Red Creek

When the snow is cold - really cold - the Red Creek -5/-20 diagonal structure is one of the most safe hand structures to use. Almost certain to not be a liability no matter if the snow is new or old,...

There was an earlier era of ski base tech work where this brush was considered highly specialized. The new era is likely to make this brush the most frequently used brush on your cross country skis...

Speed up your cross country race skis in sticky spring slush. Hand structure the base with the Red Creek Coarse Riller Can be used with the Red Creek 2mm linear Riller in very wet, coarse snow...

Best in cold, transformed snow, the Red Creek -5/-15°C Riller imprints a pleasing "christmas tree" pattern into the base of a cross country race ski Wide use range, from new fine grained snow...

A superlative hand structure tool, Red Creek's 0/-6°C Riller is best in falling or new fallen snow below freezing. Also good when snow crystals are mixed type.  Fine oblique pattern will...

One of the most frequently used Red Creek Rillers, the 0 °/-10°C hand structure tool is a top choice whether you ski in the dry Rockies or the Maritime west. Imprint is a staggered "Christmas...

If you have more than one pair of skis to brush after waxing, save time with the Red Creek Combi Steel/Horsehair Rotobrush For use with a 140mm service handle For use with all ski base paraffins...

Save time and lower the panic factor on ski race day. Slap the Red Creek Blue Nylon/Cork Rotobrush into the Service handle, keep your cordless drill batteries fresh, and get the work done THE tool...

If your wax job on your ski base doesn't make you happy unless it is gleaming, the Red Creek Blue Nylon handbrush is your friend Short and stiff bristles shine up a ski base with little effort Not...