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Moto First, Mountain Bikes Second

Fox has been making motocross gear since 1974 and brought that into mountain biking later, along with BMX and a lifestyle range. The moto background is why the cut is looser than road cycling kit and why the graphics are louder.

It also explains the depth. A brand that has been fitting riders for fifty years has a size curve that works, which matters more in apparel than any fabric claim.

The Fox MTB Lines Worth Knowing

Two apparel families carry most of the mountain bike range. Ranger is the all-rounder, including the Tru Dri short-sleeve jerseys, and sits at the trail-riding end. Defend is the heavier, more protective line, in short sleeve, long sleeve, women's and youth cuts.

Gloves follow the same split, with Dirtpaw as the long-running moto-derived option. Main goggles cover the full-face crowd, in one-size fits with mirrored and clear lens choices.

What We Stock From Fox

Four groups cover most of it:

  • Helmets. Trail and full-face lids across the Fox range.
  • Goggles. Main goggles with a choice of lens tints for gravity riding.
  • MTB gloves. Dirtpaw and the lighter trail options, in adult and youth sizes.
  • Elbow pads. Upper limb protection to go under or over a jersey.

Jerseys, shorts, base layers, bibs and knee guards round it out, with women's and youth cuts across most lines.

Sizing and Picking a Line

Fox apparel runs true to size and a little generous through the body, which is the point if you wear pads underneath. Size for the pads, not for the photo.

The Ranger and Defend choice comes down to how much you crash. Ranger is lighter and cooler for long pedals in the heat, Defend carries more material where the ground tends to find you. Youth sizing runs across both, which is useful when kids outgrow kit mid-season.

Shop Fox at MTB Direct

Fox is the brand most riders end up owning something from, and the range here is deep enough to kit out a whole family rather than one rider. Shipping is free past $99, and there are 60 days on unworn kit if a size is out.