Ninja is launching its EverSear hybrid cookware lineup, officially going on sale November 5. The set combines tri-ply stainless steel searing performance with a nonstick ceramic coating described as non-toxic. Ninja markets EverSear as a more affordable alternative to HexClad, claiming the coating is free of PFAS, PTFE, PFOA, lead, and cadmium. Ninja asserts EverSear is 4x more durable, 6x more scratch-resistant, and 7x more scrub-resistant than HexClad. The cookware is designed for versatile use across gas, electric, ceramic, and induction stoves and is capable of withstanding up to 550°F on its own or 450°F with glass lids. The interior is rivet-free for easier cleaning, and the 10-piece set includes two fry pans, a sauté pan, a saucepan, a stockpot, glass lids, and a spatula. The entire set is dishwasher-safe, and nesting guides help prevent scratches when stored.
Ninja launches EverSear hybrid cookware to rival HexClad at a lower price
Ninja’s EverSear blends tri-ply stainless steel searing with a nonstick ceramic coating, touting durability and a lower price point.

Ninja announces the EverSear hybrid cookware lineup, blending high-heat searing with nonstick ease. The 10-piece set debuts on November 5 and targets HexClad-style cookware with a lower price and claims of greater durability and scratch resistance.




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