Non stick

2026-02-08    -mrs d clarke

Doesn’t need too harsh a scrub. Best cleaned straight off the hob. Excellent. Expensive but wortit

5.0 out of 5 stars If your looking for full nonstick this isn’t the line

2026-01-11    -webshopper

So I was looking to replace my cusin*** nonstick induction DS pans which never really worked well on my induction range. I also have a full clad SS cal*** set but certain pans I use nonstick. I was going to buy hex*** set but after researching I decided on these at half the price I’ll explain why. First off I knew what I was getting into knowing fully well that this line of cookware was not fully nonstick and that’s why I purchased them. I downsized my life and although I haven’t given up my cal*** set yet I absolutely can. These pans are great especially if you have an induction range. I went with these over the Hex*** because of price . Nonstick don’t last forever and if I need to replace these in 5-7 years 400 a lot better then 700-1000. Also in looking for reviews for the Hex*** the bad reviews online were buried due to great marketing but I did find them and if someone buys the hex*** to you for a gift they will not honor the warranty. Also there is a design on the bottom of the hex*** pans. I had this problem with cusin*** leaving the design marks on my stovetop being very hard to remove. These pans are fully clad and fantastic, they aren’t too heavy but heavy enough for great heat distribution and control. They sear meats and clean up much easier than my fully clad SS set. Cooking on these are the same as Cooking on a SS set, heat pan , add fat, add food lower heat because of great distribution. Those of which who gave a negative review are not using the pans correctly as I said these are not fully nonstick so if that’s what your looking for try a different line from this brand. I wanted something that would well work as on my induction range but a little easier to clean than my full SS cookware and that’s what I got. If your looking for the type of cookware like hex*** your in the right place if your looking for a complete nonstick set of cookware this isn’t the right choice for you. I got exactly what I was searching for a fully clad SS set ( I can’t stand pots with the big plate on the bottom they just don’t heat anything evenly that was the case with my cuisn*** set) which will sear meats, has great temperature control , works great on my induction range and incidentally every piece of this cookware is sized perfectly for the hobs on my induction range so every piece is useable. I couldn’t ask for more. Plus they are really a nice looking set. Will they last? Only time will tell. They are also dishwasher safe and metal utensil friendly as long as they aren’t sharp. Honestly though I will be hand washing them since they are very easy to clean and using the silicone utensils that I have always used. But the option is there if you choose. All in all great cookware set exactly what I was looking for. Very happy with my purchase.

5.0 out of 5 stars I'm happy with this set

2026-02-08    -Patrick

Several reasons I bought this C-Series set:1) Tri-ply cladding that works with my induction range.2) Inexpensive, especially compared to more heavily advertised sets like Made In and Hexclad, etc.3) Hybrid non-stick design.4) The S-shaped handles on the lids stand out from the usual.I've been satisfied with all on that list so far. These are heavier than single-ply stainless due to the cladding, yet less than half the weight of cast iron. For example, the 8.5" pan weighs 25 oz, compared to 57 oz for my 8.5" cast iron pan.The frying pans work well. The hybrid design incorporating steel ridges interspersed with nonstick rings sears well. It's hard to tell whether it's my imagination, yet seared foods taste better compared with my previous pan.Having used non-stick cookware before, it's easy to see how this design will preserve and protect the coating from getting scratched.The cladding has this set heating very quickly and evenly on my induction range. I can't compare this set to 5-ply functionality, yet can't extrapolate more than a tiny advantage to 5-ply designs (other than as an excuse to charge more).The lids fit perfectly. They include neither vent holes in the glass nor strainers in the metal lips.---If you're wondering, Circulon SteelShield has 2 options: C- and S-SeriesThe entire body of C-Series implements 3-ply cladding (stainless-aluminum-stainless) for quick and uniform heat distribution. The body of the S-Series is quite different - the 3-ply cladding is limited to a thick, impact-bonded base (stainless-aluminum-stainless). Look closely at the S-Series images and you'll see the bonding line of the clad base. C-Series is lighter.C-Series heats faster, while the more massive S-Series retains heat longer. The rings that protect non-stick extend up the side wall of C-series, and not on S-Series.C-Series features polished stainless steel finish. flat rivets. S-Series has brushed/hairline finish.

