- Is this grill worth it over a standard Rogue?
- Yes if you will use rotisserie and a side burner. The infrared rear burner and side burner are the main upgrades over a base Rogue, and they cover roasting and pot cooking a plain three-burner cannot.
- Does it come with a rotisserie kit?
- The grill has a rear infrared rotisserie burner. Check the box contents for the spit, forks and motor, since some Napoleon models sell the kit separately.
- Can it run on propane?
- This model is set up for natural gas and connects to a household gas line. It is not a propane tank grill, so plan for a fixed hookup.
- How big is the cooking area?
- It is a three-burner single cooking surface with a warming rack above, on a 55-inch-wide cart. That fits roughly a family-sized cookout rather than a large party.
- How does it compare with a Napoleon Prestige?
- The Prestige adds more burners, heavier construction and extras like a smoker tray and illuminated knobs. The Rogue PRO-S keeps the infrared rotisserie and side burner at a simpler build level.
- What is in the box?
- The grill, cart with cabinet and side table, side burner, warming rack, grease tray and thermometer. Confirm whether the rotisserie spit and motor are included before buying.
- Where is the Napoleon Rogue PRO-S Series Stainless Steel 3-Burner Infrared Natural Gas Grill RPS425RSIBNSS-2 cheapest?
- At The Home Depot, for $1,629.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Napoleon Rogue PRO-S Series Stainless Steel 3-Burner Infrared Natural Gas Grill RPS425RSIBNSS-2?
- 5 stores we checked sell it, including Boise, The Home Depot, Amazon, Abt Electronics, BbqGuys.