All-Clad HA1 Nonstick Fry Pan

The verdict

The HA1 Expert line pairs a hard-anodized aluminum body with a stainless-steel base and a PTFE nonstick coating, with flared sides for one-handed sautéing. The 10-inch size is the everyday workhorse: big enough for two chicken breasts or a family omelet, small enough to handle easily.

All-Clad HA1 Nonstick Fry Pan — about $65 at Amazon for the 10-inch pan · ≈4.5★ · a hard-anodized nonstick fry pan from a brand known for even heat, at a price well below All-Clad's stainless lines.

It is oven-safe to 500°F and dishwasher-safe, though hand washing keeps any nonstick coating alive longer.

Specs

  • Hard-anodized aluminum body with stainless-steel base
  • PTFE nonstick coating; flared sides for sautéing
  • 10-inch size (also sold in 8- and 12-inch)
  • Oven-safe to 500°F
  • Dishwasher-safe (hand washing recommended for coating life)

Blind details

For a blind shopper, buy by size and by feel, not by the HA1 label alone: All-Clad sells this line in 8-, 10-, and 12-inch pans and in sets, and the listings are easy to confuse. The 10-inch pan is the right default if you cook for one or two; go 12-inch only if you regularly cook for a crowd. Before ordering, confirm the size in the listing title and listen for reviews about food release after months of use, since nonstick performance, not day-one slickness, is what you are paying for.

Support: Reachable — All-Clad publishes 1-800-255-2523 for consumer service on all-clad.com.

Honest caveats: the $65 figure is the recent Amazon sale price for the 10-inch pan alone (list $80), and the 8- and 10-inch set has recently sold for about $70, so prices move with sales. The ≈4.5★ rating is reported for the HA1 fry pan set on Amazon, not pinned to the single 10-inch listing. Nonstick coatings wear out — expect years, not decades — and metal utensils will shorten its life, so use wood or silicone tools.

Ready to buy?

Check price on Amazon, seller link, opens in a new tab

Prices change often — the price you see at checkout is the real one.

Blind-owner reviews

No reviews yet — write the first one.

Last reviewed: October 2026.