Cuisinart MultiClad Pro Stainles... vs Tramontina 80116/022DS Gourmet S...

Heats evenly, sides are deep enough for 4-6 person recipes. Great heat conduction. Curve insidewhich distributes the heat evenly.

Cuisinart multiclad pro pans are a tremendous value, coming in at a fraction of the cost of professional brands like all-clad. The cuisinart line is great for home cooks who want good cookware at good prices, rather than shelling out a lot of money fo...  Read More

The 2 qt. Pot is sturdy, perhaps a little heavy for some, but i'm fine with it. The sides and bottom are sturdy and heavy. It is heavier than aluminum, but the quality is there.

It otherwise cleans up well. Best to use non-citrus dish soap to minimize potential corrosion. I use barkeepers friend to restore that like-new mirror shine.

Dimensions listed on this product as misleading. The support page on amazon has no info about returns. The reviewer is for the 1.

They are solidly built, attractive pans and lids. The pots make up for the low heat and uneven cooking of my stove. Overall it cooks great, cleans easy and i have no complaints at all.

It is a perfect size and weight in addition it's well-balanced maybe even ergonomic. Clean up was a breeze with dish soap and a sponge. Feels very well constructed but not too heavy. Sturdy, easy to use and clean.

Many reviewers are concerned about where these pans are made. Confirming (with photos) that this item is indeed made in brazil. That set was made in china; this pan is stamped made in brazil.

This works just as well as my all-clad sauce pan. It's heavier than past pans, but it's very good looking. This sauce pan feels like it could last past the apocalypse.

Horribly discolored after one use. Bottom inside of pot looks like the coating is wearing off. Will be returning.