Ember Slim Rolling Papers
Thin, slow-burning papers with almost no taste of their own.
- Slim format
- Thin, low-ash paper
- Even slow burn
- Gummed edge
SKU: ET-SRP-01
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Description
Why paper thickness matters
A thick paper burns faster than the tobacco inside it, produces more ash and adds a papery taste to every draw. A thin paper burns at roughly the same rate as the tobacco, leaves less ash and gets out of the way of the flavour. It is the cheapest variable in roll-your-own and the one most worth getting right.
The slim format
Narrower than a standard paper, producing a thinner roll-up with less tobacco. That suits people who want a shorter smoke and it is also more economical — a pouch of tobacco goes noticeably further in slim papers.
Rolling with thin paper
Thin papers are less forgiving. Work on a flat surface, distribute the tobacco evenly along the length rather than bunching it in the middle, and roll firmly but without compacting. A loose roll runs hot and burns down one side.
With filter tips
A filter tip gives the roll structure and stops loose tobacco reaching your mouth, which is the common complaint about unfiltered roll-ups. Our Filter Tips 150 pack is the match for these.
Storage
Keep the booklet closed and dry. Humidity softens the gum line, and a paper that will not seal is a wasted one.
Health
Roll-your-own tobacco is not less harmful than manufactured cigarettes. Adults 18+ only.
Frequently asked questions
Why choose thin papers?
They burn at the same rate as the tobacco, leave less ash, and add almost no taste of their own.
What does slim mean?
A narrower paper making a thinner roll-up with less tobacco, which also makes a pouch last longer.
Are thin papers harder to roll?
Slightly. Distribute the tobacco evenly and roll firmly without compacting it.
Do I need filter tips?
They give the roll structure and keep loose tobacco out of your mouth. Our Filter Tips 150 pack suits these papers.
How should I store them?
Closed and dry. Humidity softens the gum line so the paper will not seal.
