to be cleaned very time with Bar Keeper's Friend to keep it clean and shiny. The HexClad cookware does have stainless steel on the exterior, but is easier to keep looking shiny since cooking is not done on it. Wash and dry works. 3 - Most of the cookware mentioned above can be relatively nonstick when used and seasoned properly and after learning how to use it. Stainless cookware can be more challenging since temperature and what you cook can be issues. Cast iron, carbon steel, and even enameled cookware depends on persistent seasoning after every use aside from the Ninja Premium cookware that maintains a nonstick, easy to clean surface as does the HexClad cookware. Other than Tramontina cookware, the nonstick surfaces of most are durable. 4 - As for weight, the cast iron and enameled cast iron (Staub and Le Creuset) are the heaviest, carbon steel comes in second, and HexClad and Ninja are about the same. 5- The warranty for HexClad is lifetime vs. the Ninja warranty that is 5-10 year depending on whether you register cookware on the Ninja website. For the HexClad cookware, you must save your purchase receipt. This is all of the differences I can think of for now. If I think of more, I will add them. For now, I am impressed with the HexClad cookware, but I will not likely eliminate much of the cookware I already have. As mentioned previously, each has their own benefits. I may eventually decide to eliminate some of the heavier cookware as it is more difficult to use. I may also eliminate cookware that requires more maintenance. I will update this review if my opinion changes. I hope this review was helpful for you.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 12, 2023 by Judy L.
Amazing pans. Even heating. No sticking. Quick clean up. Good for all types of ranges from induction to electric to gas.
Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2026 by Paul Gluck MD