10 Long-Lasting Cast Iron Cookware Products That Are Worth the Price: Le Creuset, Staub, Lodge, and More

Not only is this skillet made with the lightest weight cast iron by quart on the market, but the enameled cast iron also delivers superior heat distribution and retention.

Crafted in France, quality Staub products can take a week to make. The unique shape of this Staub cast iron makes it the ideal vessel for fish, veggies or decadent desserts.

With almost 5,000 5-star reviews you can feel confident about your purchase when buying this Cuisinart cast iron frying pan. 

With enamel handles, this grill pan from Le Creuset easily transfers from the stove top into the oven. The French-made cast iron comes in 12 vibrant colors.

Perfectly sized for your morning breakfast, this cast iron from Smithey is naturally non-stick and comes pre-seasoned. These pans have topped many of the best cast iron lists around the web.

This seven-piece set comes with two sizes of round cocottes with lids, a grilling pan and Staub's Perfect Pan. Right now you can save over $700 on this extremely impressive cookware set.

Lodge is known as one of the leaders in top-of-the-line cast iron pans, like this traditional skillet. Starting business back in 1896, Lodge like their cast iron products, has stood the test of time. 

One of William Sonoma's best-selling products, this Le Creuset round oven pan is great for braising a roast and then popping it in the oven to cook low and slow. 

Chicken, steaks and burgers will taste like they came off the grill when prepared on this cast iron grill pan. It comes pre-seasoned, and adding your own seasoning over time will give your meats an added depth of flavor the more you cook on it.

For the bakers and bread makers, you'll want this Le Creuset pan. Specifically designed to bake bread, the oversized rounded lid gives enough space for your bread to rise before and during baking.