What are king sized cigarettes?

Question

yes i smoke and i know its bad for me so just answer if you know, are kings thicker? or is the filter shorter for more of a full flavor? a bit longer than the regulars?

Answer 1

longer then the regulars

Answer 2

kings are excatly regular cigarettes in the states. There used to be a shorter version and some companies are even bringing them back (Marlboro has a short 25 cig pack). then came 100's... now just regulars (or kings) and 100's.

Answer 3

extra small stoges as kings were all short

Answer 4

Yucky

Answer 5

Longer than regular, 85 mm I think.

The regulars are really short, they were the standard size before cigarettes had filters & you don't see them much anymore -- straight Camels and Lucky Strikes are examples.

100's are 15 mm longer than king size, part of the extra length is a longer filter because when they first came out in the 60's they were criticized for having more nicotine so they lengthened it.

Cigarettes in a hard pack, e.g., Marlboros, are a bit shorter than cigarettes in a soft pack as well.

Answer 6

I'd have to guess that they are like 100's or 120's, but I'm not sure. I've also heard that today's regular cigarettes used to be called kings, but I don't know about that one. The reason I think they are 100's is because rolling papers come in King size, which are basically good for making  100's.

Answer 7

In Canada, they are longer than the regular size cigs.  I smoke Kings because the cost the same as regulars.  

I think they get you more addicted because you end up getting more nicotine per cig you smoke.

Answer 8

A BLUNT !