OCB Premium Slim Papers + Tips

OCB Premium Slim Papers + Tips are ultra-thin rolling papers built for smokers who want a clean, slow burn without sacrificing flavor. Made from 100% wood fibers sourced from responsibly managed forests, these nearly transparent papers let you taste your herb, not the paper. Each booklet comes with 32 leaves and 32 perforated tips, so you've got everything you need for consistent rolls without hunting for filters.

Key Benefits

• Taste your flower, not the paper — 14 g/m² ultra-thin construction means nearly zero interference with flavor
• Reliable stick every time — Natural Acacia gum adhesive holds without rewetting or peeling mid-session
• No harshness or chemical taste — Dye-free, chlorine-free, and GMO-free for a clean smoking experience
• Tips included — 32 perforated filter tips per booklet save you from buying separate packs
• Slow, even burn — Thin wood fiber construction burns smoothly without running or canoeing
• Eco-conscious sourcing — Forest Stewardship Council certified wood fibers from responsibly managed forests

Made for

OCB Premium Slims work best for daily smokers who roll regularly and care about flavor. If you're particular about what you're tasting or you roll multiple joints a day, these deliver consistency without the learning curve of rice papers or the harshness of cheaper wood pulp options. The included tips make them a solid choice for people who don't want to carry separate filter booklets.

How to use them

Pull a paper from the booklet and set it gum-side up. Grind your flower with a grinder to a medium consistency — too fine and it'll pull through, too coarse and it won't burn evenly. Distribute evenly along the crease, tuck the non-gum side over your material, and roll toward the gum line. Lick the Acacia gum strip lightly (it doesn't need much moisture), seal, and twist the end. Tear off one of the perforated tips and insert it into the open end for structure and airflow.

These papers are thin, so handle them gently when rolling. A light touch works better than forcing the tuck. If you're new to ultra-thins, expect a session or two to get the feel — once you dial it in, the slow burn and clean taste make it worth the adjustment.

Specifications

What's Included

• 1 display box (24 booklets)
• Each booklet: 32 rolling papers + 32 perforated tips

FAQ

Will these work for beginners or are they too thin?

They're thin enough that complete beginners might struggle at first. If you've rolled a handful of joints before, you'll adapt quickly. The payoff is a cleaner taste and slower burn once you get the technique down.

Do the tips stay in place or do they fall out?

The perforated tips are sturdy enough to stay put once inserted. Roll the paper snugly around the tip end and it won't slide. If you're twisting the end after filling, twist the flower end, not the filter side.

How do these compare to rice papers?

OCB Premium wood fiber papers are slightly thicker than rice papers but still nearly transparent. They're more forgiving to roll with and less prone to tearing mid-roll. Rice papers burn slower, but these offer better flavor than most wood pulp options while being easier to handle than rice.

Are these actually slow-burning or is that just marketing?

They burn slower than standard weight papers. The 14 g/m² construction and wood fiber base keep the burn rate consistent without running. You'll notice the difference if you've been using thicker papers.

Can I use these with a rolling machine?

Yes, OCB Premium Slims work fine in standard 70mm rolling machines. The thin material feeds smoothly and the Acacia gum seals reliably with machine pressure.

What's the shelf life on these?

Stored in a cool, dry place, these will last years. The Acacia gum can lose some stick if exposed to high humidity or heat, so keep the booklets sealed until you're ready to use them.

Are these actually from responsibly managed forests or is that greenwashing?

OCB sources wood fibers from FSC-certified forests, which means third-party audits verify sustainable forestry practices. It's a legitimate certification, not just a marketing claim. For more on FSC standards, check FSC's official site.