Rizla Reviews 96

Green papers no longer stick and only lightly licking.
Will change brand.

Just recently green rizla papers gum has become non stick necessitating up to three extra papers needed in a cigarette being smokable. The paper also appears to be lighter in weight. Will be changing to Jobs papers and seeing if they are better.

It doesn't matter where you purchase the green Rizlas, they do not stick. Utterly useless and an inconvenience. It has become another example of companies skimping on quality, and Rizla has taken it to an unacceptable level. I'm trying alternatives and will not buy Rizla again.

Soon your papers will be made with no glue and no paper!! All thin air.... WHY ??

The papers don't stick anymore and are dangerous. But my main complaint is the crushball filters. Last few months they have all been stuck in the sleave s waisted loads and if u manage to get them out they are already popped ... I like to just pop them at the end as to much for a whole cig.
Not just one or two sleeves in a packet either it's the morgority of them. And every box

have been a fan in the past but I'm on my 6th packet of papers that don't stick your standards have gone way down 1 packet i can understand but 6 packets come on guys and girls sort it out or ill have to switch brands

This company is now producing papers that now, either don't stick when licked...or are made too wet to stick. Its been the same for months now...i think they've cut back on glue to save money

Rizla Green... Where has all the sticky gone???
Used to be reliable, but now they won't stick! It's been a month, and buying boxes, individual packs, and the ones that come with the baccy, they're all glue less.
GET your act together Mr Rizla! If it wasn't for legislation saying the papers were included with the baccy, you'd be losing all your customers!

What has happened, these papers are useless, if 90% of the time these weren't the only choice I would never buy again, they don't stick, and when you think they have they start coming undone while smoking.

I'm beginning to think that Rizla papers are some frustrating plot to discourage you from smoking.

I have been using Rizla papers for 30+ years, what have you done - they just will not stick. Cheap or less gum ?

Been using rizla 3 decades but no more. I smoke joints and no 2 papers are the same size anymore. It would be harder to make them all different sizes so no idea how they are managing it

recurring missing adhesive very very annoying. I've now switched to Swan and I advise you all do the same

I have been smoking roll ups for over 45 years. If I could buy a different paper I would. Rizla you have totally screwed up… I have noticed over the last 3 years or so.
You can’t roll them, they are like tracing paper, they don’t stick, they tear and if you do actually manage to get one to stick it comes unstuck halfway through smoking it.
Do something about it

They won't stick man.. i don't know what they have done, but since covid, these papers do not stick anymore

1. They invariably don't stick, or as you get to the last few, they stick together!
2. They keep disappearing inside the cardboard packaging so you have to rip that open to get to them!

Utterly useless. I've been using Rizla for almost 60yrs, and their quality is now rubbish.

Wow... I thought this was just me. I smoke about 40 rollups a day not something I am proud of but there you go. What I am saying is I have been smoking a lot for a long time and know how to roll and use papers.

Rizla Green papers which are about the only ones I can get in local shops here in Belfast, Northern Ireland are awful. I sit and roll my cigarettes for the day in the morning and at least 2 out of every 5 I need to mess about with to get them to stick right.. most of the time it's a losing battle and I just dump the tobacco out of it and start again.

I smoke a well known brand of tobacco that gives you free papers with it and they are far far far superior. Using duty free at the moment so hence the Rizla use.

It's touch and go as to whether a paper will stick or not. Many appear to have a far too thin a layer of gum, with many even seeming to have no gum at all. Very frustrating and am having to frequently layer another paper over the top instead of having to keep starting again. What happened. Might as well use toilet paper! :)

Ive been using RIZLA for 30 years & they have gone terrible recently,Too thin & they fall apart,Throwing more away than smoking.Put a filter in & they fall apart when slightly damp.

I like the 78mm rizla bamboo papers but there 110mm papers are to large to fit there own rizla 110mm rolling machine all I can say the ignorance shines on that