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Blunt Wraps (instead of Dutches)

Discussion in 'Apprentice Marijuana Consumption' started by generickid, Feb 14, 2010.

  1. #1 generickid, Feb 14, 2010
    I usually pick up dutches to roll blunts, but my buddy has told me about something called blunt wraps or blunt fillers. They come in a plastic pouch with 2-3 per pack, and it's the tobacco wrap with the leaf all ready to be rolled. Anybody seen these and know what I'm talking about? Thoughts on these?
     
  2. #2 ruinedforever, Feb 14, 2010
    You can find different flavored blunt wraps at any gas station or convenient store. Where I live, they're cheaper than cigars usually.

    I like them sometimes, because smoking Dutches all the time gets harsh on my lungs. But they don't burn as long as Dutchmasters do, and sometimes they can tear easily. Sometimes, like with cigars, you'll buy one and it'll be dry as fuck :mad:
     
  3. #3 Darnoc, Feb 14, 2010
    i smoke them all the time, there pretty good and there cheap(dollar for 1?)
     
  4. #4 z0rn dawg, Feb 14, 2010
    I'm pretty sure blunt wraps are made from scraps of tobacco. I also remember hearing that there are a lot of chemicals in them, so they're probably a little more unhealthy than Dutches, Games, Owls, etc.

    They're cheaper (2 for $1.25 here). They can tear if you don't really know how to roll a blunt wrap. It's so much different than rolling Dutch-style, but very similar to rolling a Philly. I find them to be easier on the lungs, and they definitely smell better. In reference to wraps lasting longer, there's not always a difference time-wise. It's all about how you roll it.
     
  5. #5 William Snick, Feb 14, 2010
    i use these a lot. I like Wet Mango. They're super cheap around here, like 50 cents each.
     

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