Field's cast-iron skillets work just as well as other brands but are so much more lightweight—the 10-inch model weighs just 4 pounds, at least 20% less than other models. The inside of the pans are also well burnished so they're smooth, not rough, for low-stick cooking, especially if you've seasoned your skillet properly. The Field skillets come pre-seasoned and are available in a range of sizes to suit the needs of any home cook. Choose between the No. 4, a compact 6-inch pan that's perfect for morning eggs and personal grilled cheese; the medium-sized 10-inch No. 8 or 12-inch No. 10; or the No. 12, a generous 14-inch skillet that is our favorite for big batches and campfire cooking. You can purchase the custom Field Company cast iron lids here.

Field Company seasoned cast iron lids are made to withstand high-heat cooking on the stovetop and in the oven. Each tight-fitting lid is designed with concentric ridges on the inside to gather condensation and distribute moisture evenly while basting the surface of your food as it braises. Combined with a lightweight Field Company skillet, you can braise, sear or bake with ease. Available in several different sizes to ensure a snug fit on skillets large and small. You can purchase the Field Company skillets here.

This 4.5-quart cast-iron Dutch oven from Field Company heats evenly and is sized just right–big enough to hold full batches of soups and stews, but small enough to store away in your kitchen. While you can use it to make any dish that needs long, slow, even heat like stews or beans, it works just as well for searing thanks to its durable seasoned cast-iron surface. Our favorite feature: Field cast iron is lighter than other brands, meaning you’ll get high quality without the heavy weight when moving your Dutch oven from the stove to oven to table. And concentric ridges on the inside of the tight-fitting lid gather condensation to distribute moisture evenly and baste the surface of your food as it braises.

Field's cast-iron griddle is the perfect pan for breakfast or quick high-heat cooking. The low sides let you easily get your spatula under pancakes and fried eggs, and it's perfect for searing steak. We love Field's cast iron because it works just as well as other brands but is much lighter and easier to maneuver—the 10.5 inch No. 9 model weighs just 4 pounds, at least 20% less than other models. Like all Field cast iron, the griddle comes pre-seasoned, well burnished so it's smooth, not rough, for natural nonstick cooking, especially if you've seasoned your skillet properly. The Griddle No. 9 is a single-burner tool designed to fit any stovetop (including electric and induction). Cast iron gets—and stays—hotter than most pans.