Tips from RAW Papers
Wide Tips from RAW. Ideal for people who roll thick joints or just want a somewhat longer tip. These wide filter tips give you more support when rolling your joint. What’s more, your joint is more robust when smoking and the flame is further removed from your face. As a result, you won’t burn your lips when taking the last drag.
Each tip is made from soft fibre-based paper and specially pressed to roll more smoothly. These tips are perforated so you no longer have to tear or fold to make a great M or W in your tip. Would you rather have unperforated wide tips? In that case, choose the Wide Tips from Futurola.
Buy a Box of Rolling Paper and Tips
Just like all our rolling paper and tips, you can also buy the Wide Tips from RAW by the packet or by the box. Are you happy with your rolling paper and tips from RAW? Then think about buying a box. This is a good deal cheaper and not only will you never again run out of tips or paper but you won’t need to keep ordering time after time. A good idea whichever way you look at it!
Are you familiar with the Connoisseur packs from RAW? These have rolling paper and tip in one package. Really convenient!
Specifications:
- Wide Tips from RAW.
- Format: 5.5 x 2.5 cm
- Perforated
- Easier Rolling
- More Robust Joints
- Flame further away from your face
- 50 Tips per packet
- Extra-value box with 50 packets
About RAW
RAW is one of the largest smoking brands in the world. The brand makes only natural and environmentally friendly products. They are gluten-free, chlorine-free and not made from genetically modified plants. 100% vegan-friendly. In RAW’s range you will find authentic and non-refined smoking materials such as rolling papers, tips, cones, rolling trays and accessories. Through its range, RAW endeavours to create a true smoker’s lifestyle and thus features a lot of merchandising products. As well as the smoking materials and merchandise, there is also a genuine RAW Foundation which promotes equality for all mankind. The foundation organises different charitable projects in poor countries.