Beuz Filters - 150pcs

Beuz Slim Filter Tips — 150 Pieces

Beuz Filters are bleached white slim filter tips designed for a consistent, smooth roll every time. Each booklet packs 150 individual tips — enough to keep you rolling for weeks without a restock run. The slim profile fits standard rolling papers snugly, giving your finished roll a clean, uniform look and a comfortable draw.

Why Beuz Slim Filters Belong in Your Rolling Kit

Rolling without a filter tip is a bit like cooking without salt — technically possible, but you're making life harder for yourself. A decent filter tip keeps loose material out of your mouth, gives your fingers something to hold, and stops the last centimetre of your roll from collapsing into a soggy mess. We've watched people in the shop try to improvise with torn-up business cards and train tickets. It works in a pinch, but the cardboard is often too thick, too flimsy, or printed with ink you'd rather not be heating up near your lips.

Beuz slim filter tips solve that in the most straightforward way possible. They're a uniform width — slim enough to sit inside a standard king-size or 1 1/4 paper without bunching — and the bleached white card stock is stiff enough to hold a spiral or accordion fold but pliable enough not to crack when you bend it. The 150-piece count is genuinely generous. Most booklets on the market give you 50 or maybe 60 tips. Beuz triples that, so you're not digging through pockets looking for a spare booklet halfway through the evening.

The one honest limitation: these are bleached white, not unbleached. Some rollers prefer the brown, chlorine-free look. If that's you, look at Beuz's unbleached range or grab a pack of RAW tips instead. For everyone else, the bleached card rolls cleanly and holds its shape well — no complaints from our end.

How to Roll a Filter Tip

1. Tear a single filter tip from the booklet along the perforation. Each tip is pre-cut to the correct width — no trimming needed.
2. Make 3 to 4 small accordion folds (a "W" or "M" shape) at one end of the strip. These inner folds create a barrier that catches loose material.
3. Roll the remaining length of the strip tightly around the accordion section. The finished filter should be a compact cylinder roughly 6–7mm in diameter.
4. Place the rolled filter at one end of your rolling paper, add your preferred smokable herb, and roll as normal. The filter should sit flush with the paper's edge.
5. Once rolled, the filter will expand slightly to fill the paper, creating a snug fit that won't fall out mid-session.

From Our Counter: What 25 Years of Selling Rolling Supplies Has Taught Us

We've stocked filter tips since the early days of the shop — back when the choices were basically "cardboard rectangle" or "nothing." The market has come a long way. Beuz is a French brand that's been quietly building a following among European rollers, and the 150-piece booklet is their best seller for good reason: the price-per-tip ratio is hard to beat, and the slim width suits the papers most people actually use.

One thing we'd flag: if you're rolling cones rather than straight cigarettes, a slim tip can feel a bit narrow at the base. You can compensate by rolling the tip a touch looser, or you could look at a wide-format tip instead. For standard rolls, though, slim is the way to go — it keeps the airflow tight and the draw smooth without restricting it.

Beuz Filters vs. Other Slim Tips

The main selling point is simple maths. At 150 tips per booklet, you're getting triple the quantity of a standard pack. If you roll 3–5 times a day, a typical 50-piece booklet lasts about 10–16 days. The Beuz 150-piece booklet stretches that to roughly 30–50 days. Fewer trips to the shop, fewer moments of "I'm sure I had some left."

Frequently Asked Questions

Last updated: April 2026