What size rolling papers should I get?
1-1/4" papers are the classic size for personal joints. King size papers handle bigger rolls and group sessions without running out of paper mid-roll. Single wides work for tight, quick joints. Start with 1-1/4" if you're new, it's the most versatile size and easiest to learn on.
What's the difference between hemp and rice rolling papers?
Hemp papers are thicker and burn slower with more structure, making them easier to roll. Rice papers are ultra-thin and nearly tasteless but require more skill to handle. Hemp papers are better for beginners. Rice papers are for experienced rollers who want maximum flavor from their herb.
Are flavored rolling papers worth it?
Flavored papers add a light taste without overpowering your herb. Juicy Jay flavors like strawberry or grape work well if you like a little sweetness. The flavor is subtle, it won't make your joint taste like candy. Try a single pack first to see if you're into it before buying bulk.
Do I need unbleached rolling papers?
Unbleached papers contain no chlorine or harsh chemicals, just natural hemp or rice. They burn cleaner and taste better than bleached white papers. If you care about what goes in your body and want pure flavor, unbleached is the move. RAW and OCB unbleached papers are industry standards.
How many papers come in a pack?
Most packs contain 32-50 papers depending on brand and size. King size packs usually have 32 sheets. Standard 1-1/4" packs have 50 papers. Bulk boxes like the 24-pack or 50-pack options save money if you roll daily and don't want to restock constantly.
What makes RAW papers different from other brands?
RAW papers are made from unbleached hemp with natural tree sap gum, no chemicals or additives. They burn slower and more evenly than most papers. The crisscross watermark helps prevent runs. RAW papers are the gold standard because they're consistent, widely available, and actually deliver on quality.
Can beginners roll with ultra-thin papers?
Ultra-thin papers like rice or super-fine options are harder for beginners because they tear easily and require gentle handling. Start with standard hemp papers that have more structure and forgive mistakes. Once you've got the technique down, you can graduate to thinner papers for better flavor and slower burn.
