MTB FALL/WINTER 25/26 MEN'S

Fox Racing MTB Fall/Winter 25/26 Men's Riding Gear

The MTB Fall/Winter 25/26 Men's category at Foxracing.si brings together the current cold-season mountain bike collection from Fox for male riders. It covers everything you wear on the bike when the temperature drops and the trails turn wet: long-sleeve jerseys, wind- and water-resistant jackets, long trail pants, insulated gloves, base layers and accessories for trail, enduro and downhill riding.

What this category covers

• Long-sleeve jerseys - the core autumn layer, breathable enough for climbs and long enough in the sleeve and back for a riding position.
• Jackets and outer layers - wind-resistant and water-resistant shells for cold mornings, rain and fast descents, often packable so they fit in a pack.
• Long trail pants - full-length riding trousers that keep mud, spray and cold off the legs while allowing full pedalling movement.
• Shorts with liners - for milder autumn days, worn with knee pads or long socks.
• Gloves - warmer, wind-blocking or water-resistant versions for winter grip and feel on the brake levers.
• Base layers, socks and headwear - thermal and moisture-moving pieces that make the whole layering system work.

Browse the full men's MTB fall/winter 25/26 range to see the complete selection.

How to choose cold-weather MTB kit

• Think in layers. A moisture-wicking base layer, a long-sleeve jersey and a wind or waterproof shell beat one thick garment, because you can adapt as you climb and descend.
• Match the protection level to the discipline. Trail and enduro riders usually want looser cuts that fit over knee pads; downhill riders look for tougher fabrics and pad compatibility.
• Water resistance vs. breathability. Fully waterproof shells keep out steady rain; lighter wind-resistant and DWR-treated pieces breathe better on hard efforts and in drizzle.
• Check the fit and sizing. Riding-specific cuts have a longer back hem, articulated knees and sleeves shaped for a forward position - check the size chart and your usual chest, waist and inseam measurements.
• Details that matter in winter. Cuffs that seal against gloves, zipped vents, adjustable waists, zipped pockets and reflective accents for darker rides.
• Gloves and grip. Warmth is only useful if you keep lever feel, so look at palm thickness, touchscreen compatibility and wind-blocking backs.

Brands

This category features Fox, one of the best-known names in mountain biking, with families such as Ranger, Defend and Flexair covering trail riding, enduro and race-focused use.

Frequently asked questions

What should I wear mountain biking in autumn and winter?

A thermal or moisture-wicking base layer, a long-sleeve MTB jersey, and a wind- or water-resistant jacket on top, plus long trail pants, winter gloves and warm socks. Add or remove the outer layer depending on effort and temperature.

Are MTB winter pants warm enough on their own?

Long trail pants mainly block wind, mud and spray. In very cold conditions, wear a thin base layer or thermal tights underneath rather than choosing a heavier, less breathable trouser.

Should winter MTB clothing be loose or tight?

Trail and enduro kit is usually cut loose enough to move freely and to fit over knee pads, while base layers should sit close to the skin so they can move sweat away.

Do I need a waterproof jacket for mountain biking?

If you ride regularly in rain, yes. For dry but cold days, a lighter wind-resistant shell is often the better choice because it breathes more on climbs.

Can I use these items for other cycling disciplines?

Many pieces work well for gravel and commuting, though the cuts, fabrics and pad compatibility are designed around mountain biking.

Take your time browsing the men's MTB fall/winter 25/26 collection and put together a layering system that keeps you riding all season long.