Massdrop

>>9015597
check the archives, just had a 200 post thread

>>9015610
That's where i found the link to this desu. No one mentioned shit about it though, i read the whole thread.

>>9015617
It's real
It's the 150 line which isn't the best
Smaller pans, it's fine
Larger, you want 2.5mm or don't bother

>>9015657
>It's the 150 line which isn't the best
if it's the 150 line vs all-clad stainless which would you get?

>>9015657
On the product page it says this
>Pans range in thickness from 1.5mm - 2.5mm

Since it's the 1.9Qt version, i'd expect closer to 1.5mm, but with the cast iron handle it will need a bit of weight as well, so i could see it being up to 2mm as well.

>>9015661
Performance would be similar, though with the 150 line likely winning for MOST situations, the all-clad stuff will be cheaper however.

Especially if you're paying MSRP on the Mauviel instead of massdrop pricing.

>>9015666
It says it's 150c2 line in the description.

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>>9015718
Yes, and the mauviel site product page says the 150 series ranges from 1.5mm to 2.5mm thickness.

https://www.mauvielusa.com/cookware/M-150c2-Copper-Stainless-Steel-Saucepan-Lid-plu400.html

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>>9015723
Webmaster is shit. he copy/pasted from the whole heritage line. 150 line = 1.5mm 250 line = 2.5mm

>>9015732
The first line is different though, so i'm not so sure.


Ah well, it really wont make too much of a difference for a small sauce pan of that size.

On a 3.5qt+ suacepan however you'd want 2.5mm for sure.