RAW Rolling Papers, Cones, Tips and Accessories for Every Setup

RAW Classic or RAW Ethereal: Which Line Is Right for You?

RAW's two main paper lines suit different preferences at the rolling stage. Classic papers use a natural plant-fibre blend that's been unbleached and left free of chemical additives: the result is a slightly thicker paper with a familiar feel that rolls consistently whether you're a beginner or a seasoned hand. Ethereal papers are ultra-thin by comparison, which means less paper taste and a lighter burn; they're worth trying if you've been rolling for a while and want the paper to get out of the way of the flavour. Both lines are additive-free: the difference is really about paper weight and how much you notice the paper itself.

Cones vs Rolling Papers: What's the Actual Difference?

If rolling isn't your strong suit (or you just can't be bothered on a lazy Sunday), pre-rolled cones are the straightforward answer. They come ready-shaped, so you fill from the wide end, pack gently, and you're done. No rolling required, no lopsided results. Hand-rolling papers give you more control over the density and shape of your roll, and they're generally the better pick if you enjoy the ritual or want to roll thinner. Cones come in a range of sizes, from compact everyday options up to genuinely oversized novelty formats. Handy to know if you're buying for a group or a special occasion.

Paper Tips, Glass Tips: What Should You Use?

The tip you choose changes the feel of every roll. Paper tips are the classic option: you fold and roll your own from a perforated card sheet, which takes a few seconds and gives you full control over the width. Pre-rolled sticky tips skip that step: they arrive already shaped and gummed, so you just drop one in. Glass tips are a different thing entirely. Reusable and made from glass, they feature a spiral internal channel that cools the draw slightly and keeps the tip from collapsing. They're easy to rinse clean and last indefinitely, which makes them a good long-term swap if you find yourself going through card tips quickly.

Rolling Trays and Storage: Keeping Your Kit Together

A rolling tray keeps loose material, papers and tips in one place rather than scattered across whatever surface you're working on. Smaller trays are fine for a solo sesh at home and easy to stash in a drawer. Larger trays give you proper room to work and are worth it if you're rolling for more than one person or just prefer not to feel cramped. For storage, smell-proof pouches and cases seal tightly enough to contain odour, useful if you want to keep your kit discreet between uses. Some cases include internal dividers to keep papers, tips and other bits separate, which saves rooting around every time.

Frequently asked questions

Do RAW papers work with any grinder or do they need a specific setup?

RAW papers work with any grinder: there's no special compatibility needed. What matters more is the paper size you choose: standard papers suit a tighter, shorter roll, while King Size Slim and King Size Wide give you more room to work with. If you're using a cone, grind a little finer so it packs evenly from the wide end without air pockets.

Can you clean RAW glass tips, and how long do they last?

Yes, RAW glass tips are reusable and easy to clean. A rinse with warm water after each sesh keeps them fresh, and a quick soak sorts any build-up. With basic care, they're designed to last indefinitely. The spiral internal channel stays clear as long as you rinse regularly, so they're a solid long-term swap from disposable card tips.

What's the difference between RAW flavoured papers and the standard lines?

RAW's flavoured papers carry a light taste note from the paper itself, a subtle difference you'll notice on the draw rather than something that overpowers the flavour of what you're smoking. The standard Classic and Ethereal lines are unflavoured and additive-free, so the taste is entirely neutral.