Rolling Papers
Are you looking for rolling paper reviews? We rate the best (and worst) rolling papers from top brands like Pure Hemp, RAW, Zig Zag, Juicy Jays, Futurola and more. You’ll find many different sizes that range from regular all the way up to the 12″ long rolling papers in a variety of flavors and materials including hemp, rice and much more. Below you’ll find our growing list of rolling paper reviews.
Futurola & Tyson King Size Blunt Cone “The Toad” Review
Recently Tyson Ranch partnered with the team at Futurola to create a variety of rolling accessories including today’s review… The Toad Blunt Cone. These king size, terpene-infused blunt co...
Greengo Unbleached 1 1/4 Rolling Papers Review & Photos
Most people think of the RAW brand when it comes to natural papers so we decided to look at alternatives like Moon’s unbleached papers. Today we’re continuing that trend with Greengo’...
Moon Apple Flavour Rolling Papers Review & Photos
A few weeks ago we reviewed Moon’s 1 1/4″ unbleached rolling papers and thought they were perfectly acceptable even though we hadn’t heard of the company before. Today we’re ch...
Pure Hemp Unbleached King Size Rolling Papers Review & Photos
Last week we started our rolling paper review series because there are so many brands, sizes and types currently available. Today we’re looking at our first king size paper – Pure HempR...
Smoking Thinnest Medium Rolling Papers Review & Photos
Earlier this week we reviewed Pure Hemp’s Classic Regulars and thought they were a little too thick for our taste so today we’re going in the opposite direction with a paper that’s 2...
Pure Hemp Classic Regular Rolling Papers Review & Photos
Pure Hemp started making rolling papers in 1996 because they wanted to make a tree-free rolling paper alternative more widely available. I remember seeing this brand before I even started using cannab...
Moon 1 1/4″ Unbleached Rolling Papers Review & Photos
We grew up on Zig Zag rolling papers because aside from Players or Rizla, I don’t remember there being a whole lot of variety at the convenience stores. But now there’s more kinds then I c...