Abadie King Size Slim 110 mm Paper (50 pcs) · Ultra Thin & Slow Burn

Abadie King Size Slim 110 mm Paper (50 pcs) is the ultimate rolling companion for those who refuse to compromise on flavor or duration, offering a high-quality, ultra-thin medium that ensures your herb remains the star of the show. This isn't just a booklet; it's a guarantee of 50 premium sessions with a slow, consistent burn that prevents canoeing and maximizes the lifespan of your material.

Do you ever feel like your rolling skills are being sabotaged by the paper you use? It’s incredibly frustrating when you’re ready to relax, but you’re unsure if the paper is too thick, masking the terpenes, or if it’s going to tear right when you’re tucking it in. That uncertainty can turn a ritual into a chore.

Nothing kills the vibe faster than a joint that burns like a fuse or tastes like a campfire. Using low-quality paper not only wastes your precious stash but also irritates your throat with harsh smoke. You end up smoking more ash and paper than actual flower, leaving you with a bitter aftertaste and a sense of disappointment after all the effort you put into rolling.

The solution is switching to Abadie King Size Slim, a paper designed to be invisible. With its ultra-thin construction and natural gum, this paper provides a forgiving yet sturdy structure that makes rolling intuitive and the smoking experience pure. Follow this phase-based guide to master your roll and get the most out of every single leaf.

Phase 1: Preparing the ground

Before you even pull a leaf out of the booklet, you need to set the stage. Rolling a perfect King Size Slim requires a bit of preparation to ensure the material is distributed evenly and the airflow is perfect.

• Clean your space: Use a clean, flat surface or a Rolling tray to catch any falling crumbs.
• Grind consistency: Ensure your herb is ground to a fluffy consistency; too powdery will clog the airflow, too chunky will tear the paper.
• Check humidity: Your material should be dry enough to burn but sticky enough to hold shape.
• Wash your hands: Oils from your fingers can make the paper transparent or hard to stick.

Phase 2: Setting up the product

Now that your material is ready, it's time to prep the Abadie paper itself. This specific format is slim, meaning there is less excess paper to overlap, which is great for flavor but requires precision.

1. Extract carefully: Pull one leaf gently from the booklet of 50 to avoid crinkling the next one.
2. Identify the gum line: Make sure the shiny gum strip is facing you and is at the top.
3. Create the crease: Fold the paper gently at the bottom third to create a "boat" shape that will cradle your mix.
4. Prepare the tip: Grab one of your Cigarette filters and place it on your preferred side (left or right).

Phase 3: Use / rolling step by step

This is the moment of truth. The Abadie paper is forgiving, but following these steps will ensure a professional-grade cone every time.

1. Fill the boat: Distribute your ground herb evenly along the crease, adding a bit more towards the end if you want a cone shape.
2. Shape the cylinder: Use your thumbs and index fingers to roll the paper back and forth, compressing the herb into a log shape.
3. The Tuck: This is key. Tuck the non-gum side of the paper behind the filter and the herb.
4. Roll up: Continue rolling upward until only the gum strip is visible.
5. Lick and Stick: Lick the gum strip gently (don't soak it) and seal it down smoothly.
6. Pack it: Tap the filter on the table to settle the contents and use a poker to pack the top slightly.
7. Light it up: Toast the tip evenly before inhaling to ensure an even burn ring.

Phase 4: Closing, maintenance and learnings

Once you've sparked up, the experience isn't quite over regarding the product care. Since this booklet contains 50 leaves (almost double the standard 32), you need to keep the pack in good condition so the last leaf is as fresh as the first.

Always close the booklet flap securely to prevent humidity from curling the papers or drying out the gum. If you noticed the paper burned slightly faster on one side, next time try to grind your material more evenly or ensure you aren't lighting it in a windy spot. Learning from each roll is part of the fun.

Advantages of following this flow instead of improvising

• Consistent Airflow: Proper distribution prevents tight spots that block smoke.
• No Canoeing: Even packing and lighting stops the joint from burning only on one side.
• Flavor Purity: Using the slim paper correctly means you smoke less paper overlap.
• Waste Reduction: You won't tear papers or drop weed, saving you money in the long run.
• Mastery: You'll go from "hoping it works" to knowing exactly how to roll a perfect pearl.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does Abadie Slim compare to standard papers?

Abadie Slim is significantly thinner and narrower than standard papers. This means you inhale less burnt paper and more of your flower's flavor, but it requires a slightly more delicate touch when rolling.

Why does this pack have 50 leaves?

Most King Size packs come with 32 or 33 leaves. Abadie offers 50, providing excellent value and ensuring you don't have to run to the shop as often. It's a huge plus for daily smokers.

Do I need a specific grinder for this paper?

While any grinder works, a high-quality Weed Grinder that produces a fluffy, medium grind is ideal for slim papers to ensure the structure holds up without being too tight.

Is the gum natural?

Yes, Abadie uses a natural gum that sticks effectively without adding a chemical taste. Just remember, a light lick is all it takes; too much saliva can wash the gum away.

Personal Experience of Pevgrow’s CEO (Alan)

I've always had a soft spot for Abadie papers because they remind me of the old-school European smoking culture. The first thing I noticed when I switched to these was the quantity—having 50 leaves in a pack is a game-changer. I used to get frustrated running out of papers constantly with the standard 32-packs, but Abadie really stretches that out.

In terms of the roll, I treat these papers with respect. They are thin, which is exactly what I want for tasting my top-shelf genetics, but I learned early on not to manhandle them. My advice? Take your time with the tuck. Once you get that initial tuck behind the filter tight, the rest of the paper just glides into place. It burns super slow, which is perfect for when I'm chilling and don't want to feel rushed.