Smoking DeLuxe King Size Rolling Papers

Smoking DeLuxe King Size Rolling Papers

Smoking DeLuxe King Size Rolling Papers are ultra-thin king size skins made by Miquel y Costas — the Barcelona-based paper manufacturer that's been at it since 1879. At just 13 g/m², these are some of the thinnest papers you'll find anywhere, which means less paper taste and more of whatever you've rolled inside. If you've ever wondered why half of Europe reaches for the black and gold packet, this is why.

What Makes These King Size Papers Worth Rolling With

The Smoking DeLuxe line sits at the top of the Smoking brand's range, and you can feel it the moment you pull one from the booklet. The paper is almost translucent — hold it up to a light and you'll see through it. That 13 g/m² weight is noticeably thinner than standard papers, which typically sit around 20–25 g/m². Less material burning means a cleaner taste and a slower, more even burn. The natural vegetable gum strip sticks on the first lick without needing to drown it, and it holds firm once sealed.

We've been stocking Smoking papers since the early days of the shop, and the DeLuxe has always been the one we point people towards when they ask for a reliable all-rounder. They're not the cheapest king size on the shelf — RAW Classic King Size Slims are a touch less — but the DeLuxe burns noticeably slower. That said, they're slightly wider than slim-format papers at 44 mm, so if you prefer a pencil-thin roll, the Smoking DeLuxe King Size Slim might suit you better. For a standard king size cone or a generous straight roll, though, these are the ones.

Specifications for Smoking DeLuxe King Size Papers

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Why the DeLuxe Stands Out on the Rolling Tray

Here's the thing about rolling papers — most people pick one brand early on and never switch. That's fine if you started with something decent, but if you've been using thick, fast-burning papers, you're missing out on what a proper thin paper does for the experience. A 13 g/m² paper like the DeLuxe burns at roughly half the rate of a standard 25 g/m² paper. That's not marketing fluff — it's physics. Less material, less fuel, slower combustion.

The practical upshot: your roll lasts longer, the flavour stays cleaner, and you're not constantly relighting. We've had customers come back after switching from a budget paper to the DeLuxe and say they thought they'd changed their blend. They hadn't — they'd just stopped tasting burning paper.

One honest limitation: because the paper is so thin, it's less forgiving if your rolling technique is rough. If you tend to handle papers with damp fingers or you're still learning to roll, you might tear through a few before you get the hang of it. That's not a flaw — it's the trade-off for ultra-thin stock. Once you've got the touch, it's second nature. Start with dry hands and a flat surface, and you'll be fine.

How to Roll with Smoking DeLuxe King Size Papers

1. Pull a single paper from the booklet with dry fingers. The gum strip should be at the top, facing you, sticky side up.
2. Place a filter tip at one end if you're using one — cardboard roach tips or pre-rolled glass tips both work. The 44 mm width gives you room for a standard 6–7 mm tip.
3. Distribute your material evenly along the paper's length. For a 108 mm king size, around 0.75–1 g fills it nicely without overpacking.
4. Tuck the near edge of the paper under the material and roll upward with your thumbs, keeping even pressure. The thin stock conforms easily — don't force it.
5. Lick the gum strip lightly — one pass is enough with natural vegetable gum. Seal from the filter end outward, pressing gently.
6. Pack the open end with a pen or poker, twist the tip closed, and you're done. The slow burn means you can take your time.