Ski Tools

When the snow is new and cold the Red Creek -5/-10 diagonal structure is one of the most safe hand structures to use. Almost certain to not be a liability, and more certainly to be an asset. Optimal choice in the blue range of fresh snow Oblique...

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, and more certainly to be an asset. Wide use range,...

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. The soft but short nylon bristles used to be good for a...

If you only need one ski base brush with metal bristles, the Red Creek Fine Brass is a top choice. The small diameter bristles will clean wax out of the finest structure. Being much softer than most other metal brushes, brass will not damage a ski base...

The +5/-5°C Riller tool from Red Creek is a must have for cross country ski racers who live in damp climates. Red Creek makes two +5/-5 structure tools, this one is the #2087 "Skra" or oblique/transverse tool.  Especially useful in that nasty...

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 Pressed in lightly, will also work in cold, coarse...

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 and old, cold snow Chevron "Christmas Tree" pattern...

A must have hand structure tool, the Red Creek 2mm linear Riller can be used by itself but is most often used in conjunction with other Red Creek Rillers Not a deep imprint, of great use in wet compact snow Often used with the Red Creek Coarse,...

As a hand structure for cross country race skis, the Red Creek XC Riller - 1 mm Linear follows the rule of "first, do no harm" Not very aggressive, unlikely to make skis slower Most often used in conjunction with Red Creek Rillers using broken...

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 not slow down skis when the snow is fine grained and...

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 Tree" structure. Great in all snow types within the...

Rotobrush tools for the ski shop are no just for teams. The 140mm Red Creek Service Handle will accept combi rotobrushes that will save time for any ski tech, whether professional or recreational The 140mm spindle accepts the time-saving combi...