The best HexClad deals – a chef’s guide to getting the deepest discounts on HexClad pans, knives, and more

If you want HexClad without paying full whack, this is the guide you’ll want to bookmark ahead of the sales

Cooking an steak in a HexClad fry pan
(Image credit: HexClad)

If you love to cook, you’ve probably heard of HexClad – the cookware Gordon Ramsay swears by. The hybrid pans are tough enough for a professional like me, yet non-stick and practical enough for home cooks, too. The brand doesn’t come cheap, so a HexClad sale is always exciting.

I've tested and researched the 'Which HexClad pan is best?', and I track cookware prices year-round. So when a HexClad deal drops, I know straight away whether it’s worth your money. That’s exactly what this page is for – to tell you when the best HexClad deals land (think Amazon Prime Day, Black Friday, and the odd national holiday sale), where you can find a HexClad sale, and how to tell if the discount in front of you is actually a good one.

I’ll also let you know as and when my favorite HexClad pieces go on sale – and point to the best non-stick frying pan competitors that might be cheaper, so bookmark this page if you want to avoid scrolling the web in search of a reliable deal.

The best HexClad deals

HexClad Hybrid Pan searing skin-on salmon

(Image credit: HexClad)

Where to find the best HexClad deals

In my experience, you need to go straight to the source for a good HexClad sale. The HexClad website runs regular seasonal promotions, and they often bundle cookware together (think knives, mixing bowls, pans, and lids) so you get a bigger saving.

After that, the HexClad Amazon storefront is your best bet – especially around Prime Day and Black Friday, when discounts tend to drop across the site.

When is the best time to get a HexClad deal?

Black Friday and Cyber Monday are hands-down the biggest shopping days of the year for cookware, and HexClad rarely disappoints. Last Black Friday, I tracked savings of up to 40% off larger cookware sets and HexClad knives – making it the perfect time to grab multiple pieces if you need a kitchen refresh (or you're shopping for gifts).

Cyber Monday usually carries over many of the same deals, but I always recommend acting on Black Friday itself, just in case limited-time bundles sell out.

Amazon Prime Day is another top opportunity to score a HexClad deal. The event, typically in mid-July (with a second round in October), often prompts HexClad to run its own sales alongside Amazon’s, delivering solid discounts on individual pans, sets, and bundles.

Holiday weekends, like the 4th of July and Labor Day, also bring seasonal-themed promotions on HexClad’s website. If you need griddle pans for end-of-summer cookouts or you're already thinking ahead for next year, Labor Day is a particularly good time to shop 'off-season' – or scoop up 'back to school' or 'Autumn reset' bundles.

If you don’t want to wait, smaller promotions appear sporadically throughout the year, but chasing a big discount on an individual pan, holding out for moments like Black Friday will almost always get you the biggest savings.

How can you tell if you've found a good HexClad deal?

Prices and percentages off during sales seasons can be confusing if you're not a seasoned deal hunter. The first thing I recommend checking is the discount itself. A price drop of 15% is not a huge bargain, especially on an individual pan.

The sweet spot is around 20 – 45% off. You might not think it's possible to get such a big discount on a premium brand, but I've seen numbers this high before on large, limited-time HexClad bundles on the brand's website.

Next, consider what’s included. HexClad bundles that combine multiple pans, lids, or knife blocks often give far better value than buying pieces separately. However: consider what you really need. You might need a new frying pan (and the HexClad Hybrid Pan is a fantastic choice), but do you really need three of varying sizes and all the accompanying lids?

In my guide to the best HexClad pans, I've outlined every piece a home chef will find useful and the ones that might be worth skipping. Another top tip is to think about whether you need a lid for your fry pan. You can usually get a HexClad deal if you forgo the glass lid, which takes around $20-30 off the overall price.

What is a good price for a HexClad pan?

Even the smallest HexClad pan rarely drops below $100. If you see a price tag beneath this, jump on it and don't look back. I also recommend using a price checker to see the price history of the product. The best deals almost always drop around Amazon Prime Day and Black Friday weekend, but if you're not quite convinced, try using CamelCamelCamel to make sure a discount is the real deal.

My favorite HexClad pieces to look for in the sales

I already own all these HexClad pieces and use them in my daily routine. The wok is my favorite for weeknight stir fries with minimal cleanup.

HexClad sale FAQS

HexClad

(Image credit: HexClad)

Will HexClad be on sale for Prime Day?

From my experience as a cookware editor, HexClad almost always runs deals for Amazon Prime Day. During the July event, I saw around 20% off individual pans on the Amazon site and bigger bundle deals in the brand's 'Prime Time' rival sale.

Amazon has now scheduled Prime Big Deal Days for October 7–8, 2025, which is another excellent opportunity to snag HexClad savings. While the brand hasn’t officially announced a rival HexClad sale yet, I’d bet my house there will be one – and a good one at that.

Will HexClad work on induction?

Yes, HexClad will work on an induction stovetop. There's nothing worse than scooping up a great discount on a cult-favorite kitchen item and realizing it won't work in your kitchen setup. Rest assured, HexClad makes the very best induction pans, so you can shop the HexClad sale with peace of mind.

Lydia Hayman
Kitchen Editor

Lydia is the Kitchen Appliances Editor for Homes & Gardens, testing everything from air fryers and mixers to juicers and coffee machines. She trained in Culinary Arts at Leiths School of Food & Wine and previously served as the Recipe Editor for Mindful Chef.



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