T-fal Specialty Nonstick Fry Pan Set 3 Piece, 8, 9.5, 11 Inch, Oven Broiler Safe 350F, Cookware, Pots and Pans Set Non Stick, Kitchen Frying Pans, Skillets, Durable, Dishwasher, Black

By far T-fal is the best cookware I have used. I like this particular style because it does not leave scratches on my ceramic glass top stove, cooks food evenly is very durable and super easy to clean. The modern design and color compliment my kitchen appliances. I have shopped around and looked at other cookware but have not found a better quality product at such reasonable price and I know these will last a long time.

These pans are tremendous at their price point, and work perfect on my gas oven. I love them.Pros:-Amazingly nonstick. I wanted a quick omelette for my first test. I only had to give the pan two shakes to finish my eggs. After letting the eggs heat up to firm on the bottom I gave the pan one shake to cause one side to fold over, and one final shake to flip it over and finish the other side. The omelette easily slid out onto my plate. I wiped out the pan with a paper towel, and it looks like new. That's true nonstick. No tools, no cleaning, the pan does all the work.-Inexpensive. There are 2 schools for nonstick pans. One says you should buy a really expensive, maybe a ceramic Le Creuset type pan, which will last a long time and give the best experience. The other says you should go with something relatively inexpensive like this T-Fal set, because you know over time someone in your family is going to be an idiot and scrape the coating off your pans with metal utensils. I'm in the latter camp, so I absolutely love this set.Cons:-None. As said, so long as you're in the school where you'd prefer inexpensive nonstick pans, these things are wonders. Sure they don't retain heat like a big ceramic, sure a heavier pan could distribute heat better. But these are amazing at their price point, and their heat distribution is way better than you'd expect.Overall:This is my go-to for nonstick pans. Get something inexpensive, and in 5+ years when they're starting to get scraped up from misuse, you don't feel bad about replacing them. My mom's the type to always go for the heavy ceramic nonstick, and it kills her every time she has to replace one - but that doesn't stop her from damaging the coating with metal implements all the time either! I'd rather use my T-Fal, it makes me happy.

They’re great and will last long if treated right.Never run water into a hot fry pan, it’ll warp them pand not sit flat every time. For this price point, they don’t have to last forever and who knows, they may outlive me! My last set was good for several years until the kids started cooking. With metal utensils.

Not sure why I didn't get the ones in the 1st photo , that's like the first one I bought from them. But these are good also . They look like the other photos. Good to have size options . Good nonstick . Heats evenly and matches the one I bought last year in color. Starting to realize that nonstick pans should really be replaced after a few years just to be safe . Not this brand but older ones I noticed over time lose the non stick and can see deteriorating and that's why I'm in the process of replacing them all to these T-Fal pans . I'm happy with them, just wish I got the ones in the picture that shows when I click on the item I wanted.

Wore out my last set. So glad to have a new set. Didn't realize how wore out my old ones were until I used the new ones. Not too heavy to handle. Cleans easily, durable and the heat is evenly disbursed.

I bought this set after my previous similar sized pans wore out completely. I have always been concerned with the safety claims related to teflon (PFTE) and thus before turning back to them, I tried ceramic options as an alternative. However they turned out to be such under-performers, with food sticking all the time and causing permanent stains which looks (and probably is) burnt. Besides, those alternatives, that are sold with greener and healthier claims, are also questionable due to the possibility they might be leeching heavy metals to the food.Besides, recently, I have come across reports saying that the nastier effects are mostly due to the chemical called PFOA rather than the actual teflon material which is PFTE. PFOA has been shown to cause cancer in experimental models but it is almost entirely gone after the pans came to their final state of manufacturing. Yet again, even those who work in teflon industry (so getting much higher exposure than general household user did not suffer an increased cancer rate according to WebMD) The good news is that for most modern models PFOA is removed from the manufacturing process and this set is among them with no PFOA to worry about. The other chemical which is the main ingredient of teflon is PFTE and it can start fuming out at very high temperatures (higher than most normal cooking procedures) and the only adverse effect that has been shown after massive exposure (which is unlikely in household settings) is some flu like symptoms. After these data, I obtained from various sources, I decided to come back to teflon again.However despite all those claims, I recommend potential buyers to limit teflon use as much as possible and use stainless steel cookware everywhere possible (if sticking is not a major problem for what you are cooking). Additionally I recommend not to use the pans when they start showing signs of wearing out. I believe that precautions would make me safer for the known and unknown effects and yet allow me to enjoy the convenience teflon has over other so called non-stick stuff. (Please make your own research for complete peace of mind rather than taking my word as true)Finally, I particularly liked this product due to its decent price-tag ($23 for 3 pans as of august 2014), even cooking and the company reputation (T-fal). I have used many different brands and T-fal has prevailed in most cases. If you are in the market for a decent set of small to medium sized nonstick pans then this product is a real good option

This non-stick frying pans are easy to cook and clean with. Last a long time and not super expensive to buy new

The best pans I have ever owned in my entire life. Last ones i bought 5 years ago are still slick and solid, the only reason i got new ones was because they were too dirty to clean, so keep them clean and you'll be happy forever!