Gambler Regular King Size Cigarette Tubes, 200 Count (Pack of 5)

One of my top 2 preferred brands. Great quality and price!

👍These were a lifesaver!!! GREAT quality. I used a packing stick found here (https://amzn.to/3RL7Huk) and these are the only brand I will use if I roll my own stuff. Definitely worth the price! No issues at all.

Gifted this and they live these.

Good quality.

Very perfect easy to use with the help of a cigarette roller. My husband ordered this to help him slow down buying store cigarettes. The filter and paper is exactly what he needed. Will buy again.

I've been rolling my own for about a year now and I've tried a few different tubes but these are the best as far as durability, flavor, and ease of use. I used to smoke Marlboro Reds and these are very comparable, perhaps a tad stronger taste but I got used to it very quickly and now prefer these to Reds. I use them with the red Good Stuff and a Gambler tube shooter. There is definitely a learning curve so if you're new to rolling your own, don't give up! At first you'll mangle a lot of tubes and roll a lot of half-filled smokes. (I did, anyway lol) Once you get the hang of it it's really easy and you will save SO MUCH money! My tubes arrived boxed with protective air bubble padding. A few tubes in one box were a tad crumbled, but it's easy enough to straighten them out and all the tubes I received were usable. I will definitely order these again. Bonus that I get 5 boxes from Amazon for the price of 4 boxes from my local smoke shop.

I hate giving a one star . Gambler tubes are as good as any brand ,if tubes are not crushed .I've ordered from Amazon before and tubes were all good . Thhis order of 5 cartons ,only had about 50 usable tubes.

Great product, only if you get a shipment that doesn’t come with a bunch of smashed tubes. Never fails, seems I have to always throw away tubes… would be nice if these manufacturers invested more into their packaging like double or triple up on the cardboard used or some kind of reinforced structure to their packaging due to the fragile nature of the contents. But hey it’s too much of an expense that doesn’t matter anyway, the retailer still buys the produce no matter what, it’s the consumer who’s the one who gets dinged…