RizlaMetal Roller / Rolling Machine 70mm [Kitchen & Home]

Best roller I have ever used. I’ve tried mats, box rollers and plastic and this one by far rolls the best shag cigarettes. 70mm papers that come with the Drum I use work great. It’s well built and easier to use than other the other types Highly recommend.

There are two Rizla rollers. A premium, and regular. The picture shows premium, but if you order, you'll get the regular. The premium will cost you twenty bucks anywhere else, and the regular is ten bucks. So you aren't paying for the premium and getting the regular.If you WANT a rolling machine for ten bucks, this one is metal, has the Rizla logo stamped on it, and will roll a cigarette of any type as perfect as a Marlboro the first time you try it.

Rolls.great 1+ gram blunts. Takes about 50 uses to get a feel on how much to use. Belt will eject contents if you don’t keep a finger on it when new, it’s built to last. A 70mm wide paper is too wide by about 6mm so I just fold in a taper and it works great. I don’t like smoking paper, so larger rolls tip that ratio in my favor.One must use care not to let product being rolled get stuck in the hinge, but this too you will master as you will find that the more you can close the device the more control you will have and once you find the sweet spot in terms of how much to load, you will be a happy camper. Tip: keep a small knife handy to clear the hinge if needed. Moisture content of product also affects the ease and result as a slightly spongy product will expand where a dry product will be loose, fine and get jammed in the hinge and sometimes under the belt which is an annoyance. Would def buy again, I’ve tried many but always come back to Rizla.

I'm new to rolling my own. So far when I can manage to get it to roll tight it's fine. My choice of papers wasn't the best though. Using Raw brand papers sucks. The glue doesn't stick very well. Other than that the machine is OK. Taking time to figure it out but as like anything it's just going to take time to perfect it.

I was looking for a solid rolling machine that wouldn’t break, like every plastic one out there, after rolling a couple hundred cigarettes when I found this one. Sure the Rizla metal roller is attractive, innovative in its clamshell opening, and undoubtedly of sturdy construction but it has a tendency to pop open spilling tobacco everywhere if you don’t have just the right amount of tobacco in it when you start rolling.

You don’t get the same rolling machine you see in the picture. It’s not a clamshell. It’s like a normal rolling machine but made out of thin metal it rolls amazing. I am not disappointed. It is a awesome roller. Rolls that stinky tobacco perfect.

made of aluminum but no latch. reside builds up on edge and won't close correctly. also pops open and apron tosses it all in the air,

this is the best rolling machine I have had in my 45 years of use. Very easy to use and rolls the perfect smoke every time