AVOID

2026-02-17    -W

AVOID not non stick these are the worst pan set I ever had. I missed the return window as I purchased before my kitchen renovation was complete. WASTE of MONEY. I now have to go purchase a new set and these will get tossed as they are that bad.

Une belle surprise pour le prix

2026-02-22    -Client d'Amazon

Une belle qualité, elle es lourde , forme idéale les aliments reste dans la poele au moment de brassé

5.0 out of 5 stars Great skillet for much less than the big name

2026-02-16    -Daniel

I caught this on sale and figured it was a better option than the cheaper made pans that tend to warp the first time you use them due to sub-par materials. So far I've been impressed, with only two critiques to offer.Pros: Price was great for the quality of the build. The SteelShield system used seems to be a great design. I have other pans that have a "hex" design and I think both serve a different purpose. However, I'm confident in using metal utensils in MOST cases (this is one of the cons). With an induction stove the pan heats up quickly, and cooks well. I've done vegetables, pasta sauce from scratch, and hot sandwiches, all of which have gone very well.Cons: Only two things leave me less than very impressed. First, I wish there was some sort of protection on the sides of the pan. The big names with a hex design continue the ridges up the sidewalls of the pans, meaning I'm confident in using a metal utensil anywhere on the pan. This one worries me that I'll scratch the sides, and is the reason for the 4 stars on versatility. The only other minor complaint I have is that it didn't quite heat evenly wall to wall although the burner on the stove is the same size. Thing is, I don't actually know if it's the pan that doesn't quite heat perfectly, or the stove that doesn't quite heat all the way to the edges. This is the reason for the 4 stars on heat distribution, but that could easily be a 5 if I knew it was a stove issue instead.Overall, great unit for much less than the more well known companies. Very happy so far!

5.0 out of 5 stars Great skillet for much less than the big name

2026-02-25    -Daniel

I caught this on sale and figured it was a better option than the cheaper made pans that tend to warp the first time you use them due to sub-par materials. So far I've been impressed, with only two critiques to offer.Pros: Price was great for the quality of the build. The SteelShield system used seems to be a great design. I have other pans that have a "hex" design and I think both serve a different purpose. However, I'm confident in using metal utensils in MOST cases (this is one of the cons). With an induction stove the pan heats up quickly, and cooks well. I've done vegetables, pasta sauce from scratch, and hot sandwiches, all of which have gone very well.Cons: Only two things leave me less than very impressed. First, I wish there was some sort of protection on the sides of the pan. The big names with a hex design continue the ridges up the sidewalls of the pans, meaning I'm confident in using a metal utensil anywhere on the pan. This one worries me that I'll scratch the sides, and is the reason for the 4 stars on versatility. The only other minor complaint I have is that it didn't quite heat evenly wall to wall although the burner on the stove is the same size. Thing is, I don't actually know if it's the pan that doesn't quite heat perfectly, or the stove that doesn't quite heat all the way to the edges. This is the reason for the 4 stars on heat distribution, but that could easily be a 5 if I knew it was a stove issue instead.Overall, great unit for much less than the more well known companies. Very happy so far!

1.0 out of 5 stars NOT Non stick

2026-02-20    -Amazon Customer

Must have received a defective set. Food stuck horribly with both pans. I couldn’t even clean off one of the pans before returning. The pan I couldn’t clean was used for corn beef hash, which is oily, the other pan cooked a veggie burger with a little oil. Stuck in no time.

