Best Rolling Papers

[SmokinErb22]

We don't get none of those fancy brands y'all getting around here. Only a couple places carry anything besides ZigZag's and TOP.

I use RAW or Element. They work for me.

 

[Jellyfish]

We don't get none of those fancy brands y'all getting around here. Only a couple places carry anything besides ZigZag's and TOP.

They have this thing called "the internet" now.

 

[stoned-trout]

zig zag ultra thin this week.....yeehaw..smoke em if you got em

 

[Jellyfish]

Smoking Maiz.....imo, the absolute best all-around paper.

Actually, I have to agree with what Lil' Tiger said back in 2010. Maiz papers burn a little better than the Pay-Pays. They are also Made in Spain.

Smoking Brand Maize Rolling Papers are a classic smoking paper, but made from Maize . This gives the papers a yellow is hue and provides a smoking experience that gives great flavour from your smoking mixture. They burn and smoke smooth, but will leave some ash behind. What could be better than a corn fed rolling paper. Made by the famous Rolling Paper Company Smoking for superior Quality

 

[Stoner4Life]

another product offered in the '80s was from E-Z Wider, it was called E-Z Roller and was a small box with a 10 foot long single rolling paper; you pulled the paper to the length you wanted, it was of course glued along one edge.

I had a friend Bobby that liked a challenge, everyone would kick in a couple of grams and he'd roll a nice foot long spliff that was usually evenly burning, I couldn't roll a long one no matter how I tried.......

 

[Sisu]

another product offered in the '80s was from E-Z Wider, it was called E-Z Roller and was a small box with a 10 foot long single rolling paper; you pulled the paper to the length you wanted, it was of course glued along one edge.

I had a friend Bobby that liked a challenge, everyone would kick in a couple of grams and he'd roll a nice foot long spliff that was usually evenly burning, I couldn't roll a long one no matter how I tried.......

Elements has the same kind of deal, not sure but Raw probably does too. I haven't bought any though as I usually smoke shorties, and have been going back to the bowl lately..

 

[Jellyfish]

Pay-Pay makes those too, except in a 16+ foot roll. But you're right, to my knowledge, EZ Wider was the first one to offer them.

 

[Stoner4Life]

it would still be Club aerated wraps for me if they made them anymore.......

 

[DR.Thrax]

you can roll with that thin layer of film on the inside of bamboo

 

[-tempa-]

Classic raw with the raw roach ...ahhhhh

 

[Johnnyseed]

what makes a good rolling paper? Because when I smoke papers, they don't have much a variation in the smoke..

 

[shithawk420]

Club's madiano if they still make them.undisputed.other wise it's French lights or zig zags.maybe it's cause they are stale and nobody buys them but I haven't been impressed with raw.those premade Cones from the Netherlands are good too.imo

 

[armedoldhippy]

Clubs original single wides.

 

[shithawk420]

Clubs original single wides.

Yes sir.no glue,no ash no bullshit! Just rice! They are rice papers right?

 

[goingrey]

Club's madiano if they still make them.undisputed.other wise it's French lights or zig zags.maybe it's cause they are stale and nobody buys them but I haven't been impressed with raw.those premade Cones from the Netherlands are good too.imo

Modiano Club's are still available and among my favorites. Are they exactly the same as in 1893 when they first came out? Probably not. I think the brand is now owned by Rizla (Imperial Tobacco). Found a blog post online saying the brand is now owned by HBI International (RAW) but if that were the case surely it would be mentioned on the HBI International website and not some random blog?

Unlike you, I really like RAW papers (especially the Classics). The brown paper bag look took some getting used to but the taste of a RAW joint is really good. Burns suitably slow without adding too much taste from the paper itself. Another good one is Greengo.

 

[shithawk420]

Modiano Club's are still available and among my favorites. Are they exactly the same as in 1893 when they first came out? Probably not. I think the brand is now owned by Rizla (Imperial Tobacco). Found a blog post online saying the brand is now owned by HBI International (RAW) but if that were the case surely it would be mentioned on the HBI International website and not some random blog?

Unlike you, I really like RAW papers (especially the Classics). The brown paper bag look took some getting used to but the taste of a RAW joint is really good. Burns suitably slow without adding too much taste from the paper itself. Another good one is Greengo.

Oh yeah.Rizla silver are good too.maybe I just got an old RAW paper or something.i know some people swear by them.i remember I was looking for papers like 15 years ago at my uncle's.i found these old madionos with the Sigmund Freud looking guy reading a newspaper.i was like where the hell is the glue!? That's how I really learned to roll a joint.im still the best to this day lol

 

[exploziv]

Since we got here, how do you use those no glue papers?
I usually go for the slim and narrow smoking master, grey ones. They sell it in a roll, too. I roll long and narrow joints so those help me burn the least paper I can while enjoying my smokeables.

 

[goingrey]

Since we got here, how do you use those no glue papers?

You use them exactly the same as the papers with glue. The quality of the paper is such that moistening it with saliva will make it sticky. The downside is that the joint might stick to your lips if you hold it between them (think oldschool car mechanic working on an engine).

 

[shithawk420]

Actually I've found if you tear the paper correcly just right it will stick to itself.they are a bitch.like I don't know.the paper needs a correct tear to stick! Sorry! Trust me I went crazy!

 

[Cuddles]

Back in england we all used rizlas of course. I once got those that came on a roll so you could technically roll a really long one but doing the actual rolling was a killer, lol .