MTB FALL/WINTER 25/26 WOMEN'S

Women's MTB Fall/Winter 25/26: Fox Riding Kit for Cold Days

The MTB Fall/Winter 25/26 Women's category at Foxracing.si brings together the Fox mountain bike clothing and protection designed for women riding through the colder half of the year. It covers everything you pull on for a chilly trail lap or a wet enduro day: long-sleeve jerseys, riding trousers, insulating and water-resistant jackets, gloves, base layers and protective gear. It is aimed at women who keep riding singletrack, bike park and gravel trails from the first cold mornings of autumn through to spring.

What you'll find in this collection

Fall and winter riding asks more of your kit than summer does, so this women's line is built around layering and weather protection:

• Long-sleeve MTB jerseys - the core layer for cool, dry days, with full arm coverage and breathable fabrics that move sweat away on climbs.
• Jackets and outer layers - water-resistant and wind-blocking shells for rain, mud and descents, cut for a forward riding position.
• MTB trousers and long shorts - full-leg coverage that keeps knees warm and shields against spray, roost and trailside branches.
• Base layers - close-fitting thermal layers worn under a jersey to trap warmth without adding bulk.
• Gloves - warmer, longer-cuffed options for cold hands, with grip and lever feel in wet conditions.
• Protection - knee and elbow guards that fit under or over winter layers for trail, enduro and bike park riding.

How to choose women's autumn and winter MTB gear

• Layer, don't overdress. A base layer plus jersey plus a shell gives you far more control over temperature than one thick jacket, and lets you shed a layer at the top of a climb.
• Water-resistant vs. waterproof. Water-resistant fabrics shrug off spray and light showers while staying breathable; for sustained rain, look for a dedicated waterproof outer layer with taped seams.
• Women's specific fit. Women's cuts are shaped through the shoulders, chest and hips, with sleeve and leg lengths scaled accordingly, so check the size chart rather than assuming your usual street size.
• Room for protection. If you ride with knee guards, make sure trousers and jerseys leave space over the pads without bunching or pulling.
• Discipline matters. Trail and cross-country riders usually want lighter, stretchier and more breathable kit; enduro and bike park riders benefit from tougher fabrics and more abrasion resistance.
• Details that pay off. Zipped pockets, adjustable waists, cuffs that seal against gloves and reflective detailing for short winter days all make a real difference.

Brand

This category is dedicated to Fox, a brand built around mountain bike racing and trail riding, offering women's jerseys, trousers, jackets, gloves and protection as a coordinated fall/winter range.

Frequently asked questions

What should I wear mountain biking in cold weather?

Start with a thermal base layer, add a long-sleeve MTB jersey, and finish with a water-resistant or wind-blocking jacket you can remove on climbs. Pair it with long trousers, warm gloves and, if you ride technical trails, knee protection.

Are women's MTB trousers warm enough for winter riding?

Full-length MTB trousers block wind and spray and keep your knees covered, which is usually enough for most autumn and winter rides. In very cold conditions, add a thin thermal base layer underneath.

Do I need a waterproof jacket or is water-resistant enough?

Water-resistant jackets are the more versatile choice for changeable autumn weather because they breathe better on climbs. Choose a fully waterproof layer if you regularly ride in steady rain or long, wet descents.

How should women's MTB clothing fit?

Jerseys should be close but not restrictive with sleeves long enough to reach the gloves when you're in the riding position, and trousers should allow a full pedal stroke with room over knee pads. Always check the size chart for each item.

Can I wear knee guards under winter trousers?

Yes - many riders wear guards underneath, but you need trousers with enough leg volume so the pads don't shift or restrict pedalling. Slimmer trousers are better suited to wearing guards on the outside.

Browse the women's MTB Fall/Winter 25/26 collection at Foxracing.si and put together a layering system that keeps you riding all season.