Rolling papers vs cones vs wraps
Papers are flat sheets you roll yourself, usually in 1¼ or king size. 1¼ suits a solo or two-person session; king size holds more and is easier to handle if you are still learning. Thin papers burn slower and taste cleaner; hemp papers are sturdier in humid weather.
Cones are pre-rolled paper shells with a paper tip already in place — you fill, pack, and twist. They remove the rolling skill entirely, which is why most first-timers start there. Wraps are thicker, slower-burning shells with a heavier draw, meant for larger portions and a longer session.
Beginner-friendly options
If you have never rolled, buy cones and a pack of filter tips. Fill loosely, tap to settle, top up, and twist the end — that is the whole process, and nothing gets wasted while you learn.
If you want to learn to roll, king-size papers plus pre-rolled tips are the most forgiving combination. A rolling tray keeps loose flower contained and makes the whole thing far less messy.
Matching papers with flower — or skipping the step
Coarsely ground flower and slower-burning papers pair well for a longer session; finer grind with thin papers burns quicker and hotter. A tip at the end keeps the draw open and stops fragments coming through.
If rolling is not for you, pre-rolls skip the step entirely — singles for a short session, multipacks for value, and infused options for higher potency. Our pre-roll menu sits next to the accessories on the same live inventory.
Shop papers, wraps and cones
Rolling supplies are the most consistently stocked part of the Good Grades accessories shelf — papers in multiple sizes, filter tips, and trays from brands customers recognize.
Add them to any order for pickup at 162-03 Jamaica Ave, or delivery where available. Prices and current stock show in the live block on this page.