Red Creek Alpine Riller - extra coarse

Red Creek Alpin Riller - extra coarse is the shop’s coarsest alpine Red Creek riller for very wet, icy, and man-made snow.

When coarse is no longer coarse enough: RC 2076 is a special tool for extremely water-rich and hard-transformed alpine conditions and is one step coarser than RC 2069.

How to use the product

1. Finish waxing, scraping, and brushing the glide surface 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. In above-freezing temperatures, more pronounced pressure can be used. Below zero, the pressure should be reduced significantly.
5. Do not lift the tool in the middle of the pass, and finish with fine nylon.

Features and recommendations

• Discipline: Alpine.
• Structure: extra coarse diagonal-cut alpine.
• Recommended temperature range: +15 to -5 °C.
• Snow conditions: very wet, icy, and man-made snow.
• Main function: the shop’s coarsest alpine Red Creek structure.
• Combination: Used as the coarsest option in the alpine series. Always test against 2069 before treating the entire pair of skis.
• 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 made for precise hand structuring of alpine skis.

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

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