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    Product Name: All-Clad D3 Stainless Cookware, 12-Inch Fry Pan with Lid, Tri-Ply Stainless Steel, Professional Grade, Silver, Model: 41126
    Manufacturer: Groupe SEB
    Model Number: 41126
    Product SKU: B00FUF5K8W
    UPC: 11644901318
    ASIN: B00FUF5K8W
    Brand: All-Clad
    Item Dimensions LxWxH: 20.83 x 12.52 x 3.72 Inches
    Item Weight: 4.74 Pounds
    Item model number: 41126
    Manufacturer: Groupe SEB
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    10-05-2022 at 10:31 PM #2
    How much do these usually go for during the seconds sale?
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    10-05-2022 at 10:35 PM #3
    Quote from gusk1200 :
    How much do these usually go for during the seconds sale?
    $100 plus $10 shipping I believe
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    10-05-2022 at 11:05 PM #4
    Gift it to my mom thinking "Oh yea, she deserves a good quality ss pan".

    LOL she hates it. It's too heavy for her to use. It weighs over 5lb (Technically 4.7lb but because you're carrying it at the handle, physics and whatnot. Plus the food, most likely weigh well over 5+lb). Can't toss food in here. Well "I" can.. she can't since she's half my size.

    It's usually at the bottom of all her other pans so it's such a hassle for her to take it out also. Gonna have to replace it with a carbon steel pan or something..
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    10-06-2022 at 08:11 AM #5
    Quote from Adelley :
    Gift it to my mom thinking "Oh yea, she deserves a good quality ss pan".

    LOL she hates it. It's too heavy for her to use. It weighs over 5lb (Technically 4.7lb but because you're carrying it at the handle, physics and whatnot. Plus the food, most likely weigh well over 5+lb). Can't toss food in here. Well "I" can.. she can't since she's half my size.

    It's usually at the bottom of all her other pans so it's such a hassle for her to take it out also. Gonna have to replace it with a carbon steel pan or something..
    Try the titanium coated pans too.
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    10-06-2022 at 10:55 AM #6
    12-Inch Fry Pan w/Lid / SD5 99.95
    https://homeandcooksales.com/inde...ity-1.html
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    10-06-2022 at 11:13 AM #7
    How does this compare to their 5ply pans? Didn't think 3ply allclads were worth it
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    10-06-2022 at 12:39 PM #8
    Quote from zKarp :
    How does this compare to their 5ply pans? Didn't think 3ply allclads were worth it
    5 ply aren't worth it. D3 is the line you'll see in in most stores, restaurants that use all clad, etc. D5 is just heavier and retains heat for longer/heats slightly more evenly, but has little direct benefits in most cooking situations. If its $ to $ sure, get the D5 if you don't mind the weight, but there isn't a grand performance leap between the two. I have 2 D5 Pans, 1 pot and 2 D3 pans and 3 d3 pots all from seconds sales. Hands down I reach for the d3s most of the time just due to the weight.
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    10-06-2022 at 08:26 PM #9
    Quote from RikB :
    5 ply aren't worth it. D3 is the line you'll see in in most stores, restaurants that use all clad, etc. D5 is just heavier and retains heat for longer/heats slightly more evenly, but has little direct benefits in most cooking situations. If its $ to $ sure, get the D5 if you don't mind the weight, but there isn't a grand performance leap between the two. I have 2 D5 Pans, 1 pot and 2 D3 pans and 3 d3 pots all from seconds sales. Hands down I reach for the d3s most of the time just due to the weight.
    Thanks for the info. That's the general consensus I've heard. Do you have an opinion on the copper infused?
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    10-06-2022 at 09:16 PM #10
    Tempted to pick this up. But I kinda want to wait for the second prime day in a couple of days
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    10-07-2022 at 10:25 PM #11
    Quote from RikB :
    5 ply aren't worth it. D3 is the line you'll see in in most stores, restaurants that use all clad, etc. D5 is just heavier and retains heat for longer/heats slightly more evenly, but has little direct benefits in most cooking situations. If its $ to $ sure, get the D5 if you don't mind the weight, but there isn't a grand performance leap between the two. I have 2 D5 Pans, 1 pot and 2 D3 pans and 3 d3 pots all from seconds sales. Hands down I reach for the d3s most of the time just due to the weight.
    Thank you for the well written response.

    Another question, the ones found at HomeSense - Are they the real deal or made for the store? Kicking myself I missed a few for $20 now..
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