RAW Natural unrefined and ORGANIC Rolling paper size 1 1/4 - 300 papers by HBI

These work great though in humid conditions the edges do curl a bit.

I'll preface this review by saying that I've been rolling my own organic cigarettes for well over 5 years now. Yes, I smoke, but at least I'm not puffing on chemical pesticides now. No, this isn't an endorsement for anyone to start smoking tobacco. I would strongly advise against it, in fact. But if you do smoke and are concerned about pesticides, then these papers will do fine for you.The papers that come with American Spirit organic tobacco are made from 100% flax, which is cool, but it says nothing about being organic. So I finally decided to look one day and see if anyone made an organic rolling paper, and I found this RAW brand. Seeing how hemp is one of the strongest and finest fibers in the world, and that these were organic (which is easy to do with hemp), I was happy to find this brand. They are very thin, but they're strong and don't tear easily. I use them on the same tobacco and don't notice very much difference at all. They (my cigs) do burn slow, but I always figured that it was because I was using real tobacco instead of floor scrapings and cellulose--lol.I will say that these hemp papers really don't burn any different than the flax papers (just a negligible difference, really). They both burn slow; the hemp just a tad more than the flax. So if you're rolling your own cigs with real tobacco, just expect that they will go out if you're blabbing your mouth to someone in-between drags. ;D I use this feature to my advantage: I smoke half my cigarette in the time it takes someone to smoke a whole pre-rolled cig, and so I put mine out halfway through and save the other half for another time. So not only do I save money by rolling my own instead of buying packs, I also smoke fewer throughout the day--saving even more money.I do use one of those plastic tar filters on the second half because it's shorter and gets hot towards the end of the smoke. I also use disposable filters in my cigs (unfortunately, the RAW filters aren't so great, though). This size paper is exactly the same that comes with the American Spirit tobacco, btw. The RAW roller that fits these papers is the same size as the Zig-Zag 78mm roller I've used for years. For some reason, this vendor has two listings for 79mm rolling "machines": one just says it's a 79mm roller and the other says the same but then adds in that it's for the 1.25 papers. They sell for different prices, too (just by pennies, I think). I wasn't sure how much of a difference there was between these two so I ordered both and they are the exact same roller. Same SKU and everything. It's no wonder I couldn't find "regular" papers; only the 1.25 papers. Lol. So save yourself a dime and order the cheaper roller to use with these papers--they're the same as each other.Oh, and the issue about the papers all being in the same box? Yes, it makes life a little more challenging but if you open the box and slide it out just part-way out of the sleeve, you'll be fine. Just don't pull that little box out all the way and you won't lose any. This package is a way better deal than buying four of the small packs (which amounts only to 128 papers). If you're wanting an even better deal and like to buy in bulk, they have a listing for like 5 or more of these 300-packs and the cost each turns out to be very good when compared to buying them individually.

Don’t have to worry about running out of papers with this block of 300. I love it! Convenient and inexpensive too

Recently discovered the organic raw papers in 300 packs. Can't beat that!

the papers are good i buy them basically because theyre reasonably priced but one con is the glue sucks bigtime and doesnt always stick