Joints, jays, doobies, spliffs and “whiteboys.” These are all familiar names used to describe loose-ground cannabis flower sealed up in a sheet of rolling paper. The choice of what kind of wrapper you ...

Rolling papers and Rodney Dangerfield have long had a lot in common: they didn’t get no respect. But as marijuana’s cultural cachet has risen, so too have the quality and variety of smoking equipment.

Packaged in a lipstick-size pink container with a convenient mirror, the sheets don't come in the usual singles, but rather an entire roll to rip off as needed. You can understand why fans were ...

Every product was carefully curated by an Esquire editor. We may earn a commission from these links. Here’s how we test products and why you should trust us. Hemp often makes for sturdier papers that ...