@dalstrong I own a couple of Dalstrong knifes. They look awesome but are expensive & poor functionality. Gladiator 7” Chefs Knife looks great & feels good, but shape hinders performance. The Gladiator Series 14" Extra-Long Bull Nose Butcher Knife is even worse - plus it scratches easily
@hexclad Worst cookware I ever bought. Skillet was slightly warped upon arrival and got worse on first use. My mistake was getting a replacement instead of getting a refund.
Bought one Hexclad. Never again. Showed up warped and turned into a spinner top on first use. Customer service said it was normal to have a little convex bump so it doesn’t spin. I had to fight to explain it showed up concave and WAS spinning. For the price, you should expect the product to be right.
Bought my first Hexclad pan several months ago. It didn’t sit flat and warped severely as I used it a couple of times. Returned it for a replacement. The new pan is better but not great. It’s okay for searing but not as good as cast iron or a good stainless steel. The non stick aspect is fine, but not noticeably better than other non stick.
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Did you ever notice that when someone in a movie gives the order for “ramming speed,” no asks what that means? Is that an actual setting or is that part of training?