If you are looking for a serious grill you have likely heard about Napoleon, if not they are a manufacturer that is known to make some very nice quality grills usually with a generally good reputation.
But can this Triumph 325 really stay in line with this standard. Lets find out!
Napoleon Triumph 325 Review
Let me start of by talking about design. The unit itself is primarily made from stainless steel, this gives it a more premium looks and appearance that I really like. Though it isn’t the flashiest of grills I have seen it definitely has a nice premium look and design. As you can see from the picture this grill has a cooking lid which allows for cooking at extremely high temperatures. You can also monitor the temperature with the built-in thermometer right in the lid itself which is a handy addition.
On the sides you have the shelves which are useful for food preparation or whatever you need them for. They can also be folded down if you are grilling in a smaller space or if you are storing the grill which is nice. Also on the underside of the grill you have wheels with clamps which allow you to move around the grill as you need to.
On the right hand shelve there is an integrated side burner for using a traditional pot or pan for heating condiments or whatever you prefer. The side burner can also be covered when not in use if you just want to use it for the additional shelving area.
In terms of set up this isn’t the easiest grill nor is it the hardest. It took me about 2 hours to get it built and set up properly – the instructions where easy to follow and it really is quite practical for almost anyone to build.
One final thing I would like to mention is the grease tray. It is big and can be covered with a foil before usage which when you are done cooking can then be removed and this keeps the tray protected and makes for easy cleaning.
- Nice build and quality
- Straight forward set up
- Cooks well and heats up fast
- Easy to clean
- Pricey
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