Red Creek Riller - angled fine -5º / -10º

Red Creek Riller - angled fine -5º / -10º imprints a fine diagonal structure for cold to moderately cold and fine-grained snow.

Fine structure with a bit more range: Compared with -5/-20, the -5/-10 gives a clearer imprint and covers more normal winter days without becoming a warm structure.

How to use the product

1. Finish waxing, scraping and brushing the ski before applying the hand structure.
2. Place the tool in the direction of the arrow and pull it from tip to tail with even pressure.
3. Use light to moderate pressure. It is better to increase the number of test passes than to press hard right away.
4. Do not rill the waxable grip zone on classic skis.
5. Finish with a fine nylon brush and preferably compare with an unrilled ski.

Features and recommendations

• Discipline: Cross-country.
• Structure: fine angled.
• Recommended temperature or conditions range: -5 to -10 °C.
• Snow conditions: fresh or older fine-grained snow and a hard glossy base surface.
• Main function: fine diagonal structure for cold to moderately cold winter conditions.
• Combination: On man-made snow, a fine linear structure can be applied to the rear part of the ski.
• Rolling hand structure imprinted after the finished waxing.
• The structure is reduced or disappears with the next hot wax.
• Stainless roller that should be kept clean, dry and protected from impact.

Pairs well with: Red Creek ultra-fine linear · Red Creek straight 1 mm · Red Creek fine nylon brush · Red Creek ultra-fine steel brush for cleaning.

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