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Napoleon NK22CK-C Rodeo Charcoal Kettle Grill with Cart, Black
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| List Price: | $399.00 |
| Price: | $369.00 & FREE Shipping |
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- Assembly of 1 grill per product instructions
- Typical assembly time of 2 hours
- Moving the grill to a new location is not included
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- Heavy gauge black porcelain lid and cooking bowl folding stainless steel shelf for added preparation space
- Total cooking area: 365 sq. In
- Offset hinged lid for safe operation over the entire cooking surface
- Cast iron hinged cooking grids with three height adjustments and stainless steel heat diffuser
- Removable high capacity, heavy steel ash catcher
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| Customer Rating | (4) | (73) | (660) | (250) |
| Price | $369.00 | $249.00 | $149.00 | $399.00 |
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| Sold By | BBQ Authority Inc | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | Amazon.com |
| Item Dimensions | 28.5 x 44.75 x 41.75 in | 29 x 43.5 x 42 in | 22.5 x 38.5 x 27 in | 48 x 30 x 43.5 in |
| Power Source | Charcoal | Charcoal | Charcoal | Charcoal |
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By
P. Ross
on August 23, 2015
**rating edited from a one star to a four star** See subsequent comments.
I was on my way to the nearby big box store to buy a replacement for my 15 year old Weber Performer, which had been used nearly constantly since new. The only hesitation I had was that the new Webers no longer came with a stainless steel table. I did not like the plastic one and the painted metal just didn't do it for me.
On my way, I passed a local fireplace / grill center and there in front was a great looking kettle style charcoal grilled with a stainless table. I stopped in, looked it over and after speaking with the owner of the establishment, drove home with what appeared to be a superior product.
The first thing I noticed were the stainless table (why Weber discontinued theirs is beyond me), and a height adjustable, heavy cast iron grate, which seemed to hint that this was a quality product.
I lit the grill to burn off any residual paint or other nasties, and was pleased at how it held temperatures. The cast iron grate seemed to be a nice upgrade.
My first cooking experiment was a simple pork tenderloin to gauge how this grill performed and all seemed well at first. The grill is a bit hotter than my Weber with the same amount of briquettes I usually use, but I figured I can adjust. The tenderloin came out satisfactory.
I noticed after cooking that the huge flame logo in the center of the cast iron grate collected a lot of drippings that are difficult to clean, and do not burn easily off with subsequent lightings. Really an unnecessary PITA.
I became really concerned when after one week of ownership and three uses, I noticed the nice shiny pod on the lid which holds the thermometer was a cheaply made metal with a shiny paint applied.Read more ›
I was on my way to the nearby big box store to buy a replacement for my 15 year old Weber Performer, which had been used nearly constantly since new. The only hesitation I had was that the new Webers no longer came with a stainless steel table. I did not like the plastic one and the painted metal just didn't do it for me.
On my way, I passed a local fireplace / grill center and there in front was a great looking kettle style charcoal grilled with a stainless table. I stopped in, looked it over and after speaking with the owner of the establishment, drove home with what appeared to be a superior product.
The first thing I noticed were the stainless table (why Weber discontinued theirs is beyond me), and a height adjustable, heavy cast iron grate, which seemed to hint that this was a quality product.
I lit the grill to burn off any residual paint or other nasties, and was pleased at how it held temperatures. The cast iron grate seemed to be a nice upgrade.
My first cooking experiment was a simple pork tenderloin to gauge how this grill performed and all seemed well at first. The grill is a bit hotter than my Weber with the same amount of briquettes I usually use, but I figured I can adjust. The tenderloin came out satisfactory.
I noticed after cooking that the huge flame logo in the center of the cast iron grate collected a lot of drippings that are difficult to clean, and do not burn easily off with subsequent lightings. Really an unnecessary PITA.
I became really concerned when after one week of ownership and three uses, I noticed the nice shiny pod on the lid which holds the thermometer was a cheaply made metal with a shiny paint applied.Read more ›
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