Kingpin Hemp Wrap Laid Back

Kingpin Hemp Wrap Laid Back, 4 pieces

Wraps differ from rolling papers enough that it’s worth starting with this difference. A wrap is wider and thicker than a sheet of paper, has a King Size format of 110 by 52 millimeters, and gives a shape closer to a blunt than a slim joint. Kingpin makes its wraps from hemp and clearly states that the product contains no tobacco. The zip-locked package contains four pieces, and the closure has practical significance: the wraps remain moist and flexible only when the package is tightly closed. The Laid Back variant is described by the distributor as having a cherry flavor, and each wrap has a slight crease to facilitate rolling. The country of origin is stated by the distributor as the Philippines, and this line is also available in other flavor variants. The wraps do not have a glue strip, so the rolling technique differs from what you know from papers: the entire surface must be moistened.

Ingredients

Material and parameters provided by the distributor:

• Material: hemp
• Product contains no tobacco
• Format: King Size, 110 by 52 mm
• Number of pieces in the package: 4
• Zip-locked package
• Slight crease to facilitate rolling
• Country of origin: Philippines

One feature of these wraps changes the way they are used, and you need to know about it before the first time: they do not have a glue strip. The distributor states directly what this means, namely that the wrap must be moistened generously and left to dry for a moment before you roll it. This is a completely different technique than with paper, where you just need to run your tongue along the strip, and the first attempt usually turns out worse than the second. The second thing is moisture: hemp wraps dry faster than paper, which is why the manufacturer packs them in a zip-locked package and asks to close it tightly after each removal. A dried wrap cracks when rolling and cannot be saved. The third is the flavor, which in the name of the variant is a declaration of the profile, not the composition. Our previous card described this variant as having a hemp flavor, while the distributor describes it as cherry, so the name should be read as a scent direction.

Specification

• Type: hemp wrap
• Material: hemp
• Tobacco: none
• Format: King Size, 110 by 52 mm
• Number of pieces in the package: 4
• Packaging: zip-locked
• Glue strip: none, the wrap is moistened before rolling
• Flavor profile according to the distributor: cherry
• Country of origin: Philippines
• Manufacturer: Kingpin, Hemp Wrap line

How to use

The technique is different from that with paper and comes down to one thing: water. The wrap must be moistened generously, and then you wait a moment for the excess moisture to evaporate. Only then does the material lay down without cracking, and the edges begin to stick together. The slight factory crease indicates where to comfortably start.

• Take out one wrap and immediately close the package
• Moisten the wrap generously over the entire surface
• Wait a moment for the excess moisture to evaporate
• Lay out the material along the factory crease
• Roll and press the edges to stick them together

If the wrap is too dry, it cracks; if too wet, it falls apart. The first piece from the package usually goes for practice.

For whom

The wraps are for someone who wants the shape and format of a blunt but without tobacco, and this is what the manufacturer emphasizes the most. The King Size format with a width of 52 millimeters provides clearly more volume than a Slim paper, so we are talking about a different scale. At the same time, you need to be prepared for a different rolling technique, as the lack of a glue strip means that the wrap is moistened entirely and left for a moment before rolling. If you are doing this for the first time, it is worth buying a package with the awareness that the first of the four pieces will go for practice. The Laid Back variant is described by the distributor as cherry, while our previous card mentioned a hemp flavor, so the profile should be treated as a scent direction rather than a hard declaration. The zip-locked package keeps the remaining wraps moist, as long as you close it immediately after taking one piece out. A dried wrap cracks when rolling and cannot be saved.

Frequently asked questions

How does a wrap differ from a rolling paper?

By width, thickness, and the way of sticking. A wrap has a King Size format of 110 by 52 millimeters, so it is clearly wider than a Slim paper and gives a shape closer to a blunt. It also does not have a glue strip: the wrap is moistened entirely and left for a moment before rolling.

Do the wraps contain tobacco?

No. The distributor states directly that the product contains no tobacco, and the material is hemp. This is the main difference compared to classic tobacco wraps, on which this format is modeled. The country of origin is stated by the distributor as the Philippines. The zip-locked package contains four pieces in King Size format.

How to roll a wrap without a glue strip?

You need to moisten it generously and leave it for a moment until the excess moisture evaporates. Only then does the material lay down without cracking, and the edges begin to stick together. The factory’s slight crease indicates where to comfortably start laying out the material. If the wrap is too dry, it cracks; if too wet, it falls apart, so the first piece from the package usually goes for practice.

Why does the package have a zip closure?

Because hemp wraps dry faster than paper, and a dried wrap cracks when rolling. The zip closure allows you to seal the package after each removal and keep the remaining pieces moist and flexible. The distributor emphasizes this as a condition for maintaining freshness and aroma. It is worth sealing the package immediately after taking out the wrap, not after finishing the task.

Variants and category

The manufacturer offers this same line in several flavor variants, including Original G, Blueberry Bomb, Goomba Grape, Mango Tango, and Spanish Fly. We have gathered other wraps, papers, and filters in the papers category.

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Safety and storage

The product is an accessory intended for adults. Close the package tightly after each removal of a wrap, as this affects its moisture and flexibility. Store it in a dry place, away from direct sunlight and out of reach of children.

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