This is a nice lightweight Dutch Oven. But it also feels sturdy. The handles have silicone covers to help keep you safe when grabbing it. (Also, the silicone covers can come off. Maybe too easily. Will have to see if they survive long-term.) The pot lid has a metal handle on it that DOES get hot when it's on. It looks plastic, but it is not and retains heat. (Learned this one the hard way. So, it's good to have a kitchen towel or something nearby if you intend to cook with the cover on.) I have not tried it in the oven yet, but it is supposed to be oven safe. Super easy to clean. Good size for a 2-person household. Overall, I am well pleased with this product and would recommend it if you are in the market.

After one use, I have been impressed with the product. It is a light aluminum and heats quickly. I used this on both my gas stove top and inside my oven for the same recipe. Both worked well. The silicon handles became warm and I kept the temperature under 400 like the instructions said.

I liked this pot a lot. It cooked evenly and did well with stew, sauces and soups. It's light weight and cleans up easily. My son made a spaghetti sauce tonight and it browned the onions, as well as slow cooking the red sauce.

I received these products for free from the Hey, Bullseye™ sampling program in exchange for my honest review. This looks like a sturdy Dutch Oven. It is lightweight, and an attractive addition to any kitchen, with its neutral cream color. I haven't had an opportunity to cook in this yet; currently dealing with a heat wave, and I just received it. I am looking forward to posting a Autumn dish soon!

This dutch oven is a cross between a pot and the classic heavier cast iron dutch ovens made by the famous brand names. There is a nonstick coating inside that has more nonstick ability than the typical coated/painted cast iron. It is definitely lighter though, which means it's easier to handle, but it won't retain heat for as long. Size is just right. Not too big and not to small.

This is a nice lightweight Dutch Oven. But it also feels sturdy. The handles have silicone covers to help keep you safe when grabbing it. (Also, the silicone covers can come off. Maybe too easily. Will have to see if they survive long-term.) The pot lid has a metal handle on it that DOES get hot when it's on. It looks plastic, but it is not and retains heat. (Learned this one the hard way. So, it's good to have a kitchen towel or something nearby if you intend to cook with the cover on.) I have not tried it in the oven yet, but it is supposed to be oven safe. Super easy to clean. Good size for a 2-person household. Overall, I am well pleased with this product and would recommend it if you are in the market.

After one use, I have been impressed with the product. It is a light aluminum and heats quickly. I used this on both my gas stove top and inside my oven for the same recipe. Both worked well. The silicon handles became warm and I kept the temperature under 400 like the instructions said.

I liked this pot a lot. It cooked evenly and did well with stew, sauces and soups. It's light weight and cleans up easily. My son made a spaghetti sauce tonight and it browned the onions, as well as slow cooking the red sauce.

I received these products for free from the Hey, Bullseye™ sampling program in exchange for my honest review. This looks like a sturdy Dutch Oven. It is lightweight, and an attractive addition to any kitchen, with its neutral cream color. I haven't had an opportunity to cook in this yet; currently dealing with a heat wave, and I just received it. I am looking forward to posting a Autumn dish soon!

This dutch oven is a cross between a pot and the classic heavier cast iron dutch ovens made by the famous brand names. There is a nonstick coating inside that has more nonstick ability than the typical coated/painted cast iron. It is definitely lighter though, which means it's easier to handle, but it won't retain heat for as long. Size is just right. Not too big and not to small.