RizlaRolled blue

Thinner papers means slower burning. I prefer slower burning papers because I like to take my time with my cigarettes and they produce less second-hand smoke. However, they will cause your cigarette to go out more easily/frequently depending on the moisture level of your tobacco. Despite preferring slower burning papers, if I have very moist tobacco, then I will use thicker papers as the thinner papers can easily run (paper burns faster than the tobacco) or get a little soggy from all the moisture.Now among the thinner papers, Zig Zag Whites have always been my favorite, but due to their price, I always went with Rizla Greens instead which is a thicker paper. So when I saw that Rizla has these thinner Blues by the box, I jumped on board, and I have to say that Rizla really did a great job. They're not quite as luxurious as the Zig Zags as the imprinting isn't as fancy, but like Zig Zags they aren't waxy and use the imprinting as a means to produce a thinner product, instead of being just a blank, super-thin, waxy paper like I find with most thinner papers.If I want full-blown luxury, I'd still go with Zig Zag whites. But at this price, these Rizla Blues will be my daily driver, replacing my Rizla greens entirely.

Unopened box comes, shrink, wrapped, the Risler blue are light papers, single wide

... but if you are going to do it, do it with the least amount of chemical garbage you can do it with. Most papers, and manufactured cigarettes, have gun powder processed into the paper; This makes it burn even and burn faster. These papers are vellum with NO gun powder. If you do not "nurse" a cigarette rolled in this paper it will go out. You may think that is a bad a thing, but once you put it down, it goes out. This saves you money and gives you a realistic idea of just how much you are actually smoking.

After American Spirit stopped including papers with their roll your own tobacco, I was greatly dissapointed. I've tried Raw and other brands only to leave a nasty burnt paper taste with throat irritation. I read through some reviews here and decided to give it a go. I was greatly impressed. The papers burn clean and evenly. They are a bit smaller in width then the old spirit one's. This did not bother me at all because now I'm smoking less paper. It only took me a bit to get used to rolling with a diiferent size. This is the best paper I have found for smoking tobacco.

What a great deal! These are hard to find in my local smoke shops on a regular basis and even when I can find them they're $0.99 a pack at least. I smoke American Spirit, which no longer comes with papers (and even when they did, there were never enough), and like a paper that's low in glue and thin. These are the closest I've found to the original American Spirit papers--thin, light glue, a little smaller than the Spirit papers. I really enjoy the Raw Hemp papers as well, but they're a little more expensive and the packs run out a lot faster.

What to say about buying a bulk product without needing it right away? Headline says it all.Got the item I ordered in the time expected. As a long-time American Spirit rolling tobacco smoker that still wants to buy their irritating death-inducing brand... even after they ditched, first Rizzla, then all rolling papers in general...Well, now that I've said all that, I can't finish the sentence I was about to type.I still feel like an as* for giving them money, but this kind of deal on high-quality papers softens the blow a bit. Rizzla is the shiznit. Around $0.30 per 50 papers is a no-brainer.

These have quickly become my favorite rolling paper for everything: cigs, spliffs, joints, these papers perform flawlessly. Thin enough that the paper taste is unintrusive, yet not so thin that they are hard to roll with. Nice, slow burn time, quality gum, and enhanced flavor of whatever you're smoking makes these an all around win. If you find these hard to roll with at first, persevere: you'll thank yourself.

I've been rolling my own for 20+ years. The past 10+ I've smoke American Spirit. They stopped including papers with the tobacco, and thru a bit research I discovered the papers that they did use were made by Rizla, and these are the same. Super great value for a great quality paper