The RAW Ecoplastic 79mm 2-Way Adjustable Roller is a durable rolling machine built for people who roll regularly and want one tool that handles both thin and thick rolls. Made from hemp-based bioplastic instead of traditional petroleum plastic, it's designed to last through hundreds of sessions while being easier on the environment. The side switch lets you flip between standard (skinny) and wide (fat) rolls without needing a second roller cluttering up your stash box.
Key Benefits
- Roll both sizes with one tool — the 2-way switch adjusts between standard and wide rolls, so you're covered whether you're rolling solo or sharing
- Built to last — hemp-based plastic construction holds up to daily use better than flimsy rollers that crack or bend after a few months
- Works with 79mm papers — fits RAW Organic, Classic, and most other king-size rolling papers you already use
- Easier on the planet — ecoplastic means less petroleum-based waste compared to standard plastic rollers
- Consistent results — once you get the hang of it, you're getting tight, even rolls every time without the hand-rolling learning curve
Made for
People who roll multiple times a day and want consistency without the effort. If you've been hand-rolling for years, this speeds things up. If you're newer to rolling, this gets you tight rolls while you're still learning technique. Also solid for anyone with dexterity issues or anyone who just wants a reliable tool that doesn't need replacing every few months.
How to Use It
Rolling machines work by holding your paper and material steady while you crank the rollers to shape and seal everything together. With this one, you start by flipping the side switch to either standard (skinnier roll) or wide (fatter roll) depending on what you're after. Open the roller, place your paper inside with the gumline facing you, distribute your ground material evenly along the length, then close the roller and use your thumbs to roll both cylinders back toward you a few times. This shapes everything into a tight cylinder. Tuck the non-gummed edge of the paper into the rollers, lick the gumline, and roll it through to seal.
The 79mm length handles king-size papers, which are the go-to for most people rolling joints. The adjustable width is the real feature here — standard mode works for personal rolls or when you want something that burns slower, while wide mode gives you room for bigger sessions or when you're not rolling alone.
Clean the rollers occasionally by wiping off any sticky residue with a damp cloth. Don't soak it or run it under water — you'll mess up the mechanism. Just wipe it down and let it dry before the next use.
Specifications
| Length | 79mm (3.1 inches) — fits king-size papers |
|---|---|
| Width Adjustment | 2-way switch for standard or wide rolls |
| Material | Hemp-based ecoplastic |
| Packaging | 12 rollers per box |
Limitations
This is a manual roller — you still need to load, crank, and seal yourself. If you want something fully automatic, this isn't it. The 79mm size works with king-size papers but won't fit larger cones or smaller 1¼ size papers properly. The switch mechanism is durable but not indestructible — don't force it or crank it while the rollers are jammed with too much material.
FAQ
What size papers does this roller work with?
79mm king-size papers. That includes RAW Organic, RAW Classic, and most other king-size rolling papers on the market. It won't fit smaller 1¼ size papers or larger cones properly.
What's the difference between standard and wide mode?
Standard mode rolls a skinnier joint, which burns slower and uses less material. Wide mode rolls a fatter joint with more room inside, better for group sessions or when you want a bigger roll. The switch on the side adjusts the roller width to match.
Is this actually better for the environment than regular plastic rollers?
Hemp-based ecoplastic uses renewable plant material instead of petroleum, so it's less resource-intensive to produce and breaks down faster than traditional plastic. It's not fully biodegradable like paper, but it's a step up from standard plastic rollers that sit in landfills for decades.
How do I clean it?
Wipe the rollers with a damp cloth to remove sticky residue. Don't soak it or run it under water — you'll mess up the mechanism. Let it dry completely before using it again.
Can I use this with pre-rolled cones?
No. This is for rolling your own joints from flat papers. If you want pre-rolled cones, you just pack those by hand — no roller needed.
Does this come with papers?
No. This is just the roller. You'll need to grab your own king-size papers separately.
How long does it last with regular use?
With daily use, expect it to hold up for months or longer as long as you're not forcing the mechanism or overloading it with too much material. The hemp plastic is more durable than cheap rollers that crack after a few weeks, but it's still not indestructible — treat it right and it'll last.