OCB Ultimate Cigarette Rolling Papers King Slim with Tips (5 Booklets) - World Thinnest Rolling Paper

I’m a spliff smoker, busy from France raved about these papers. I do think they are by far the thinnest papers I’ve seen. Just lit up and she’s smoking flavorful and even. Sellers are great, good shipping and delivery as there were not damaged, great papes. If your teetering the fence like I was for awhile, just do it.

Easy to roll with if you're experienced

Ill get down to the point: if you are an experienced roller, IE you can roll with raws and other thin, slightly slippery papers, then you can roll these, and the rewards are plenty. The most "pure" jay is one that has the minimum of paper in the rolled result, and one of the best ways to reduce the paper effect of smoking (the added harshness and flavoring of your product), is to use thin papers. Like many for years I rolled with raws and sometimes elements, the preeminent thin papers of the day, in "1-1/4" size. Then I switched to OCB premium single wide in an effort to reduce paper; just rolling smaller or fatter joints with good results. These days I try to use the thinnest possible paper and either cut it down to a smaller size with scissors and roll normally, or I do a "backroll" and burn off the excess before smoking. In both cases the goal is to have only a single layer of paper constituting the tube that makes up the joint, no overlapping of excess paper (as is the usual roll). The result is a joint that you can literally see through to the product inside, and the smoke is like a combination of a joint and a slow one-hitter, very flavorful. It does burn faster than some papers because the paper itself is not slowing the burn, it burns as fast as the product would if it were in a disappearing bowl as it were. If you like the kind of delicate joint where the paper just disappears into the experience instead of adding to it, then these are the best papers to do that with at the moment I think. I have tried RAW blacks as well, also claimed to be the worlds thinnest paper, but I think OCB ultimate is thinner. RAW blacks are just slightly thinner than normal classic raws, and feel a bit more like elements, but OCB ultimate is thinner than elements as well, and I think is approaching as thin as a paper can be made. It's worth trying if you have the experience to roll with, but like I said at the beginning if you can roll with raws you can roll with these!

They are thin and bleached like elements. They crumple and hug the herb in their own way making them roll well with certain flower that has the right cure. They are otherwise similar in many ways to normal OCBs.

The OCB Ultimate are the thinnest rolling papers I have been able to find. I have compared with a dozen or so different papers that claim to be the thinnest, but none can compare. The Raw Black are the closest I have found, but after a side by side comparison, the Ultimate reigns supreme. I use a bamboo mat when rolling with these and I get a perfect joint every time.

This was interesting. A paper so thin, that it's not stiff or sturdy lol. It's almost like cloth. It's a challenge to roll. I enjoyed the novelty of this paper more than It's function. It's a bit porous and flimsy which allowed it burn faster. That defeats the point of a thin paper. I did get some good rolls out of it, but it just wasn't worth it. I used the papers to.pacth up and blunts I had and I didn't keep them.

Very thin papers almost like nothing there, your rolling skills need to be on point other than that I love em will buy again

Me gustó bastante la experiencia con este papel