$ 39.99
Zig Zag 1¼ Unbleached Paper Cones are pre-rolled and ready to pack, sold two per tube. These are for smokers who want consistent cones without the rolling learning curve. Natural unbleached paper skips the chlorine processing — just wood pulp and a slow, even burn that lets your flower's flavor come through. This 24-tube display box holds 48 cones total, built for retailers stocking counters or individual smokers who'd rather buy once and forget about it for a while.
Daily smokers who value their time over the ritual of rolling. People whose fingers don't cooperate with thin papers. Anyone hosting where you need six cones ready before everyone shows up. Shops looking for a counter display that actually moves because customers recognize the brand.
Pop open a tube, pull out a cone. The narrow end already has the filter tip installed — nothing to assemble. Run your flower through a grinder until it's evenly broken down. Consistency matters here because chunky pieces create air pockets and uneven burns.
Pack from the open end using your fingers, a pen cap, or whatever's handy. The goal is firm but not concrete — you want airflow. Fill to about a quarter-inch from the top, then twist the paper closed. Tap the filter end on a table a few times to settle everything and eliminate gaps. If it feels loose, untwist, add more, and close it again.
Light the twisted tip while rotating slowly so the cherry forms evenly around the circumference. If one side starts running hot, lick your finger and dab the fast side to slow it down. Unbleached paper has more natural lignin than white papers, so it burns a touch slower — you'll notice the tan color and slightly rougher texture. That's the point. No bleach means no bleach taste.
| Size | 1¼ — 78mm length, standard cone taper |
|---|---|
| Paper material | Unbleached wood pulp |
| Cones per tube | 2 |
| Tubes per display | 24 (48 cones total) |
| Filter | Pre-installed paper tip |
| Brand | Zig Zag |
24 individual tubes, each holding 2 unbleached 1¼ cones with filter tips pre-installed. Comes in a display box that works on counters or tucked in a drawer.
Leave tubes sealed until you're ready to pack. Paper responds to your environment — too dry and it burns fast and harsh, too humid and it won't stay lit. A drawer or cabinet away from sunlight works fine for most climates. If your area swings between desert-dry winters and swampy summers, toss the box in a sealed container with a humidity pack.
Between 0.5 and 0.7 grams, depending on grind and pack density. Fine grind plus firm packing gets you toward 0.7g. Coarser grind with a lighter touch sits around 0.5g. These are noticeably smaller than king-size cones, which is the point — better for solo sessions or splitting with one friend.
White papers go through chlorine bleaching to get that clean look. Unbleached skips that step, leaving more natural lignin in the fibers. Result: slightly slower burn, cleaner taste, tan color instead of bright white. Some people swear by the difference, others barely notice. Worth trying both and seeing where you land.
For a day or two, sure. The tubes aren't airtight though, so don't expect them to keep pre-packed cones fresh for weeks. For longer storage, use a dedicated joint tube with a better seal. The original tubes are fine for tossing a couple cones in your bag on the way out the door.
No. These are pre-formed cones, not flat papers. The shape is already set and the seam is sealed. You pack, twist, and go. The filter tip is glued in at the factory — it's not coming loose unless you deliberately yank it out.
Exactly who these are for. Pre-rolled cones remove the hardest part — forming a cylinder that doesn't fall apart or canoe. You still need to pack properly, but that's a five-minute learning curve instead of the hours it takes to roll decent joints by hand. If you're new and frustrated with papers, cones solve the problem.
Slower and thicker. Rice papers and ultra-thin whites burn fast and produce lighter, more uniform ash. Unbleached wood pulp burns at its own pace with darker, less consistent ash. Neither is wrong — it's preference. If you like a quick-burning paper that disappears, these might feel heavy. If you want something that takes its time, unbleached delivers.
This listing is the 24-tube display box — the wholesale unit. Individual tubes typically run around a buck at smoke shops and gas stations. If you only need a few cones for the weekend, grab a tube locally. If you smoke regularly or want the per-cone price to drop, buying the full display makes more sense.