Has anyone used this on a grill? What are the handles made out of?
870947
They are metal handles. . .oven proof. I use my pan on the stove top and then place it into the oven to finish cooking my paella and deep dish pizza.
881125
No, the handle is cool to the touch. I think it's made out of bakelite. Kind of like a sauce pan. But it's always a good idea to wear a pair of leather utility gloves when working around molten metal. But you don't need any special type of high heat gloves. Hope that helps!
64764
The handles are coated plastic/vinyl over metal. I have only used the pots a few times, they seem to be durable.
64439
No. The handle stays cool enough. Usually not cooking at very high temperature with this non stick grill pan.
245931
Dawn, what type of handle problem are you asking about. I have used my set on gas, and propane and I am thinking I might have even took it camping once. They are the best thing I have ever cooked in and when I take the time to really clean them all over they look brand new. As far as the handles are considered, I have never had a problem, but I have seen some replacement handles on Ebay. Let me know if this covers it. Happy New Year
701115
The handles are stainless steel and riveted to the pans, meaning they can probably withstand more heat than the other parts of the pans can. The only drawback to the handles is that because they're 100% metal, they won't always be cool to the touch.
1419071
No, I haven't noticed any heat coming from the handles. Hope that helps. So far this has been a great product!
1340101
Not quite sure. I've only used for the craycort. The handle could work for the grill that comes with the Weber but I wouldn't recommend. The handle, over time, could start bending the grates. The handle works great on the craycort though - no regrets since I bought it. Hope that helps.
1883354
The handles are actually pretty bulletproof. They look perfect after 10 or so months of use. The parts getting dirtiest/charred are the machined lip and the bottom (gas burners). But that may or may not be relatively cleanable with something a bit stronger than dish soap...
237893
I haven't had that problem, but I've only picked them up by the wooden handles. After having used the grill for a few times, I now have several cracks on the grates, and they still don't index securely into the supports. The quality of the cast parts is poor.
285058
I have only used mine on top of stove, I would think the handles will not stand up to oven heat they are not made of heat resistant material
1206785
Although I have not used on outside grill, lodge is well known timeless cookery that can be used on outside grill. They are heavy, and be sure to purchase heavy duty silicon handle sleeve or use heavy duty put holder. The pans and handles get super hot which is normal for real lodge brand made in USA cast iron
767147
They are made of a heavy metal. Not sure what kind of metal. They are very nice handles and would recommend them to anyone.
1643914
I have a handle holder that is more like a quilted potholder. I leave it on the handle of my pan which I use everyday. I like it better than these silicone ones that can get singed by the electric stove burners. I think this is the one I have Lodge HHMT Max Temp Handle Mitt, Black
617788
The outer part of the handle is made of thick rubber and doesn't get hot. I don't know of what type of metal the handle core is made. I have had this pan for months and it is still my favorite especially for cooking eggs.
1639873
I would say no- handle too long. Handles made of wood and would eventually burn off. Requires VERY hot and direct heat to the pans.
1695046
I would have to say NO. The Handle and Cover Grip are coated with a heat resistant soft rubber/plastic for lack of not knowing the materials name. Looks and feels like an oven would melt and our burn the handles. One never knows with what they can do these days, though I personally would refrain.