Antarcti 8" Frypan Stainless Steel Cookware

Heavy built great quality skillet. Just wish it was made in the USA.

Fried up fish (walleye), medium heat,...no burning, easy clean-up. Light carrying. The handle worked flawlessly, not hot to the touch,..(mesh carrying case a bonus).

purchased the frying pan for fishing trips it’s well made and looks like it will last a lifetime

First impression is excellent looking and feeling stainless steel pan. The handle feels good, but just so you know, it's not detachable. I think it's nice that way. I like the whole design of the pan. It feels good quality and practical. The pan has some weight, but that's how it should be, in my opinion. I'm using this mostly with car camping and shorter trips, not ultra long hikes or anything like that. I want a solid pan that lasts to the next generations and you can fry multiple beef steaks with. I think you can use this pan on an open fire as well, since the aluminium layer is in between the stainless steel layers on the bottom (outer layer is steel). You can probably put this pan in a dishwasher as well. Pouring beak is nice to have. The handle and its moving lock part feels good. You can easily turn the pan and the handle will hold. Handle location on the bottom gives a solid feel to the pan. I have a Msr stainless steel Alpine plate and it fits as a lid over this Firemaple pan if needed. I couldn't find a stainless steel plate from Firemaple (hint!). Msr frying pan is lighter and smaller and the outer layer is aluminium I think. It didn't feel as solid as this Firemaple pan, so I chose Firemaple and I'm very happy with the choice. I haven't used the pan yet, but I bet it will be great.

Nice perfection. I finally found it.

There are many good frypans out there and many come with accessories, Although Fire maple does not come with any accessories it does have a small spout for pouring off liquid, which is a nice feature you can add your own accessories as needed or that suits you.