Hand-rolling is easier than it looks if you’ve got the right kind of tools. We recommend Zig Zag blues, which are thicker than whites and feature cut corners, which reduce some of the precision required to roll. The key to rolling is to not have the product too loose or too tight. It’s too loose when you inhale and you get product in your mouth, and it’s too tight if it doesn’t burn steadily, or you have to inhale too hard.

Rolling is mostly a trial and error thing. Go buy a pack of papers, get some product and try rolling for an hour. Don’t get frustrated if you can’t get it at first. We’ve been rolling for years now and we still produce our share of shitty joints. Don't be afraid to experiment, even if you think it'll fail. Good rolling is an art.