Quick answer
The HexClad All-In Bundle (25-Pc) is a full kitchen reset: Hybrid pots and pans, a chef's knife forged from Japanese Damascus steel, and a trio of stainless-steel mixing bowls with lids. It arrives in three separate boxes and costs $1,249.38 (catalog comparison price $1,893.00), which works out to roughly $50 per piece. Buy it if you're outfitting a kitchen from scratch or replacing mismatched cookware; skip it if you already own a solid skillet or only cook for one or two people.
What the 25 pieces actually cover
The bundle splits into three categories: Hybrid pots and pans, a Damascus steel chef's knife, and three stainless-steel mixing bowls with lids. That mix matters because it covers stovetop cooking, prep, and knife work in one purchase. You aren't buying 25 variations of the same pan.
- Hybrid cookware: the bulk of the set, designed for searing and easy cleanup thanks to the proprietary Hybrid surface.
- Knife: a chef's knife forged from Japanese Damascus steel, the one blade most home cooks use for 80% of tasks.
- Mixing bowls: three stainless-steel bowls with lids, useful for prep, marinating, and storage.
Why the bundle is priced the way it is
At $1,249.38 against a $1,893.00 comparison price, the bundle saves about $644 versus buying those items separately at catalog rates. Per piece, that's roughly $50, which is competitive for Hybrid cookware and a Damascus knife. If you only need two or three pieces, a smaller set like the Hybrid Fry Pan Set with Lids, 6pc at $345.80 will cost less upfront and still cover the most-used skillets.
How it compares to the Prime Time Bundle
The Prime Time Bundle ($1,161.78, comparison $1,734.00) is the closest alternative. It also includes Hybrid pots and pans, a chef's knife, and mixing bowls with vacuum-sealed lids, plus a free gift. The All-In Bundle adds more pieces overall and a Damascus steel knife, while Prime Time focuses on the core tools with a slightly lower price. If you want the knife upgrade and a larger pan count, All-In is the better fit.
Neither bundle includes a stock pot or specialty pieces like a wok, so check your existing inventory before buying. If you already own a large stock pot, you may be paying for duplication.
Decision rules for buying the All-In Bundle
- Rule 1: Count your current pans: If you own fewer than five usable pots and pans, the 25-piece set replaces them efficiently. If you already have a 10" or 12" skillet you love, you're paying for duplicates. Buy if you're starting from scratch or down to one or two pans.
- Rule 2: Match the knife to your habits: The included Damascus chef's knife is the workhorse blade. If you already own a chef's knife you sharpen regularly, that value is wasted. Skip if your current knife is in good shape and you don't want another.
- Rule 3: Storage check: The set arrives in three separate boxes, so plan for cabinet or drawer space before ordering. Measure your largest drawer or cabinet shelf; 25 pieces take up room. If space is tight, consider the 6-piece fry pan set instead.
- Rule 4: Household size: For one or two people, the full 25 pieces is overkill. For three or more, or for frequent entertaining, the variety pays off. Large families and batch cooks get the most value.
Product facts
- All-In Bundle (25-Pc): This total kitchen reset bundle has everything you need to take your culinary adventures to the next level! Think: Hybrid pots and pans, a chef's knife forged from Japanese Damascus steel, and a trio of stainless-steel mixing bowls with lids. Covers cookware, knife work, and prep in one order, so you don't need to shop for separate pieces.
- Prime Time Bundle: You want your kitchen to be primo. Start here, with a collection of pots and pans that all showcase our proprietary Hybrid technology for the ultimate sear and easy cleanup. Plus, you'll get a jack-of-all-trades chef's knife, a set of mixing bowls that come with nifty vacuum-sealed lids and a free gift. A slightly cheaper alternative if you prefer vacuum-sealed lids on the bowls and don't need the Damascus knife.
- Hybrid Fry Pan Set with Lids, 6pc: This is an ideal starter set of pans, whether you're a novice or a pro cook investing in "the good stuff" for the first time. These are the skillets home cooks reach for the most: There's an 8" pan ideal for scrambled eggs, a 10" number for solo meals and a 12" skillet for searing steaks, chops or chicken. A lower-cost entry point if you only need the three most-used skillets and already own pots.
Who should buy the All-In Bundle
Best for
- Home cooks outfitting a first kitchen or replacing mismatched cookware
- Families of three or more who cook most nights
- Anyone who wants a Damascus chef's knife and Hybrid pans in one purchase
Not for
- Cooks who already own a full set of pots and pans they like
- Singles or couples with limited storage space
- Shoppers who only need one or two skillets and want to spend under $400