5.0 out of 5 stars If your looking for full nonstick this isn’t the line

2026-02-24    -webshopper

So I was looking to replace my cusin*** nonstick induction DS pans which never really worked well on my induction range. I also have a full clad SS cal*** set but certain pans I use nonstick. I was going to buy hex*** set but after researching I decided on these at half the price I’ll explain why. First off I knew what I was getting into knowing fully well that this line of cookware was not fully nonstick and that’s why I purchased them. I downsized my life and although I haven’t given up my cal*** set yet I absolutely can. These pans are great especially if you have an induction range. I went with these over the Hex*** because of price . Nonstick don’t last forever and if I need to replace these in 5-7 years 400 a lot better then 700-1000. Also in looking for reviews for the Hex*** the bad reviews online were buried due to great marketing but I did find them and if someone buys the hex*** to you for a gift they will not honor the warranty. Also there is a design on the bottom of the hex*** pans. I had this problem with cusin*** leaving the design marks on my stovetop being very hard to remove. These pans are fully clad and fantastic, they aren’t too heavy but heavy enough for great heat distribution and control. They sear meats and clean up much easier than my fully clad SS set. Cooking on these are the same as Cooking on a SS set, heat pan , add fat, add food lower heat because of great distribution. Those of which who gave a negative review are not using the pans correctly as I said these are not fully nonstick so if that’s what your looking for try a different line from this brand. I wanted something that would well work as on my induction range but a little easier to clean than my full SS cookware and that’s what I got. If your looking for the type of cookware like hex*** your in the right place if your looking for a complete nonstick set of cookware this isn’t the right choice for you. I got exactly what I was searching for a fully clad SS set ( I can’t stand pots with the big plate on the bottom they just don’t heat anything evenly that was the case with my cuisn*** set) which will sear meats, has great temperature control , works great on my induction range and incidentally every piece of this cookware is sized perfectly for the hobs on my induction range so every piece is useable. I couldn’t ask for more. Plus they are really a nice looking set. Will they last? Only time will tell. They are also dishwasher safe and metal utensil friendly as long as they aren’t sharp. Honestly though I will be hand washing them since they are very easy to clean and using the silicone utensils that I have always used. But the option is there if you choose. All in all great cookware set exactly what I was looking for. Very happy with my purchase.

5.0 out of 5 stars I'm happy with this set

2026-02-11    -Patrick

Several reasons I bought this C-Series set:1) Tri-ply cladding that works with my induction range.2) Inexpensive, especially compared to more heavily advertised sets like Made In and Hexclad, etc.3) Hybrid non-stick design.4) The S-shaped handles on the lids stand out from the usual.I've been satisfied with all on that list so far. These are heavier than single-ply stainless due to the cladding, yet less than half the weight of cast iron. For example, the 8.5" pan weighs 25 oz, compared to 57 oz for my 8.5" cast iron pan.The frying pans work well. The hybrid design incorporating steel ridges interspersed with nonstick rings sears well. It's hard to tell whether it's my imagination, yet seared foods taste better compared with my previous pan.Having used non-stick cookware before, it's easy to see how this design will preserve and protect the coating from getting scratched.The cladding has this set heating very quickly and evenly on my induction range. I can't compare this set to 5-ply functionality, yet can't extrapolate more than a tiny advantage to 5-ply designs (other than as an excuse to charge more).The lids fit perfectly. They include neither vent holes in the glass nor strainers in the metal lips.---If you're wondering, Circulon SteelShield has 2 options: C- and S-SeriesThe entire body of C-Series implements 3-ply cladding (stainless-aluminum-stainless) for quick and uniform heat distribution. The body of the S-Series is quite different - the 3-ply cladding is limited to a thick, impact-bonded base (stainless-aluminum-stainless). Look closely at the S-Series images and you'll see the bonding line of the clad base. C-Series is lighter.C-Series heats faster, while the more massive S-Series retains heat longer. The rings that protect non-stick extend up the side wall of C-series, and not on S-Series.C-Series features polished stainless steel finish. flat rivets. S-Series has brushed/hairline finish.