Official cookout, grilling, smoking and BBQ thread

TheHeel · 01-02-2022, 02:25 PM

My old $150 grill finally crapped out last August. It lasted a solid 6 years of 2x-3x/weekly use so it was time. This time around, I wanted to buy a really nice grill that will last a long time.

After researching primarily Weber, I stumbled upon Canadian-based Napoleon grills at my local propane/grill store back in September. Due to world events, manufacturing and materials have been backlogged until this week! Luckily, I was able to buy one of the two they had available.

From what I have read and watched on YouTube, this thing is a beast. The two features that really stuck out to me was the rotisserie component and the side infrared burner. The infrared burner is marketed to sear a steak like a restaurant. Another quality I was looking for was stainless steel grates. The cast iron grates tend to rust quickly even though I am on top of cleaning and seasoning them.

Since I bought my Big Green Egg at the store as well as other things throughout the years, they gave me free assembly and delivery. I also purchase the rotisserie basket and currently looking at rotisserie kebob stakes. Grill set to arrive on Tuesday. I will review next weekend.

https://www.napoleon.com/en/us/grill...-p500rsibpss-3

01-02-2022, 02:25 PM	#11
TheHeel Member Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 15,398	My old $150 grill finally crapped out last August. It lasted a solid 6 years of 2x-3x/weekly use so it was time. This time around, I wanted to buy a really nice grill that will last a long time. After researching primarily Weber, I stumbled upon Canadian-based Napoleon grills at my local propane/grill store back in September. Due to world events, manufacturing and materials have been backlogged until this week! Luckily, I was able to buy one of the two they had available. From what I have read and watched on YouTube, this thing is a beast. The two features that really stuck out to me was the rotisserie component and the side infrared burner. The infrared burner is marketed to sear a steak like a restaurant. Another quality I was looking for was stainless steel grates. The cast iron grates tend to rust quickly even though I am on top of cleaning and seasoning them. Since I bought my Big Green Egg at the store as well as other things throughout the years, they gave me free assembly and delivery. I also purchase the rotisserie basket and currently looking at rotisserie kebob stakes. Grill set to arrive on Tuesday. I will review next weekend. https://www.napoleon.com/en/us/grill...-p500rsibpss-3 __________________ 48,230, 52,879, 40,400, 4,780 Pending Deals: Last edited by TheHeel; 01-02-2022 at 02:30 PM.