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I bought this after doing lots of research of cookware brands. I have to say this is one of the heavier and sturdier feeling pans I've held, and after using it many times I've come to the conclusion its the best cooking stainless pan you can buy, next step up would be copper at 3-5x the cost. I loved it so much I've since bought other Mauviel M'Cook products.

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Excellent pan. Handle is small but this helps make the pan well balanced. Cleans up easily enough in the dishwasher. Couldn't be happier with my purchase (especially since on special!).

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My wife and I love this pan. Heats evenly and has a really good build quality. It also looks really sharp. The downside is its hard to clean, but what high quality cookware isn't?

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This pan is nice, but not nearly what I expected it to be. I was thinking of buying a set of M'Cook, but thought I would test it first. I'm glad I did...it looks great, but performs only okay.

First, it is much lighter than I thought it would be. It doesn't heat nearly as evenly as most cookware I regularly use. Lastly, it takes a while to heat up & after use it discolors from getting too hot. I'm hard on pans, I'm a chef & typically cook w/ higher temperatures to get the best caramelization. Mafter & Le Creuset are still my favorites.

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None of the stores around me carry it so I didn't get a chance to hold it--I bought it based on reviews and the Mauviel name. I really don't like the way this thing feels in my hand. The handle is too thin, and that makes it difficult to maneuver. And this is considering that I have small hands.

I've only cooked about 3 times on it, and it's already starting to develop some marks (no I'm not overheating the pan). Washing with a nylon (green) scrub pad leaves all kinds of swirly scratch marks. I have cast iron grates on my gas range, and just lightly moving this pan around leaves scratch marks on the bottom.

Yes it cooks evenly, and if you know what you're doing you won't have any sticking problems, but I don't think it performs any better than a standard forty-dollar tri-ply. I am less than impressed with its durability, considering its price.

I would consider other brands like All Clad, CIA, or even Calphalon.