- Is the Napoleon Rogue 425 worth it?
- For many shoppers, yes. It offers reliable ignition, even heating, and durable construction at a mid-range level. It competes well with other three-burner grills in its class.
- How does it compare to the Napoleon Rogue 425 with side burner?
- The Rogue 425 without a side burner is more compact and lighter. The version with a side burner adds cooking flexibility but takes up more space and adds weight.
- What is the cooking area and BTU output?
- It has 576 square inches of total cooking area and 42,000 BTU across three main burners.
- Does it come with a propane tank?
- No, the propane tank is not included. It is designed for use with a standard liquid propane tank, which must be purchased separately.
- What is included in the box?
- The grill, three burners, cast iron cooking grids, stainless steel sear plates, foldable side shelves, and locking caster wheels are included. A propane hose and regulator are also included.
- Is assembly required?
- Yes, some assembly is required. Most owners can complete it in a few hours, though some find it takes longer.
- Where is the Napoleon R425PK2 Rogue 425 Freestanding Gas Grill with 42,000 Total BTU, 576 sq. in. Cooking Area and JetFire Ignition (Black, Liquid Propane) cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $799.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Napoleon R425PK2 Rogue 425 Freestanding Gas Grill with 42,000 Total BTU, 576 sq. in. Cooking Area and JetFire Ignition (Black, Liquid Propane)?
- 12 stores we checked sell it, including Amazon, Lowe's, Home Depot, Abt Electronics & Appliances, Acme Tools.
