Rizla Red King Size

A symbol of endurance in a popular pastime, Rizla have been in the business of making cigarette rolling papers since 1796. That's 205 years in which to have got their product right, the packaging immediately recognisable and knowing their market place. Rizla are known and beloved by a wide range of smokers. They produce papers of differing weight and flavour, doing their bit to help enhance the enjoyment of the act of smoking. Red covers mean that this is a medium weight paper. Being a smoker myself who has resorted to rolling my own, I can speak with authority when I say that these are the easist rolling papers to use. I ...  Read the complete review

Rizla, the essential ingredient to the roll-up (aside from the tobacco of course but you're not daft are you?). There's a couple of different ones to choose from but they're basically all the same thing - a piece of paper with gum on one edge that you can wrap your tobacco up in. You've got the choice or green (corner cut - so you know which bit has the gum on and medium weight - come in regular or king-size), blue (not corner cut, very light weight - you can see the tobacco through them - come in regular or king-size) and red - come in regular or king-size and here's the subject of my opinion. King-size reds: --------------- ...  Read the complete review

Theese papers are the standard Rizla papers available in the UK, they are Easy to roll with and fairly cheap, I personally choose not to use thees papers except in an emergancy as they are too thick for my liking but they may be just the paper for you: Thickness: Rizla Red are one of the thickest papers around and have been likend by many to an A4 sheet. This extra weight makes for an easier roll (especially for newer rollers) and helps give support to those longer cigs but it comes at the cost of a more papery taste and obviously involves inhaling a lot more burning paper. On the plus side your roll will stay light better than a thinner skin but it will ...  Read the complete review

There are so many different types of Rizla papers out there nowadays but these Rizla's hold a place in the hearts of most students. There really is no real reasonable explanation for these Rizla papers other than their use for Joint making. Personally long gone are my student days of walking into the local shop and asking for 10 Lambert and Butlers and a pack of King Size Rizlas but im sure they are as popular today as they were when i was a student. They are about a third longer than normal standard Rizla and because they are well weighted making it very easy to roll with and quite robust and quite simply a perfect size for a joint. I feel these ...  Read the complete review