Rizla Red Regular

You may think that there?s little to say about Rizla Red papers. Hand rolling papers, not king-sized or flavoured, basically come in three varieties: Green, Red and Blue. Green and Red are the same, except that Green papers have their corners cut off (it?s supposed to make them easier to roll, but I think they?re harder), and Blue papers are lightweight versions of Red. All three papers are actually white, just the packet is coloured. For those of you who don?t smoke, each paper has a gummed edge which is activated by licking. I?ve tried a few other brands. There?s nothing more annoying than finding one paper in the pack upside-down. ...  Read the complete review

There isnt much differece between Red and Green Rizlas apart from one subtle quality and that is that Red Rizlas do not have the cut corners making them the premium Rizla out there in my opinion. I have been a roll-up smoker for over 10 years and after trying a variety of Rizla papers these really are the King of the Cigarette paper world. Red Rizlas have a the perfect weight making it easy to handle and easy to roll and they dont have the disadvantage of the cut corners like the Green Rizla where adding a filter tip whilst rolling can be a bit of a pain. The other advantages that make this the best Rizla is unlike the Blue Rizla its ...  Read the complete review

Rizla reds are the most common papers in the UK, they are Easy to roll with and fairly cheap, I myself choose not to use theese 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 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 alight a lot better than a thinner skin but it will produce more ...  Read the complete review

There is nothing like Rizla when it comes to the world of papers, it is a brand you can trust - well it has been around a long time. Rizla Red Regular is a medium weight paper which does not have cut corners. My dad has been using Rizla Red Regular as long as I can remember - he would not use anything else. Rizla is said to have been founded in France in the 1530s when a Frenchman (Alexandro Rizlette de Cramptone Lacroix) began production of rolling papers, although it was not until nearly 1800 that Napoleon (yes, that's the one) granted the Lacroix Paper Mill a licence to produce fine rolling paper for the French Soldiers - until that time the ...  Read the complete review