Rolling Papers

Our extensive collection features a wide variety of rolling papers. All of these papers can be enjoyed by expert rollers and beginners alike. However, when first starting, you may want to select larger and wider papers. These larger papers help create an even burn and are easier to handle. Be sure to add plenty of ground flower to your joints as well. Joints that are filled to the brim with plant material tend to burn better than smaller joints without enough botanicals. After choosing your preferred size, be aware that papers can be made out of a variety of materials. Some are strictly organic, and others come from hemp. Certain materials burn better in dry and humid conditions, and some papers may be more comfortable on the lungs. Overall, the higher-end brands are pricier, but they burn well and maintain a smooth texture even when stored for a longer time. To find the perfect match, you just need to get started and experiment with a few different styles.

There is a little bit of a learning curve when it comes to rolling a nice joint. The best way to learn is to ask a buddy of yours to show you the ropes. If you want to practice on your own, check out the large variety of videos and a href="https://www.leafly.com/news/cannabis-101/how-to-roll-a-joint">guides that can be found with a quick search on the internet. There are many techniques and rolling styles, so just have fun and play around until you get the hang of it. Here are the basics. Prepare your space. Have your paper, filter tip (highly recommended for new rollers), and ground flower laid out where you can easily access them. Place these items on a book or another smooth surface. You'll want to roll the joint over the book just in case you spill some flower. Take the paper, open it with the sticky gum side facing up, and use the fingers to pinch one end. Then sprinkle your chosen material into the joint and place the filter at the end opposite from where you are holding the paper. Take your time, pack the materials in evenly, and have the contents pressing firmly against the filter. Use the free hand to pinch the open end of the paper, rolling the paper around the filter/leafy stuffing, shaping it like a cigarette. Give the gum a lick and seal the joint. Bottom line: don't get frustrated and don't give up! While there may be a few joint-rolling prodigies out there, most beginners don't roll a great joint the first time. The second may be a bust too. But just like any new skill, with time and effort, you're sure to succeed.

First of all, you can never have enough joints on deck. Second, your friends could always use a handout. They are likely to show up to your house with the goods, but won't have the materials to smoke it. Save yourself a trip to the gas station, toss a pack of papers to your friends when they arrive. There really isn't a better way to make a stoner's day. If you truly want to be on top of your game, why not stash a few papers in your wallet for use on the fly? In the worst-case scenario, the convenience stores and markets in your area may not even carry rolling papers. If the town is dry, then it's up to you to stay stocked at all times.

Almost every country carries a unique selection of rolling paper brands and styles. A large variety of rolling papers are made in Spain and France. Holland also produces a wide assortment of papers. Still, there are a few trusted brands produced in the US that you are sure to love. While exploring the incredible world of rolling papers, you can find papers made of hemp, wood pulp, rice, and flax. Each of these papers will feature unique flavors and textures. You can also find papers with added flavors and a-typical sizes. Breezy Green's selection has it all. Please browse through our first-class rolling papers, and load up your shopping cart today.