- 7 pots and pans, 5 lids
- For frying, one-pan meals, sauces and soup or pasta
- Works on induction · dishwasher use not stated
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Ninja’s NeverQuit ceramic sets and EverClad tri-ply stainless set: what each holds, oven and broiler limits, stoves, care and what Ninja leaves unsaid.
4 products, most cooking jobs covered first
Announced SharkNinja account holders get early access to member Black Friday prices; up to 30% off selected items now. The EverClad 12-piece stainless set is at its full $329.99.
Checked on Ninja’s own site on November 3, 2026. SharkNinja’s site
Last Black Friday: Up to 45% off, plus 10% off selected items with a code. Mostly appliances, but the EverClad 12-piece stainless set was $249.99. From Ninja’s own page, as saved on November 28, 2025.
Last year’s sale prices on Ninja’s site
A price at or below last year’s for the same item is a genuine Black Friday price.
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NeverQuit is ceramic nonstick on aluminum, sold as a 12-piece set or as three frying pans or three pots, so you can buy the half you need. EverClad is tri-ply stainless steel with no coating: seven pans and five lids.
Count the pans, not the pieces. The NeverQuit 12-piece holds four pans and two lids; the other six pieces are three baskets, a spatula, a pasta ladle and a spoon rest. The two smaller NeverQuit sets together give six pans and three lids: 8-, 10.25- and 12-inch frying pans, 1.5- and 2.5-quart saucepans and a 6-quart stockpot. EverClad’s 12 pieces are seven pans and five lids, with three frying pans up to 12 inches.
Every Ninja set here works on induction and every other stove. NeverQuit goes in the oven and under the broiler to 550°F, takes metal utensils and goes in the dishwasher. Ninja rates the glass lids of the 12-piece and the saucepan set lower, to 450°F, so a covered dish stops there.
EverClad goes in the oven to 600°F, but its page says nothing about the broiler, the lids, the dishwasher or utensils, so our tables say “Not stated” for those. Ask Ninja before you put it in the dishwasher.
Ninja says the NeverQuit coating is made without PFAS, PTFE, PFOA, lead or cadmium, and guarantees the nonstick for three years. EverClad carries a lifetime limited warranty. Neither page says where the cookware is made, so our tables say “Not stated”.
Ninja’s product pages for the cookware here do not say where it is made.
| Product | Made in |
|---|---|
| EverClad Commercial-Grade Stainless 12-piece set | Not stated |
| NeverQuit ceramic 12-piece set | Not stated |
| NeverQuit ceramic saucepan 6-piece set | Not stated |
| NeverQuit ceramic frying pan 3-piece set | Not stated |
The warranties Ninja names for these products: Lifetime limited; 3 years, coating included. To make a claim, start from the warranty or support page on Ninja’s own site and keep your proof of purchase.
| Product | Warranty |
|---|---|
| EverClad Commercial-Grade Stainless 12-piece set | Lifetime limited |
| NeverQuit ceramic 12-piece set | 3 years, coating included |
| NeverQuit ceramic saucepan 6-piece set | 3 years, coating included |
| NeverQuit ceramic frying pan 3-piece set | 3 years, coating included |
Scroll sideways for every column; tap a heading to sort. “Not stated” means the maker doesn’t publish it.
| Ninja EverClad Commercial-Grade Stainless 12-piece set | Stainless clad | 7 / 5 | Skillet, Sauté pan or braiser, Saucepan or saucier, Stockpot or Dutch oven | Works on induction | 600 °F / Not stated | Maker doesn't say if it's dishwasher safe |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ninja NeverQuit ceramic 12-piece set | Ceramic coated | 4 / 2 | Skillet, Sauté pan or braiser, Stockpot or Dutch oven, Nonstick egg pan | Works on induction | 550 °F / 450 °F | Dishwasher safe |
| Ninja NeverQuit ceramic saucepan 6-piece set | Ceramic coated | 3 / 3 | Saucepan or saucier, Stockpot or Dutch oven | Works on induction | 550 °F / 450 °F | Dishwasher safe |
| Ninja NeverQuit ceramic frying pan 3-piece set | Ceramic coated | 3 / 0 | Skillet, Nonstick egg pan | Works on induction | 550 °F / No lid | Dishwasher safe |
Products that cover more everyday cooking jobs come first, then those with more pots and pans, then more lids, then by name. It is not a quality ranking, and what we earn from a link never changes the order.
The maker does not publish that figure for this exact product. It does not mean there is no limit; ask the maker or pick a product that states it.