Best Rolling Papers For Weed – Because Your Joint Deserves It

Choosing your rolling paper isn’t always as straight forward as one might think.

As the market and smoker-base of weed grows, new brands for rolling papers have been popping up left and right in recent years. This makes choosing the best rolling papers to use tricky.

It’s somewhat of a subjective thing, what rolling papers you prefer. Truth be told the best way to decide what papers to stick with would be trying a few different rolling paper brands and types.

Below I’ll share with you what my favorite rolling papers are at the moment, along with a few I’ve tried and popular alternatives.

I get my rolling papers from Amazon, same place I get my grinders. A great site for anything weed related imo, and rocking an insane number of rolling paper brands with very competitive pricing.

If your friends have use for papers as well, you can try out different top brands together and split the bill. Chances are you may favor different brands after testing them, and can then stick with that going forward. Highly recommended if you’re a weed enthusiast like me and enjoy testing things for yourself. If not, read on for my current favorite rolling papers.

Best Rolling Papers For Stoners – The Top 3

These are the ones I buy mostly nowadays which are actually 3 different ones:

1. Raw Rolling Papers

Although they may be raw as well, Raw here is referring to the brand! They’re the best selling brand of rolling papers for a reason, and nowadays these ones most frequently when rolling, together with number 3.

 

2. Zig-Zag Orange rolling papers – 1  1/4″

Zig-Zag is made in France and happens to be the most popular and well-known rolling paper there is. For good reason it seems since I really like these papers. I used to buy only these for a while since they are really easy to roll. Great if you’re a beginner also since rolling can be tricky at first.

 

3. Elements rice rolling papers – 1 1/4″

Lately I’ve been using these ones more and more. These are very thin compared to Zig-Zag, due to being made of rice. These offer a slightly better smoking taste/experience in my opinion, but are also sort of hard to roll. Which if you’re not good at rolling your joints will in the end make for a worse smoking experience after all.

Honorable Mentions

Honorable mentions goes to Bambu and Rizla which were pretty decent as well. You can check them out for yourself at Amazon.com under “Rolling Papers”.

Here’s a quick tutorial on how to roll a joint with Zig-Zag, just remember the weed should be properly ground before rolling it:

What do you think are the best rolling papers?