HexClad opened its early Black Friday sale this week, and the hybrid cookware runs 15% to 30% off on Amazon right now. The deep sauté pan takes the deepest cut of the eleven pieces here, with the fry pans and roasters stacked behind it.
Every pan in the sale pairs laser-etched stainless peaks with ceramic nonstick valleys, so food browns against bare metal while the valleys let it release cleanly from the surface. The trade is a two-minute seasoning before the first cook, and medium heat where ordinary pans want medium-high. The coating itself is TerraBond ceramic, free from PFAS and PTFE.
HexClad 3.3-Quart Deep Sauté Pan with Lid
3.3-quart capacity · tempered glass lid included
Price: $125 $179 (save $54, 30% off)
Where to buy: Buy on Amazon
The deep sauté pan is the workhorse of the sale
Tall walls hold a shakshuka, a braise or a full batch of greens without sloshing over the rim.
The helper handle makes a loaded pan manageable with two hands, and the glass lid keeps splatter down while dinner simmers on any cooktop in the house, induction included. A sauce can reduce in the same vessel that seared the meat. One pan covers weeknight duty from sear to simmer. It earns the counter space.
The 10-inch fry pan is where the lineup starts
This is the pan that built the brand, sized for entrées for two and flat enough at 9.45 inches across the bottom to sit steady on any burner in the kitchen. The tri-ply body wraps an aluminum core in stainless steel, so it heats evenly across the whole surface and doesn’t lose its sear when cold food lands in the middle of service.
At 2.45 pounds it stays easy to maneuver one-handed. Start here if the cabinet holds one pan.
HexClad 10-Inch Hybrid Frying Pan
9.45-inch flat bottom · 2.45 pounds
Price: $116 $149 (save $33, 22% off)
Where to buy: Buy on Amazon
The same fry pan with the lid included
The pan underneath is the same 10-inch hybrid, and the tempered glass lid keeps a simmer in view while the splatter stays inside during the saucy one-pot dinners this size handles best on a weeknight. The lid also turns the pan into a small oven for a frittata finish.
Family meals are the pitch, and the sixteen dollars over the lidless pan covers the lid most cooks find themselves wanting by the second week. The glass shows the simmer without a lift, and the same lid fits the lidless pan too. Buy the lid version once.
HexClad 10-Inch Hybrid Frying Pan with Lid
Tempered glass lid included · sized for family dinners and one-pot meals · the same hybrid surface as the lidless pan, with a stay-cool handle
Price: $132 $169 (save $37, 22% off)
Where to buy: Buy on Amazon
A 9-by-13 roaster ready for the holiday table
The pan ships with its roasting rack, and the hybrid floor handles chicken parm, enchiladas, cornbread and roasted salmon on weeknights. Thanksgiving lands in under two weeks, and a 9-by-13 with a rack is the pan the day keeps asking for.
It goes from oven to table without a transfer dish in between. The rack alone justifies it.
HexClad Hybrid Rectangular Roasting Pan with Rack
9 x 13 inches · roasting rack in the box
Price: $109 $139 (save $30, 22% off)
Where to buy: Buy on Amazon
The oval roaster takes casseroles straight to the table
At 9 by 12.5 inches the oval fits the gratins, bakes and roasts that look wrong in a rectangle and crowd a standard oven rack.
The same hybrid surface browns a crumb topping under the broiler, and two side handles make the trip from oven to trivet a short one, even when it’s loaded down with a holiday side, which is when it peaks. Built for casserole season.
HexClad Hybrid Oval Roasting Pan
9 x 12.5 inches · browns under the broiler
Price: $99 $129 (save $30, 23% off)
Where to buy: Buy on Amazon
The 3-quart saucier handles the delicate work
At 3 quarts it covers the jobs that punish inattention, from custards and oatmeal in the morning to a cheese sauce that has to stay smooth at a low, steady simmer.
