MAGMA A10-360L-IND Cookware - 10 PC Set, Nesting, Silver

I like this product but it is small

Our previous RV had a pots & pans drawer - the new one unfortunately does not. I really did not know how I would be able to store our motley assortment of regular cookware. When researching RV storage ideas, Magma cookware was mentioned frequently and highly rated due to being compact and good quality. I had no idea nesting cookware like this was a thing. We decided to go with Magma and were thrilled with the quality when they arrived. These are top quality stainless steel; heavy, highly polished and very scratch resistant. They clean up perfectly and, if they do need a bit of stain removal, Barkeeper's Friend brings back the interior like new. Big bonus is that they come with two removable handles unlike most brands - I can't imagine trying to swap handles between two hot pieces of cookware. Everything stacks together perfectly, even after adding the accessory pasta insert and felt dividers. Once inside the available case (not included), everything slips under the dining bench easily. These will, I'm sure, last a very long time and would highly recommend spending the bit extra for superior quality.

Really good quality pots, space saving, excellent for van life or small kitchens and they look great

Wow these are nice! I bought them to be my cookware for a camping kitchen box where I store all of my kitchen needs in a portable cabinet that is about 2'x2'x1' with a fold down front. The stacking feature and removable handles are the reasons that this set works for my application. I didn't want to skimp on quality, and that means triple clad bottoms for all pots and pans. The clad bottoms of these pots are just as thick as any commercial clad cookware that you'd buy for your home. I had been using thin bottomed aluminum pans in my camp kitchen and I just wasn't happy with the results, very uneven heat and I had to constantly watch what I was cooking. These pots heat very evenly, which is the most important factor. I like to cook so the cost/benefit to me was worth it. These pots also compare favorably with my Meyer commercial stainless set that I use at home. In fact, in a few ways they are nicer. The transition between the walls and bottom on the insides are very gentle, it's a nice rounded profile that makes cleaning easier than with my home commercial cookware that has a sharper angle around the inside bottom rim. These pots also don't have the heavy handle rivets that make cleaning more difficult with my home set. I have moved away from non stick cookware, I now use only stainless and cast iron. To me, the fact that you can beat them up with metal utensils outweighs the easier cleaning of the non-stick coatings. And stainless pans WILL last a lot longer. The handles are good, there is just a little play when they are attached, nothing that takes away from their functionality. The locking pin means that you can turn the pans all the way over without being concerned about the handles slipping out of their tracks. This is a weak spot for some other nesting cookware sets. That's it, they are great. I feel that this set is worth every penny. They look great, perform wonderfully and should last a lifetime. Edit: I have added the colander and coated pan for eggs. They both nest into the system. Super!

Well made Lifetime pot set for rv’s or boats or at home but they are heavy

Ok, so on Prime Day, I figured I'd order a new set of pots and pans and surprise my hubby who likes to cook with all new stuff for the kitchen. So I spent a good hour or two researching, cross checking, and finally ordered this (a T-Fal) really awesome set that got thousands of 5 star rave reviews, had like 18 pcs with it, was non-stick, induction, basically the best of the best and most expensive, except it was on Prime Day special, so was almost $200 less than normal pricing. I was happy. It showed up. Hub was NOT happy. Apparently he's been wanting a new set, BUT, it MUST have removable handles b/c our kiddo, when emptying the dishwasher, will not take the time to stack our regular handled pots properly and they end up all over the cabinets in no particular order. UGH! I wasn't even home. He made kiddo pop the set into the car and drive it right down to UPS store to be returned that very day. So... another few hours spent researching. Prime day OVER. Sales OFF. Now he wants THIS Magna set, but in non-stick. Read the reviews. NOT happy; some say they scratch and chip too easily. Plus was waaay more expensive and a much smaller set than the T-Fal. After a few days, I finally settled on this set. And boy am I a happy camper! I LOVE how they stack so neatly! I'm still not use to the sticking thing, but I'm getting there. Heating pan first is an absolute MUST DO. And use cooking oil or spray. And cleaning: I was super upset the first time I used these and could not get the stains out, after any amt of scrubbing. Researched again. Found Barkeeper's Friend. AHHHHH MAZE ING! 3 drops of that stuff on a slightly wet pan and using my Scrub Mama ever so gently, and VIOLA... TOTALLY BRAND NEW AGAIN! These pans are pretty much perfect, and I can see them lasting a LOOOONG time, as long as you care for them properly. And they remind me of the set my mama used to have back in the day, before the non-sticks ever were available. So their nostalgic too! Our only issue now: I like restacking exactly as they came, storing handles inside, using the Magna pot separators / protectors between each, and replacing the little black strap that keeps them all neatly together. Why not? But hub hates the strap and keeps throwing it in a drawer. Ha. There's always some battle of the wills, but at least it's a minor one. Like how the toilet paper should roll of the roll, and how the dishwasher is loaded. Some things are just really fun to bicker about. Keeps a marriage interesting, ya know? Summary: Great set. Highly recommend. Just buy them. NOW! (And some BKF and protectors, while you're at it)