The Traeger Woodridge launched in January 2025 as the direct replacement for the long-running Pro 575, bringing more cooking space, a redesigned controller, and WiFIRE connectivity. It is the base model in a three-tier lineup — the Pro adds Super Smoke Mode and a pellet sensor, while the Elite adds a sear station. Available on Amazon.ca (ASIN B0DQTBRS3M) and at Home Depot Canada.
| Cooking Area | 860 sq in (two-level grates) |
| Fuel Type | Wood pellets |
| Temperature Range | 180°F – 500°F |
| Hopper Capacity | 24 lb |
| Weight | 137.7 lb (assembled) |
| Connectivity | WiFi (WiFIRE), Traeger App |
| Probes | 1 meat probe included |
| Dimensions | 50 in W x 27 in D x 46 in H |
"I was skeptical at $1,300 but the build is legit — feels way more premium than my old offset. WiFIRE works perfectly and I've done three briskets without touching it."
Source: Amazon.ca reviewer
"Great grill but wish I'd spent the extra $200 for the Pro after I found out about Super Smoke Mode. The base produces good smoke but not the same."
Source: Reddit r/pelletgrills
"Assembly took about two hours solo but everything lined up perfectly. The EZ-Clean keg is genuinely easier than my old Traeger — cleanup is maybe 5 minutes now."
Source: Home Depot Canada reviewer
Owners in r/pelletgrills consistently raise that…
Owners in r/pelletgrills consistently raise that the base Woodridge lacks the Super Smoke Mode and digital pellet sensor found on the Pro, making the $200 step-up feel compelling once buyers research the difference post-purchase.
Source: Reddit r/pelletgrillsReduced vertical clearance inside the cook…
Reduced vertical clearance inside the cook chamber compared to the older barrel-style Pro series is a recurring topic — taller items like beer-can chicken or large standing roasts require careful positioning.
Source: Engadget reviewThe absence of a side shelf…
The absence of a side shelf or bottom storage cabinet is consistently noted as a frustration by owners who use the grill as a primary outdoor cooking station — both are add-on purchases via the PAL rail system.
Source: Reddit r/pelletgrillsNearly every owner review that comes back to describe the Woodridge uses language like 'surprised by how solid it feels for the price.' The WiFIRE app earns consistent praise for reliability and recipe integration, and the 860 sq in capacity is a genuine upgrade over what it replaced. Owners who researched before buying tend to land on the Pro tier; those who start with the base and cook frequently end up wanting the Super Smoke Mode for low-and-slow sessions.
