Napoleon Rogue vs Rogue PRO vs Rogue PRO-S: Australian Range Guide

Outdoorium’s current Australian Napoleon gas-BBQ catalogue separates Rogue into three distinct families: standard Rogue, Rogue PRO and Rogue PRO-S. The useful way to compare them is by the actual model and burner configuration available in each family, rather than treating every Rogue model as interchangeable.

Current range structure

Standard Rogue

The standard Rogue family currently includes the Rogue 365, Rogue 425 and Rogue 525. The catalogue progresses from two main burners on the 365 to three on the 425 and four on the 525.

Rogue PRO

The active Rogue PRO range includes 425, 525 and 625 SIB models. These should be compared against the exact standard Rogue model and the corresponding PRO-S model using the current product specifications. Outdoorium also has some Napoleon products in draft status; a draft product should not be assumed to be a currently promoted option.

Rogue PRO-S

The active Rogue PRO-S range includes 425, 525 and 625 RSIB models. PRO-S is a separate family from Rogue PRO, so buyers should compare the exact model configuration rather than relying only on the size number.

How to compare the families

• Choose the size first: compare the available 365, 425, 525 and 625 formats that suit your space and cooking requirements.
• Then compare configuration: standard Rogue, PRO SIB and PRO-S RSIB models differ in equipment and model specification.
• Confirm fuel variant: LPG and natural-gas availability varies by model.
• Check exact accessories: covers, griddles, drip-pan liners, warming racks and rotisserie products can be model-specific.
• Use the product page as the final source: verify dimensions, specifications, availability and price before ordering.

Current Napoleon gas BBQ range

Browse Napoleon Gas BBQs to compare the current Freestyle, Rogue, Rogue PRO and Rogue PRO-S products in one place. For portable, built-in, charcoal and smoker products, use the broader Napoleon BBQs range.