Red Creek Riller - ultra-fine linear

Red Creek Riller - ultra-fine linear imprints a very subtle longitudinal structure for cold, dry, fine-grained snow.

The safe starting point in cold conditions: Ultra-fine linear leaves a very light imprint and is often a wiser choice than a coarser pattern when the snow is dry and the crystals are fine.

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 very light pressure and preferably compare with an unrilled ski.
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: ultra-fine linear.
• Recommended temperature or condition range: cold and dry.
• Snow conditions: cold, dry and very fine-grained snow.
• Main function: subtle longitudinal structure and a cold-condition complement.
• Combination: Can be used alone or as a subtle complement to a cold herringbone or diagonal-cut structure.
• Rolling hand structure applied after the wax job is finished.
• The structure is reduced or disappears with the next hot wax.
• Stainless steel roller that should be kept clean, dry and protected from impacts.

Pairs well with: Red Creek herringbone -5/-15 · Red Creek diagonal-cut -5/-20 · 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.