A closer look at the new Rizla + precision rolling papers

For those who roll their own cigarettes, the new Rizla + precision rolling papers are worth a look. Watermarked, they are extra thin and designed to make rolling easier.

A practical rolling paper at last

Rizla has been known in the world of smoking accessories for a very long time. It was the brand that pioneered the pocket rolling machine, and it also stood out by promoting ever more inventive rolling papers. It quickly became a leading name in cigarette papers. To hold that position, Rizla diversified its range, and the gamble paid off.

The brand has recently brought its new Rizla + rolling papers precision to market. They are specifically designed to avoid failed roll-ups: the paper used is much thinner and therefore easier to roll, and the watermark on the sheet acts as a guide.

What is distinctive about Rizla + precision rolling paper?

The thinness of the paper makes for a neat roll. Extra fine, its weight does not exceed 12.5 g/m². In other words, it handles very well and helps avoid spoiled cigarettes.

The value packs are also designed to reduce weekly or monthly spending. A single booklet holds 100 leaves for the standard format, or 32 for the long ones. Sold in packs of 10, 25 or 50 booklets, they will last a whole year.

Rizla + precision papers also come in several versions: standard leaves, slim leaves and tips, combined leaves and cardboard filters, and long leaves.

Other small extras: the booklet looks smarter, with a new “soft and matt” feel. An indicator also tells you when only ten leaves are left in the booklet. The leaf itself is pleasant to handle, as its grain is fine and smooth.