Love these pans. I have each size. I bought mine almost 5 years ago and they are still in great shape. They say their dishwasher safe but I cherish them too much to even try. This last set that I'm rating was the first set I have purchased online as I was sending it as a gift. But I have purchased several sets since mine all as gifts and each recipient has loved them as well.

I got 3 of these pans in different sizes for my daughter for her birthday. When she told me she needed some new non-stick pans, I knew just what to buy. I have had these pans for years, and I love them.They are a nice, heavy weight. If you take good care of them, they last for years. A great pan at a fraction of the price you would usually pay for a pan of this quality.

I love these frying pans. I've used them for years and have all the sizes.. My brother and a couple of my kids do too. They come in various sizes. Makes a nice gift.

I have tried many non-stick fry pans over the years and this is my favorite. It is sturdy, heats evenly, and the non-stick coating has held up very well. This is my third purchase of these pans, in different sizes.

THE BEST NONSTICK PAN OUT THERE AND SO INEXPENSIVE HEAVY DUTY I had it for a year looks like the day i bought it. I even bought an extra one to have for the future incase something happens to this one cause you they stop selling anything thats really good.

A Sam’s Club product, the 10-inch Member’s Mark nonstick aluminum pan turns out evenly cooked food that easily slides out of the pan in CR’s tests. The handle isn’t very sturdy, but otherwise it outperforms several more expensive models. Oven-safe up to 400° F, the pan comes with a lifetime warranty. Detailed Test Results Cooking evenness: This model was very good at uniformly browning a pancake that covered the entire cooking surface. We expect all cookware in this set to perform similarly for this and other food. Nonstick durability: This model was very good at withstanding up to 2,000 strokes using steel wool on the frypan’s surface. This is done only on frypans with nonstick surfaces, simulating scraping with metal utensils and abrasive cleaners. This also predicts performance for other nonstick pieces in the set. Nonstick food release: This model was excellent in releasing multiple eggs from the frypan. Four eggs are cooked in the frypan consecutively. The pan is initially seasoned with vegetable oil prior to cooking the first egg. An Excellent score indicates that all four eggs slid off the pan without assistance; A Poor score indicates that scraping was needed to release any egg from the pan and some egg residue was left on the pan. Handle temperature: This set’s handles were excellent at keeping temperatures low enough to touch without a potholder when used on the stovetop. You’ll definitely need a potholder for sets scoring Fair or Poor. We also consider the size and shape of the handle when scoring. Handle sturdiness: This set scored good for handle sturdiness, which gauges its resistance to bending or breaking under increasing force

My Dad who is 91 years old was fussing everyday about the nonstick frying pan he was using. He researched this frying pan from Sam’s Club and asked me to order it for him. He absolutely loves it. Says his eggs never stick and it cooks evenly. It is a little heavy, compared to other nonstick frying pans, but it sure makes him happy! And it was only $15.

Never thought that a Members Mark pan would be so good, but due to the great reviews I took the chance and bought it. Feels sturdy and well made. The anti adherent surface works extremely well. Its been a while since I have been able to make a good omelette that didn't stick to my pans. Already planning on buying the 8" version. I kept the plastic cover that comes with the pan to protect it from scratches.

Seems to scratch easily but cooks well. The first time I used it I cooked with a soft silicon utensil but still saw scratches. However, it’s a heavy skillet and cooks evenly.

This Pan came dented on one side and after using it for a month it has scratches on the inside and I've never used metal utensil on this pan so the scratches should not be there but they are.