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Fissler Original-Profi Collection Stainless Steel 12.6 Inch, 6.7 Quart Multi Ply Wok with High Dome Metal Lid
$399.95View on Amazon- ✓SLEEK DESIGN AND EASY CLEANING: Our rivet-free construction offers a sleek design and hygienically prevents food residue buildup, in turn making cleaning effortless.
- ✓EVEN HEAT DISTRIBUTION: The exclusive Fissler CookStar base guarantees even heat distribution, ensuring perfectly cooked meals every time. Suitable for all stovetops, including induction.
- ✓SUSTAINABLE AND DURABLE CONSTRUCTION: Crafted in Germany from up to 90% recycled 18/10 stainless steel, our cookware ensures longevity and eco-friendliness.
- ✓AWARD-WINNING PERFORMANCE: Proud recipient of the IF Design Award, one of the most prestigious design awards in the world, the Kitchen Innovation Award recognizing products for proven quality, innovation, and reliability, and the prestigious Red Dot Design Award for outstanding design and innovation. Read our reviews to find out why we are an award-winning favorite.
What reviewers say
The Fissler Original-Profi line is presented as a simplified range that now centers on the Original-Profi design with flat-profile handles. One notable change is a thinner base, reduced from 9mm to roughly 7–7.5mm, which makes the pan lighter and quicker to respond to heat; in use, that tradeoff is framed as practical rather than problematic. In testing, heating is described as highly even across the cooking surface, with performance that compares favorably to other premium cookware. The pan also maintains a steady, gentle simmer well, without dropping off or becoming overly aggressive. A few minor drawbacks are noted, including a lid that does not sit securely when inverted and a small gap at the handle joints that could catch food or oil.
- •The Original-Profi range has been consolidated around a single design language with flat-profile handles.
- •Its base has been reduced from 9mm to about 7–7.5mm, trimming weight and improving heat response while remaining a sensible functional change in use.
- •Heating performance is described as exceptionally even, with near-uniform temperatures across the cooking surface and results that compare well with other premium pans.
- •The pan holds a gentle simmer effectively, avoiding both a flat, inactive simmer and an overly vigorous one.
- •A couple of design details stand out as less successful: the lid does not rest securely upside down, and the slight gap where the handles meet the body may trap food residue or oil.
Based on a review by @MQ
About this product
This stainless-steel wok pairs a 12.6-inch cooking surface with a 6.7-quart capacity and a high dome metal lid for larger stir-fry and covered cooking tasks. Its rivet-free interior is designed for easier cleanup, and the Fissler CookStar base supports even heat distribution across all stovetops, including induction; if you're comparing styles, you can browse other cookware options as well.
Best for
- ✓Home cooks who want a large wok for family-size stir-fries and one-pan meals
- ✓Buyers who prefer stainless steel cookware with a rivet-free interior for simpler cleaning
- ✓Households using induction and other mixed stovetop types
- ✓Cooks who want a wok with a lid for steaming, covered simmering, or finishing dishes
- ✓Shoppers looking for cookware made in Germany with recycled stainless steel content
Not ideal for
- ✗Buyers who want a lightweight wok for fast tossing and frequent one-handed handling
- ✗People who only need a small pan for single servings or compact kitchens
- ✗Shoppers looking specifically for nonstick cookware
- ✗Cooks who do not need a lid or the larger 6.7-quart capacity
Strengths
- • Rivet-free construction helps prevent food residue buildup and simplifies cleaning
- • CookStar base is designed for even heat distribution
- • Suitable for all stovetops, including induction
- • Made in Germany from up to 90% recycled 18/10 stainless steel
- • Large 12.6-inch, 6.7-quart format supports bigger batches and covered cooking
- • Backed by multiple design and innovation awards
Limitations
- • Its larger size may take up more storage space than a smaller wok or stir-fry pan
- • Stainless steel cooking can require more attention to heat and technique than nonstick surfaces
- • The high dome metal lid adds bulk compared with an open wok design
- • This is a specialized large wok format rather than an all-purpose compact skillet
Common use cases
- • Cooking vegetable and protein stir-fries for several people
- • Preparing noodle dishes or fried rice in larger batches
- • Using the dome lid to steam or finish dishes with retained heat
- • Making saucy braises or covered simmered meals in a wide pan
- • Searing ingredients on the stovetop when you want even heat across the base
Buying tips
- • Check that a 12.6-inch wok and 6.7-quart capacity fit your burner size, sink, and storage space
- • If easy cleanup matters, a rivet-free interior can be a practical advantage over pans with interior rivets
- • Consider whether you want stainless steel specifically, since cooking feel and food release differ from nonstick
- • A lid adds versatility, so think about whether you will use covered cooking for steaming or simmering
- • If you cook on induction now or may switch later, this wok is built to work across all stovetops
Frequently asked questions
Will this wok work on induction?
Yes. The compatibility is broad here: it is stated to be suitable for all stovetops, including induction.
What is the benefit of the rivet-free design?
The main cleanup advantage is that the rivet-free construction is designed to prevent food residue buildup inside the pan, which can make washing simpler after cooking.
Is this a good choice for large meals?
Its capacity suggests it can handle bigger batches than a smaller stir-fry pan. With a 12.6-inch size and 6.7-quart volume, it may suit family cooking or batch-style meals better than compact skillets.
What is it made from?
The construction is listed as up to 90% recycled 18/10 stainless steel, and it is made in Germany.
Does the lid add useful versatility?
Yes, the lid can make this wok more flexible for covered cooking tasks such as steaming, simmering, or finishing dishes with retained heat, if those are techniques you use often.
Our take
This wok makes sense for cooks who want a large stainless-steel pan with a lid, broad stovetop compatibility, and a design that aims to simplify cleanup. It is especially practical for bigger stir-fries and covered cooking, while buyers who prefer smaller or nonstick pans may want to compare other cookware styles first.
Fissler Original-Profi Collection Stainless Steel 12.6 Inch, 6.7 Quart Multi Ply Wok with High Dome Metal Lid
$399.95
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