RAW | 2-Way Rolling Machines

Experience the pinnacle of eco-friendly innovation with the RAW 2-way rolling machines. These unique devices are the first of their kind, meticulously crafted from natural hemp composite plastic. Their origin is equally impressive: They were produced in the world-renowned, oldest hand-rolling machine factory in Kudus, Indonesia. This factory has a rich history has been dedicated to perfecting the art of rolling for generations.

The hemp rolling machine is about sustainability and choice. With the ingenious 2-way roller design, users can decide between crafting skinny or regular-sized joints, tailoring their smoking experience to their personal preference. Whether you’re a novice or a seasoned roller, the machine caters to all with its user-friendly design.

The rolling machines are available in two sizes for those keen on specifics. The King Size measures 110mm, ideal for those who prefer a longer smoke, while the standard 79mm is perfect for a quick and satisfying session. Each machine is accompanied by clear, easy-to-follow instructions, ensuring that every roll is close to perfection.

In a world where sustainability is paramount, the RAW rolling machines are a testament to what can be achieved when innovation meets eco-consciousness. Their construction using 100% natural German hemp reduces environmental impact and offers a durable, long-lasting product.

Rolling Machine Features:

• It is environmentally friendly and made from natural hemp composite plastic.
• Unique 2-way roller design for customizable rolling.
• There are two sizes to choose from: King Size (110mm) for a more extended experience and 79mm for standard use.
• Comes with comprehensive instructions for a hassle-free rolling process.
• They are proudly manufactured in the historic hand-rolling machine factory in Kudus, Indonesia.

Elevate your rolling experience, prioritize sustainability, and enjoy the unmatched quality of the RAW 2-way rolling machines.

Browse the entire RAW rolling papers collection here.

Added May 14, 2018