King size rolling papers give you a longer, wider canvas, which usually means fewer re-rolls and a more even burn from the first pull. If you have been rolling with single-wides or 1¼ papers, king size is the upgrade that shows up immediately at the tray. Here is what to look for before you add a pack to your order.
Key Features
- Extra-long leaves, typically around 110mm, for bigger session-sized rolls
- Thin, slow-burning paper that keeps ash tight and flavor clean
- Natural gumline for a reliable seal on the first try
- Options in unbleached, rice, hemp, and classic white paper
- Room for a full-size crutch or a built-in filter tip
- Works with king size cones, rolling machines, and standard trays
- 32 leaves per booklet, so one pack covers plenty of sessions
- Folds down easily when you want a smaller roll instead
Materials and Specs
Most king size papers are made from wood pulp, rice, hemp, or flax, with paper weights usually landing between 12 and 18 gsm — the lower the number, the thinner and slower the burn. The gum strip is typically food-grade acacia, which activates with a quick lick and holds without adding taste. King size generally refers to length rather than width, so you will see both king size slim and standard king size; both run about 110mm long. Unbleached and hemp varieties carry a slightly earthier taste, while rice paper is prized for burning down to a fine, pale ash. Store papers somewhere dry, since humidity softens the gumline and makes sealing harder.
Shipping and Returns
Orders are packed discreetly and shipped with tracking, and unopened rolling papers and accessories can be returned within our standard window if something is not right. Local customers can also choose in-store pickup at Eden Cannabis and skip the wait entirely.
What makes king size different from standard papers?
King size papers are longer, usually around 110mm, so they hold more material and burn longer than a 70mm single-wide. The extra length also gives you more surface to shape the roll.
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Are king size papers harder to roll?
There is a little more paper to manage, but the extra surface actually makes it easier to tuck and seal. A rolling machine or pre-rolled cone removes the learning curve entirely.
Do king size papers burn slower?
Burn speed depends mostly on paper weight and how tightly you roll. Thinner papers in the 12–14 gsm range tend to smolder slower and leave a cleaner ash than thicker stock.