RAW Organic 3pk Pre-Roll King Size Cones 32bx

The RAW Organic King Size Cones are pre-rolled cones made from unrefined, chlorine-free organic hemp paper, designed for smokers who want convenience without sacrificing quality. Each box contains 32 packs with 3 cones per pack (96 cones total), making this a solid bulk option for daily rollers, shops stocking their shelves, or anyone who's tired of hand-rolling. These cones are ready to fill — just pack your flower, twist the end, and you're set.

Key Benefits

• Skip the rolling struggle — Pre-formed cones mean no wrestling with papers or worrying about uneven burns
• Organic hemp paper burns clean — Unrefined, chlorine-free paper lets you taste your flower, not the wrap
• King size capacity — Holds enough for a proper session without needing to roll a second one halfway through
• Bulk convenience — 32 packs means you're stocked for weeks, or have plenty to share
• RAW's natural gum — No synthetic adhesives; the natural gum takes longer to dry during production but stays sealed when you need it to
• Consistent burn — The watermark pattern helps regulate airflow so you get an even burn from start to finish

Best for

These cones work for anyone who smokes regularly but doesn't want to spend time perfecting their roll. Daily smokers who go through multiple joints a week will appreciate the convenience. Shops buying in bulk get a reliable product that moves fast. Social smokers who want consistent results without the learning curve will find these easier than traditional papers. If you've ever had a joint canoe on you mid-session, pre-rolled cones eliminate that headache.

How to use it

Each cone comes with a filter tip already in place and the paper shaped into a cone. Hold the cone upright and fill it with ground flower — a grinder card or small funnel helps here if you're packing multiple at once. Don't overstuff; you want the material loose enough for airflow but tight enough to stay put. Once filled, gently tap the cone on a hard surface to settle the flower toward the filter, then twist the open end to seal it closed.

Light the twisted end and let the paper catch before you start drawing. The natural hemp burns slower than some ultra-thin papers, so give it a second to get going. The watermark pattern in the paper helps control the burn rate — you'll notice it smokes more evenly than a hand-rolled joint that might have thin spots or air pockets.

Store unused cones in their original packaging or transfer them to an airtight container if you're in a humid environment. The organic paper can pick up moisture, which affects how it burns. Keep them dry and they'll be ready whenever you need them.

What's included

• 32 packs of RAW Organic King Size Cones
• 3 cones per pack (96 cones total)
• Pre-installed filter tips in each cone

Specifications

Why RAW organic paper matters

RAW uses unrefined paper, which means it's not bleached white or treated with chemicals to change its texture. The natural brown color comes from the hemp fibers themselves. Organic certification means the hemp was grown without synthetic pesticides or fertilizers, which matters if you're particular about what goes into your smoke. The paper is also chlorine-free — some rolling papers use chlorine in processing, which can leave trace chemicals that affect taste and burn quality.

The natural gum takes longer to dry during manufacturing (RAW mentions cones sit for 24 hours after rolling before they can be packed), but it's a sugar-based adhesive that doesn't involve synthetic glues. It holds the seam reliably without adding any off-flavors. The paper's watermark pattern isn't just branding — it controls how the paper burns by regulating airflow across the surface.

Limitations

These cones are king size, so if you prefer smaller joints or solo sessions, you might find them too big. The organic paper burns slower than ultra-thin rice papers, which some smokers prefer and others find too delicate. Because the paper is unrefined, it's slightly thicker than bleached papers, which affects how fast it burns. If you're used to quick-burning papers, RAW organic will feel slower.

The natural gum occasionally needs a little moisture to re-seal if a cone has been sitting open for a while. It's not common, but it can happen in dry climates. The filter tips are sturdy but basic — if you're someone who likes flavored tips or activated charcoal filters, you'll need to swap them out yourself.

FAQ

How much flower fits in a king size cone?

A king size cone typically holds between 1 and 1.5 grams of ground flower, depending on how tightly you pack it. If you pack it loose for better airflow, you're closer to 1 gram. Packed tighter, you can fit closer to 1.5 grams, though that might make it harder to draw through.

Do these burn evenly or do they canoe?

RAW's watermark pattern helps regulate the burn, so canoeing is less common than with hand-rolled joints where the paper might be uneven. If a cone does start to burn unevenly, it's usually because the flower inside isn't packed consistently — too tight in one spot, too loose in another. Tap it down before you twist the end to help avoid that.

Can I reuse the packaging for storage?

The plastic packs the cones come in work fine for short-term storage, but they're not airtight. If you're in a humid area, transfer unused cones to a sealed container or jar. Moisture makes the organic paper harder to light and affects how it burns. Keep them dry and they'll stay fresh.

Are these the same as RAW Classic cones?

RAW Organic cones are made from certified organic hemp, while RAW Classic cones use unrefined hemp that's not organically certified. Both are unbleached and chlorine-free, but the Organic version has stricter sourcing standards for the raw hemp. The burn and taste are similar, though some smokers say the Organic version is slightly smoother.

Why are RAW cones always out of stock?

RAW uses a natural sugar gum that takes 24 hours to dry after the cones are rolled. That means production is slower than brands using quick-drying synthetic adhesives. The cones have to sit before they can be stacked and packed, which limits how fast RAW can produce them. High demand plus slow production equals frequent stock shortages.

Do I need to twist both ends or just one?

Just twist the open end after you've filled the cone. The filter end is already sealed and ready to go. Twisting the top creates a closed tip you can light without flower falling out. Some people pinch and fold instead of twisting — either works, just make sure it's sealed before you light it.

How long do unfilled cones last?

Stored in a cool, dry place, unfilled RAW cones stay good for years. The organic paper can absorb moisture over time, so if they feel damp or the gum seems less sticky, they might not burn as cleanly. Keep them sealed in their original packaging or transfer to an airtight container if you're storing them long-term.