how heavy is this pot
83213
I would have to weigh it to be sure, but my guess is about 12 or 13 pounds. The other person that answered 19 pounds is a little off.
1388854
Not heavy, the handles on both side give your wrists a break. The sides are about 3 inches high. This is my go to pot. Perfect for rice, boils water quickly and oven safe. For more info visit Calphalon.com
790121
It is fairly thick. The pot is heavy. I have the 8Q size. It is stainless steel and then there is another layer on the bottom. It can be used with gas, electric & induction ranges.
1052049
This pot and lid together are 4lb. 5oz. The pot is 3lb. 3oz. the lid is 1lb. 2oz.
1424810
Four pounds without lid; just under five pounds with the lid. It's a great pot for things like stocks or boiled dinners.
1918729
It is heavy- maybe 8 lbs. we used them for shower centerpieces and they were beautiful planted
1912472
I'm sorry I can't answer you truthfully. I have use the pot for canning and soups. I needed a good heavy pot and this one ended up back at Amazon and I got a better one at Bed Bath and Beyond. Same kind of pot different mfg. and heavier. The one I received from \Amazon was out of round so the two pieces did not fit good.
2010678
Not very heavy. I am nearly 70 years old and suffer with weak hands and wrists, but never have any problems lifting or moving the pressure cooker even when filled to capacity.I can highly recommend it for use by a pensioner
2075892
The Amazon description states it's 7 lbs. I think that's with lid, the lid doesn't seem very heavy so the pot is probably a little over 6 lbs. hope this helps.
580129
The handle is fine for me, but the pot is a bit heavy when filled with food.
228520
I'm not sure what constitutes "heavy..." It seems the same weight as any other pots and pans I've used; the same as my old T-Fal teflon pots and pans. I can tell you that when I'm filling up the larger saucepan with water, it does become heavy and difficult to hold because of the shape and size of the handle. My old T-Fals had straight and thick handles, these are thinner and curved. I also find I have to use a potholder (for cushioning) and two hands when I want to use a strainer to dump water out of my pasta. This could also be because the saucepan holds more water than my old ones used to. If you're asking if they're flimsy... no, they are nice and sturdy. Hope that was some help, at least.
1402317
It weighs 7 oz. Which is Pretty darn heavy for a mug. My cooking pots weigh less than this thing and hold more liquid.If you need a mug, and care about weight, i suggest looking at the GSI infinity mug(3.5oz) or the nesting mug/bowl (2 oz + 1 oz)
1340320
I just stuck it on my kitchen scale. I came up with 67 1/2 oz which would make it about 4 lbs. It doesn't feel like 4 lbs but then, I lift pots all the time. It is pretty substantial. Not flimsy.
1445384
I don't know the weight, but it is not light. It is as heavy as my other 3Q pot.
310198
It is very light. You won't have a problem lifting the pan at all. It isn't heavy like the ceramic pots. It cleans up very easy also.
1616899
Cannot state actual weight but it is quite heavy (and very sturdy). I have arthritis in my hands and always use both hands to lift it. I love it and always use it more than other lighter weight pots
2029023
I don't have a scale to weigh it so this is what I came up with - I compared it to a 2 cup size Pyrex measuring cup and my best guess is it's slightly less, about an ounce less than the Pyrex cup. The pot has about a 1/4" think bottom that probably is what makes it heavier than what it looks like. It's not like a thin aluminum light weight pot that you would typically take camping. I hope this helps.