Rizla silvers are the latest rizla branded papers to be released in the Uk and unlike the rest of their range they are not built to a recipe from several hundred years ago, its all new and a lot of money and science went into making theese shiny new papers, but was it worth it? Thickness: When you consider that the average human hair is between 50-100 microns thick you may be suprised to hear that silver rizlas are only 20 microns thick, but I assure you it's true! It comes as a result of being machine rolled and pressed no less than 40 times and the end result is a paper so thin you do not need to hold it up to the light to be able to see through it! A ...  Read the complete review

I personally cannot use any other papers whatsoever. The taste (or lack of) is what I love the most about these Rizla Silver papers. Let's be honest here, I spend more money on the tobacco than I do on the papers, so why would I want to taste the paper more than my flavoured tobacoo that I pay so much for. The only problem I do have with these papers is due to their ultra slim design they do tend to be troublesome when rolling dry tobacco. So at the end of the week when I am running out and what I have left has become dry, I sometimes spend more time rolling than I do smoking. I suppose I should really invest in a better tobacco jar to keep my ...  Read the complete review

If you don't smoke tobacco and instead prefer a 'legal herb' than Silver's give one of the best tastes. It's a lot easier to taste your drug of choice and although it doesn't have the lack of chemicals like OCB rizla or the intense flavours of Juicy Jay's , the thinness of these rizlas means you don't get the thick, bland, papery taste that ruins your smoke like some papers do. Although they could be a little larger in my opinion, silver's work fine for what they are and are acceptable to roll with like most papers from this brand. The gum sticks well and has never been a problem so far, but can be hard to roll with if you're heavy handed like me. As per most ...  Read the complete review

Launched in the UK on October 1st 2003 If you're like me and try to save money by using rolling tobacco it doesn't mean you don't enjoy a decent smoke. There's nothing worse than smoking a load of paper - I've taken papers from mates before and they're as thick as A4 in the office! I know smoking's not exactly healthy, but at least I feel like the thinner the paper the purer the cigarette. Less if definitely more as far as rolling paper weight is concerned. Rizla Silvers are the lightest ever produced by Rizla and are so thin they are transparent. Natural gum Arabic is used to ensure both taste and stickiness are of the ...  Read the complete review