Join us as we delve into the world of KushStar 1 1/4 organic hemp rolling papers with tips, exploring their construction, performance, and overall value. By the end of this review, we aim to provide you with the necessary insights to help you make an informed decision on your next rolling paper purchase.
Rolling papers are an essential component of the smoking experience, playing a significant role in the taste, burn rate, and overall quality of your herbs. However, we understand that preferences can vary, and what works for some may not necessarily suit others. This is why we like to check out different brands and rolling options.
So, let’s roll up our sleeves and see how these compare to BigBark’s Hemp Papers or any of the products offered by Pure Hemp.
QUALITY OF CONSTRUCTION
KushStar’s paper is made from 100% organic hemp paper with a weight of 12.5 GSM (Grams per Square Meter). Also their unrefined creamy light brown appearance indicates the absence of excessive processing, which hopefully ensures a more authentic smoking experience.
In terms of dimensions, the sheets measure 44 mm x 77 mm, providing ample space for your preferred herb blend. This size is suitable for those who prefer a 1 1/4″ rolling paper, offering versatility for various rolling techniques and preferences.
Accompanying the rolling papers are conveniently sized paper tips, measuring 20 mm x 39 mm. These paper filters play a crucial role in enhancing the smoking experience by providing stability, improving airflow, and preventing the inhalation of unwanted particles.
To ensure a secure and consistent seal, KushStar’s hemp rolling papers utilize 100% natural Arabic gum. This adhesive gum, derived from the Acacia tree, provides a reliable bond when moistened, allowing for a smooth and hassle-free rolling process.
These remind us of Justin Beaver’s Hemp rolling papers.
EASE OF USE
When it comes to ease of use, KushStar’s hemp rolling papers offer a straightforward and user-friendly experience, akin to other papers of similar thickness.
Rolling with them is a breeze, as they handle smoothly and predictably. Whether you’re a seasoned roller or new to the art, you’ll find that the familiar thickness and texture of these papers make the rolling process intuitive and comfortable. Their consistency ensures a reliable grip, making it easier to create tight, well-formed joints. One notable feature that contributes to the ease of rolling is the perforated tips. With three perforations, these filter tips are very easy to roll into a circle.
In terms of performance, they burned even and slowly. This attribute ensures a prolonged and consistent smoking session, allowing you to fully savor the flavors and aromas of your chosen herbs. The papers’ ability to burn evenly contributes to a smooth smoking experience, minimizing the risk of runs or hot spots.
OVERALL VALUE
When considering value several factors come into play, including the price, quantity, and accessibility of the product.
The lowest price we saw online was $12.99 for a package of 5 booklets with each booklet containing 33 leaves and 33 natural tips. The inclusion of perforated tips adds further value, as it eliminates the need for separate filters, saving you both time and additional expenses.
Ordering is a straightforward process, thanks to the convenience of purchasing directly from the manufacturer’s website. This ensures a reliable source for obtaining the papers, allowing you to have them delivered directly to your doorstep. Additionally, the manufacturer offers several different size options, catering to the preferences and rolling styles of a wide range of users.
KushStar’s hemp rolling papers provide decent overall value. With a reasonable price for a package of 5 booklets, each containing 33 leaves and 33 natural perforated tips, you’re getting a substantial supply to fulfill your rolling needs. The accessibility of ordering directly from the manufacturer’s website, coupled with the availability of different size options, adds further convenience and versatility.
Allen Ng
I tried this brand was not impressed. They felt like generic papers and the glue didn’t stick well.
David Kline
I’ve had that glue problem before with other hemp papers but these were okay while we used. I personally prefer rice over hemp, but that’s just personal.