The listing calls it a saucier and gives it the same tri-ply build as the pans, a glass lid in the box, and a size that suits rice and grains too. The surface releases a cheese sauce without a long soak afterward. Small pot, daily work.
HexClad 3-Quart Hybrid Saucier with Lid
3-quart capacity · sized for custards, grains, eggs and sauces · tempered glass lid included · induction ready on any cooktop
Price: $119 $149 (save $30, 20% off)
Where to buy: Buy on Amazon
A rice pot modeled on the Japanese hagama
HexClad shaped this 2-quart pot after the traditional hagama, the lidded pot Japanese kitchens have cooked rice in for generations of home cooks, and gave it the hybrid interior and induction-ready base of the modern line. The 3-go size suits small households that cook rice a few cups at a time.
It’s a specialist, and worth its burner.
HexClad 2-Quart Hybrid Rice Pot
2-quart (3-go) size · modeled on the Japanese hagama · two side handles · oven safe to 900°F
Price: $111 $139 (save $28, 20% off)
Where to buy: Buy on Amazon
The tamagoyaki pan rolls an omelette into a block
Tokyo-style tamagoyaki pans are rectangular for a reason, and this one keeps each poured layer the same thickness from end to end so the omelette rolls up into an even, sliceable block that holds together on the plate. The hybrid surface releases the egg without tearing, which is where cheaper pans lose the roll.
Weekend breakfast gets a project. Niche, and proud of it.
HexClad Hybrid Japanese Tamagoyaki Egg Pan
Tokyo-style rectangular pan · builds layered omelettes to an even thickness · induction ready
Price: $111 $139 (save $28, 20% off)
Where to buy: Buy on Amazon
Three steel bowls with lids that seal under vacuum
The set runs 1.5, 3 and 5 quarts for the holiday baking run.
Each bowl sits on a non-slip silicone base that holds its angle while you fold batter, whisk a marinade or scrape the sides down to the last spoonful. Vacuum-seal lids turn the same bowls into fridge storage, so prep done in the morning stays fresh for dinner. No plastic tubs required. The quiet workhorse of prep day.
HexClad Stainless Steel Mixing Bowl Set with Vacuum Seal Lids
1.5, 3 and 5 quarts · vacuum-seal lids · non-slip silicone bases · stainless steel · lidded storage
Price: $74 $99 (save $25, 25% off)
Where to buy: Buy on Amazon
The 8-quart pot is the batch-cooking play
Eight quarts swallows a double batch of ragù, a week of soup or pasta water for a crowd on a Sunday afternoon. The wide base browns meat in a single layer before the liquid goes in for a long, slow braise that feeds everyone at the table.
The discount is the slimmest on this page at 15%, so the case rests on the pot itself; it’s a lot of pot for $152. Buy it for the volume, not the discount.
HexClad 8-Quart Hybrid Braiser Stock Pot with Lid
8-quart capacity · built for soups, stews, pasta and sauces · tempered glass lid included
Price: $152 $179 (save $27, 15% off)
Where to buy: Buy on Amazon
The green Damascus set saves the most money here
Sixty-seven layers of Japanese Damascus steel wrap each blade, the handles are green pakkawood with anti-shrinking treatment, and the full-tang build keeps the balance where a long prep session needs it. HexClad finishes the edges with the three-step Honbazuke method, an old Japanese heat treatment that pairs hardness with a little flex.
The box holds an 8-inch chef’s knife, an 8-inch bread knife, a 6-inch boning knife, a 5-inch utility knife, a 3.5-inch paring knife and a 9-inch honing rod, and every blade in it gets used weekly. The $100 saving is the largest on this page. A hundred dollars off settles it.
HexClad Green Japanese Damascus Steel Knife Set, 6-Piece
67-layer Japanese Damascus steel · full tang · green pakkawood handles · honing rod included in the box
Price: $339 $439 (save $100, 23% off)
Where to buy: Buy on Amazon
