Red Creek Alpine Riller - 0º / -10º

Red Creek Alpin Riller - 0º / -10º is an alpine structuring tool with a fine diagonal-cut pattern for normal winter conditions and fine-grained snow.

The finest of the shop’s alpine Red Creek rillers: 0/-10 is suitable when the warm alpine structures become too coarse, but the ski still needs diagonal water and dirt evacuation toward the edges.

How to use the product

1. Wax, scrape and brush the glide surface completely before structuring.
2. Let the tool’s plastic guide follow the steel edge.
3. Make one even pass on one side of the ski and one opposite pass on the other side so that the open 50 mm riller covers the entire base.
4. Use light to moderate pressure and keep the tool flat throughout the pass.
5. Do not lift the tool mid-pass, and finish with a fine nylon brush.

Features and recommendations

• Discipline: Alpine.
• Structure: fine diagonal-cut alpine.
• Recommended temperature range or conditions range: 0 to -10 °C.
• Snow conditions: normal winter, finer new snow, and older fine-grained snow.
• Main function: fine diagonal structure for normal cold alpine conditions.
• Combination: At very high speed or in wetter conditions, a warmer and coarser alpine riller can be tested.
• Working width: approximately 50 mm with open side.
• The tool is used twice per ski to cover the entire base.
• The roller and tool are designed for precise hand structuring of alpine skis.

Pairs well with: Red Creek Alpin Riller +15/-5 · Red Creek Alpin Riller coarse · Red Creek fine nylon brush · Red Creek ultra-fine steel brush for cleaning.

Read more: Guide to ski rilling · All rilling tools and structuring tools.