Rizla Reviews 

I agree with the comments on the "10 left" paper, actually I'd like it gummed as i don't care if I'm smoking a printed paper... Seems like a waste to me.

Some packs also have a first paper with name info and i'd prefer that to be gummed also.

Rizla has served me well and over the years have noticed larger and thinner papers. Honestly i can say i have no issues with the 10 left paper as i smoke blue or silver and can tell the difference, especially as it has new printing on it. As for packet changes I'm sure it's not as bad as people say I dnt use roaches and use filters so no issues there. I have tried other brands and the glue on them tastes vile so will stay with rizlas.

I hate the new box it's all waxy Yukon territory off and make a roach to put at the end of your cigarette so that you don't get all the tobacco pieces in your mouth why did they change the box from a cardboard to wax bored it's horrible shiny slippery and doesn't care it's almost solid like plastic come on Rizla paper get your act together and smokers missed the way they used to be I'm sure a lot of people would agree and if you do agree if you read this then put a like at the end of this as I'm sending it off to the chief executive so that he can read it

New Rizla+ !!! (Green)
New look and feel !!! Distinctive '10 left' marker paper.
Multipack 5 booklets? Fine, feels smoother, slippery in fact, roll easily and glue sticks without tasting.
But.... The most ANNOYING thing is that damned hard card on the last paper, might as well forget it as it rips, so box should be 49 papers!!
Rizla, if you read this, and you should, lose that hard card

The non smoker that decided to make the MARKER paper the same as the roll paper ~ieCouple of we shilver stars {
should get a good kick where the sun don't shine.What Half Wit Could think its only people who don't need glasses that smoke.Well I can tell you the one star is not bad enough.

The last couple of months the glue isnt sticking at all! You've changed them and they are worse! Waste of tobacco and money!!

As Ian Boyle stated. I am also FED UP with the (only 10 left) white reminder paper, which looks exactly like a normal paper. It's usually, only when I've used this paper for rolling, that it is noticed, and have to re-roll again in a normal paper. This is a great inconvenience especially when out and about, and is becoming extremely annoying. I've been happily using the green papers for many years but the new white reminder paper is a big mistake. This surely can easily be rectified by changing to a coloured reminder paper.

The new Rizla Blue are disgusting. It's not just the packaging they've changed.. The papers are 'slippery' 'non-flexible' and taste like wax! Ive finished with my lifetime affair with them. Done

Why do the new packets of papers seem to plastic coated now? How very irresponsible when we are trying to move away from plastics, there was nothing wrong with the card packets! I will be changing brand now.

The new cig papers are a waste I make a cig with than because they are white and end up wasting a lot of baccy through it
Need going back to like they used be

I give rizla a low vote because making roll ups no problem but when i try to make a spliff i go through countless papers before i can actually get one rolled. If anybody from rizla reads these pages can you fix it so they stick better because i have used other brands with a lot of success. Almost 90% of shops only sell rizla otherwise i would get rid of rizla out my life awful papers for what i need them for. Anybody else at similar issues?

I've smoked with blue rizla papers for 26 years because there light and smooth but recently I've noticed there more like smoking school toilet paper they have gone thick heavy papers that taste chemicaly strange I've tried three different stores to make sure they weren't fake but much to my amazement there all the same . Come on rizla sort it out I need my blue rizla back to how it was .
From a 26 year loyal customer Aaron pavey

I bought this, like many others no doubt because it was a Rizla and Made of a Metal Alloy, the King Size Metal Rolling Machine.
I cannot for the life of me work this out.
One. The Standard for King Size Rolling Papers is 110mm Wide, ok.
The Rizla Machine is ONLY 106mm Wide Roller. 4mm Short !
Why ? do Rizla expect us All to start trimming down our king size
papers by 4mm Just to Fit their Buggered Up Rolling Machine, I
Think Not ! Or are Rizla going start selling Shorty King Size Papers
at 106mm wide and Pray we are stupid enough to change brands,
no chance, I love my Hemp papers. 106mm I ask you why ?
Two. This is a alloy metal rolling machine and should out last a plastic o
one, right ? Well why did Rizla use Plastic Pins to Hold the two
half's of it together ? What Idiot thought of that, all the effort to
make a robust rolling machine only to ruin it with Plastic Pins
to Hold Both Half's Together ?
OR do have I got it All Wrong, it was meant. After all Why would
they Actually Make a Rolling Machine That LASTS !
Where is the Profit in that ! Have you buy one or hope you will buy
another when this breaks at the plastic pins, you tell me ?
My roller was made in Indonesia. Bar Code No:- 5410133879292
Finally, I Have tried to contact Rizla at ******* and my
Sky server just keeps telling me, the address is No Good Try Again.
Me, well I am going back to my RAW King Size Rolling Machine, it
works and Even comes with a Spare Blind. (The Only Company that
does this, to my knowledge.) It will come in handy in the Distant
Future as they are both Very Good Belts !

Robert. 3:52PM. Fri:22/07/2016.

Torn papers within packets...missing gum....after over 30 years of using your product...suddenly i find lact of quality! Why? Has there been a change of quality control..?.has your process changed?please clarify so i know to try other manufactuing companies in future!

Although the cigarette papers are the most commonly found, I have found that as you get past the half way mark of the packet, the papers do curl up on the gummed edge and need to be straightened before hand rolling.