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Rolling like a pro

Discussion in 'Seasoned Marijuana Users' started by Josh_aa371, Apr 10, 2016.

  1. #1 Josh_aa371, Apr 10, 2016
    What's some techniques you use to roll?

    I take about a centimeter off of the bottom of the jay paper so it curves out like a bump so when I roll the bump that's out just folds in the roll making it really nice and an even roll


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  2. #2 1620, Apr 13, 2016
    I have no idea what you mean I'm trying to imagine it so hard lol. But for me I guess I try to aim for shape rather than tightness and then after its done I spend a minute packing it down by dropping on the filter repeatedly to get it tight and even. People say I roll really nice, and I've taught a lot of people to roll and sometimes they have this a-ha moment.
     
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  3. #3 psychedeliadan, Apr 15, 2016
    I have seen a youtube video where a guy used a credit card to tuck down the paper and it seems to work pretty well for me.
     
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  4. #4 Wilflet, Apr 16, 2016
    I spent like half an hour rereading it and imagining the other day, never got it but just put it down to me being high as a motherfucker- glad to know im not the only one
     
  5. #5 Josh_aa371, Apr 16, 2016
    Seth Rogen Teaches You To Roll The Perfect Joint

    I found the video I learned it from. Its really good when ur first learning how to roll.


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  6. #6 NewSmoke15, Apr 17, 2016
    I also use the card technique as mentioned above. Otherwise, I could barely roll a joint. I also aim more for shape during rolling and worry about tightness when I'm done. I can roll fairly good blunts freehand though.

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