Keep your Rogue 425 covered between cookouts.
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A fitted cover for Rogue 425 models with the side shelves raised. An easy way to protect your grill when it is not in use.
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Napoleon · Rogue® PRO-S Series
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Keep your Rogue 425 covered between cookouts.
A fitted cover for Rogue 425 models with the side shelves raised. An easy way to protect your grill when it is not in use.
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Bring breakfast and smaller foods to the grill.
A stainless steel griddle insert sized for Rogue 425 models expands your cooking surface for foods that need a flat top.
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Help protect the patio beneath your grill.
A grill mat adds a protective layer beneath the grill to catch everyday spills. Check the mat dimensions against your planned cooking area.
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The cooking surface uses 7.5 mm stainless steel WAVE grids, giving this configuration Napoleon’s distinctive grid profile.

JETFIRE sends a jet of flame to ignite each burner individually. The ignition is built into the burner controls, so you can light the cooking zones you need as you begin your cook.

Two levels of stainless steel sear plates sit beneath the cooking surface as part of the grill’s heat-management system.
70,500 BTU per hour describes the appliance’s rated heat input. Use the burner breakdown in Specifications to see how that output is distributed; BTU is not a cooking temperature.
The main cooking system uses 3 stainless steel burners. Compare this with the side- and rear-burner equipment listed separately.
The total includes the cooking surfaces counted for this configuration. Compare the main cooking-area measurement separately when choosing primary grill space.
These dimensions describe the primary cooking surface, helping you judge the room available for food and cookware without counting secondary racks.
The infrared SIZZLE ZONE side burner gives high-heat searing its own cooking area alongside the main grill.
Illuminated controls make the burner controls easier to distinguish in lower light, with Napoleon’s SafetyGlow feature built in.
A separate infrared burner at the rear expands the grill’s cooking system for rotisserie-style cooking. Check the included equipment for this exact configuration.
The integrated ACCU-PROBE gauge lets you check the indicated grill temperature while keeping the lid closed.
The high-top lid creates a taller cooking enclosure. Allow for its full opening movement when positioning the grill.
Caster wheels help reposition the equipment, while the locking function helps hold it in its chosen place.
Use the appliance’s heat controls to adjust cooking conditions as you move between dishes and cooking stages.
A built-in bottle opener keeps a useful serving detail close to the cooking area.
The warming rack adds a raised surface above the primary cooking area for a more flexible cooking layout.
A cast aluminum firebox forms the durable base of the cooking system.
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RATINGS & OWNER INSIGHTS
What owners report. What our research finds.
Napoleon Rogue family
EXTERNAL CUSTOMER FEEDBACK
OUR PRODUCT ASSESSMENT
The Rogue is an appealing step up for a household that grills regularly and wants room to grow beyond burgers. Its cast aluminum firebox and JETFIRE ignition give the range a practical foundation, while folding shelves help it fit a smaller patio. Look closely at the trim: infrared searing and a rear rotisserie burner are available on particular versions. Owners often enjoy the cooking results, but gauge, ignition and assembly complaints make careful setup and a responsive dealer worth having.
Owners praise cooking results, quick warm-up and useful patio sizing. Some describe a sticky thermometer, ignition trouble or difficulty reaching support. Scratched deliveries and assembly disappointments also appear, making an early parts check and careful setup worthwhile.
A cast aluminum firebox, separate cooking zones and folding shelf options make this a practical everyday grill. Higher Rogue trims bring an infrared searing station, with a rear infrared burner on applicable PRO-S versions. Choose the equipment you will use instead of assuming every Rogue has the same cooking package.
Check the burner package and cooking-grid material before choosing a finish or trim. Allow time and help for assembly where needed, and test ignition and the lid thermometer promptly. Compare the shelf and cart construction as well as the cooking area, since those details affect everyday use.
The worthwhile upgrade is the burner package you will actually use. Compare a base Rogue with PRO and PRO-S after accounting for delivery, assembly, cover and any rotisserie accessories.
The 4.7/5 Market Rating is based on 339 eligible customer ratings reviewed by Hearth Outpost. The star breakdown distribution shows how those customers rated the product. These are aggregated customer reviews across the market and not random sampling. We display a single rating of four or five stars. At every other star level, we display the average once there are at least two eligible ratings.
The family assessment pools sizes, fuel types, generations and colors. Equipment differs by configuration. The HOP score is a price-independent research assessment. Owner themes summarize the accessible sample.
Research updated September 21, 2026.
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Confidence for years of cooking
Coverage differs by component. The highlights below follow the warranty supplied with this model.
Coverage also extends to other components under their individual warranty terms. Keep your receipt and model and serial numbers for support.
Read Napoleon’s full warrantyLimited manufacturer coverage for eligible defects under normal private use. See the selected model’s written warranty for component coverage, conditions and exclusions.
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Thoughtful engineering, substantial cooking surfaces and carefully considered details define the Napoleon approach. From precise heat control to the feel of the controls, its grills are designed around the experience of cooking outdoors.
Today, its outdoor collection brings cooking technology, kitchen components and gathering spaces together—so your grill can be the beginning of something bigger.
Visit the Napoleon Shop by Hearth OutpostRATINGS & OWNER INSIGHTS
What owners report. What our research finds.
Napoleon Rogue family
EXTERNAL CUSTOMER FEEDBACK
OUR PRODUCT ASSESSMENT
The Rogue is an appealing step up for a household that grills regularly and wants room to grow beyond burgers. Its cast aluminum firebox and JETFIRE ignition give the range a practical foundation, while folding shelves help it fit a smaller patio. Look closely at the trim: infrared searing and a rear rotisserie burner are available on particular versions. Owners often enjoy the cooking results, but gauge, ignition and assembly complaints make careful setup and a responsive dealer worth having.
Owners praise cooking results, quick warm-up and useful patio sizing. Some describe a sticky thermometer, ignition trouble or difficulty reaching support. Scratched deliveries and assembly disappointments also appear, making an early parts check and careful setup worthwhile.
A cast aluminum firebox, separate cooking zones and folding shelf options make this a practical everyday grill. Higher Rogue trims bring an infrared searing station, with a rear infrared burner on applicable PRO-S versions. Choose the equipment you will use instead of assuming every Rogue has the same cooking package.
Check the burner package and cooking-grid material before choosing a finish or trim. Allow time and help for assembly where needed, and test ignition and the lid thermometer promptly. Compare the shelf and cart construction as well as the cooking area, since those details affect everyday use.
The worthwhile upgrade is the burner package you will actually use. Compare a base Rogue with PRO and PRO-S after accounting for delivery, assembly, cover and any rotisserie accessories.
The 4.7/5 Market Rating is based on 339 eligible customer ratings reviewed by Hearth Outpost. The star breakdown distribution shows how those customers rated the product. These are aggregated customer reviews across the market and not random sampling. We display a single rating of four or five stars. At every other star level, we display the average once there are at least two eligible ratings.
The family assessment pools sizes, fuel types, generations and colors. Equipment differs by configuration. The HOP score is a price-independent research assessment. Owner themes summarize the accessible sample.
Research updated September 21, 2026.
Reviews & Ratings MethodologyDeep expertise. A clearer choice.
Compare your options, explore the details and find what feels right for your home.
Deep expertise. A clearer choice.
Compare your options, explore the details and find what feels right for your home.
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