G-Rollz Banksy Graffiti King Size Papers Review

G-Rollz is an Amsterdam brand that gets what rolling culture is about — good materials, good art, good vibes. Their Banksy collection features licensed prints of famous graffiti works, so each pack doubles as a mini collectible. The papers themselves are solid too, which is what actually matters.

Organic Green Hemp

The papers are made from organic, unbleached hemp fibres with a natural green tint from plant chlorophyll — no synthetic dyes here. They burn slow and even, and the acacia gum line holds strong even on tightly packed joints. The green tint is subtle enough to look cool without being distracting.

Bonus: Bamboo Sticks!

Each pack comes with four green bamboo packing sticks tucked into the cardboard flap. It's a small touch but genuinely useful — no more hunting for a pen or key to pack down the tip when you're rolling on the go. The packaging itself is thick cardboard with vibrant Banksy prints, making it a nice display piece for your rolling tray.

Rolling With Hemp: What I've Learned

Hemp papers have more texture and grip than rice, so I find them easier to tuck — the herb stays put in the crease instead of sliding. Grind medium, distribute evenly, and don't overfill the gum end or the acacia glue line has to fight bulky herb to seal. One medium lick seals it; press and hold the seam for a few seconds. If you're new to rolling, the full walkthrough in our how to roll a joint guide pairs well with these.

Hemp vs Rice: Burn Character Compared

Against rice papers like Elements King Size Slim, these burn a touch slower outdoors and shrug off light wind better — hemp fibre just holds its ember more stubbornly. Rice wins on sheer flavour neutrality, but G-Rollz hemp adds only the faintest earthy sweetness and burns slow and even. Against the benchmark RAW Classic King Size, the burn is very comparable; you're choosing on price, packaging, and whether you like the green tint. At £6.49 with the bamboo sticks included, G-Rollz earns its premium. More options in our best rolling papers UK roundup.

Who Should Skip Them

Flavour purists who want absolute zero paper taste should go rice — hemp always adds a whisper of its own character. Budget rollers will wince at £6.49 when solid papers cost less; you're paying partly for licensed art. And if green-tinted papers put you off on principle, stick with natural brown hemp.

G-Rollz Banksy Papers FAQ

Does the green tint affect the taste?
No. The tint comes from plant chlorophyll, not synthetic dye, and I can't taste any difference versus natural hemp. It burns the same slow and even line.

Are the bamboo sticks actually useful?
Yes, genuinely. They're the right width for tamping a king size joint and save you hunting for a pen. I keep one in every rolling kit.

Is £6.49 worth it over standard papers?
For the paper quality alone it's fair, and the art packaging plus sticks sweeten it. If you don't care about the Banksy prints, a plain hemp pack costs less and smokes similarly.