Red Creek Riller - Christmas tree pointed fine -5º / -15º

Red Creek Riller - fine pointed herringbone -5º / -15º embosses a fine herringbone pattern for cold, fine-grained, and hard-glazed snow.

Cold herringbone without excessive structure: The fine -5/-15 riller is used when a coarser herringbone becomes too much, but a completely straight structure does not provide the same stable pattern.

How to use the product

1. Wax, scrape, and brush the ski completely before applying the hand structure.
2. Position the tool in the direction of the arrow and pull it from tip to tail with even pressure.
3. Use light pressure and start with one pass. Cold snow requires a subtle structure.
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 pointed herringbone.
• Recommended temperature or conditions range: -5 to -15 °C.
• Snow conditions: cold, fine-grained, and hard-glazed snow.
• Main function: fine herringbone structure that opens up a hard, glossy base surface.
• Combination: Preferably use alone as a first test. In special conditions, it can be combined with an ultra-fine linear structure.
• Rolling hand structure embossed after the finished waxing.
• The structure is reduced or disappears with the next hot waxing.
• Stainless steel roller that should be kept clean, dry, and protected from impact.

Works well with: Red Creek ultra-fine linear · Red Creek diagonal cut -5/-10 · Red Creek fine nylon brush · Red Creek ultra-fine steel brush for cleaning.

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