Filter Tips

Filter tips are reusable tips that sit at the end of a roll. They give a cleaner draw, hold the roll's shape, and keep resin or loose material away from your fingers and lips.

Compared to cardboard or paper tips, ours deliver smoother airflow, a more consistent draw, and a more premium feel.

Yes — our filter tips are made to be durable and reusable. To clean, rinse with warm water, gently scrub with a small brush or pipe cleaner to remove residue, and allow to dry thoroughly.

Some styles (depending on shape) may be dishwasher safe (top rack), but hand-washing typically ensures longer life.

Filter tips are offered in multiple diameters — 8mm, 9mm, 10mm, 11mm, 12mm and 12.7mm — to match various roll sizes.

Choose smaller sizes (such as 8mm) for tighter draws or lower material amounts, and larger sizes (11mm–12.7mm) for more airflow, larger fills, or when using hash/hole inserts.

Yes, style matters. Different designs impact cooling, filtration, and airflow:

Round tips are simple and direct.

Spiral and helix styles add internal structure that can help cool and diffuse the draw.

Vented styles help reduce ash and improve airflow.

Bullet tips are compact, with a tighter draw and a more concentrated pull.

Each style offers a slightly different experience — pick based on how smooth, cool, or filtered you want your draw.

Glass is inert and does not add flavor; it generally preserves the natural taste of what you roll. Wood tips can add a warm, woody aroma or mouthfeel (subtle), while paper or cardboard may impart very minimal taste changes.

If flavor purity is your priority, glass is a strong choice.

Filter tips are quite durable when handled with care — drop protection, safe transport, and not applying excessive force all help. However, they can break under impact.

They're sold by the case, so a broken tip is easy to replace from the stock you already have. A case or protective tube is also worth considering for storage.

For hash or heavy concentrates, tips with a larger inner diameter (11mm and up) work better because they can accommodate inserts without clogging.

Styles with open or vented features also help maintain airflow when there's added material inside.

Slightly. Filter tips require more care in cleaning and handling, but in return offer reusability, better hygiene (less buildup), and longer life.

Paper and cardboard tips are use-once — minimal cleanup, but they generate more waste and give less consistency.