Zig Zag in general

Now then i have used a multi array of rolling papers down the years and i can safely say that Zig Zag are top of the bill in my eyes. They are hte daddy of the rolling paper world, the king biffta's, well they are the best rolling papers money can buy and for 15p they make smoking a whole lot cheaper. Well not that mush cheaper but every little helps. Anyway noe Zig Zag rolling papers have one major characteristic, and i mean major, this is the fact that you could probably stick anythign together with the gum from these papers, well not quite but almost. They really do have probably the best gum you will ever find on a rolling paper. And its a nice orange ...  Read the complete review

At last a cigarette paper that actually sticks. I have tried most other brands of papers and they never quite manage to do the job. Rizla has to be one of the worst papers ever. I am a cannabis smoker as I have already said in other opinions and there is nothing more frustrating than getting your papers stuck together and ingredients added, and then it all dropping to pieces when you start to roll it. I find Rizlas the worst and Swan come a close second. Zig Zag papers have a running out slip at the end which is useful and the larger size Zig Zags are great for making party size joints without having to have an O level in origami. They don't ...  Read the complete review

Before I start this opinion, I want to make it clear that I smoke roll-ups, the main reasons being that proper cigs are too expensive, and also I actually enjoy them more. I first discovered the Zig-Zag brand, when a new cheap shop opened in my village, it's the type of place that sells household items at bargain basement prices. Anyway I normally pay around 17p for Swan, but I saw Zig-Zag for 9p, so I bought a few packets to try them out. And they are just the same as any other brand, you get 50 papers altogether, it has a natural gummed edge, cut corners, and they are easy to roll. Now I buy about 30 packets every 2 weeks, and I save a ...  Read the complete review