BOOTS
Motocross Boots: Fox MX Boots for Track and Trail
Motocross boots are the foundation of every rider's kit: a tall, stiff, protective boot that shields the foot, ankle and shin from impacts, the hot exhaust and the twisting forces of a hard landing. In this BOOTS category at Foxracing.si you will find Fox motocross boots for adult riders and younger riders, for racing, trail riding and practice days.
What you will find in this category
- Entry-level MX boots – simpler buckle systems and a lighter build, aimed at beginners, occasional riders and anyone who rides mostly for fun.
- Mid-range motocross boots – stiffer chassis, better shin and ankle plates and replaceable parts, for riders who train regularly and race club-level events.
- Race-level boots – the stiffest construction, controlled ankle movement, hard-wearing soles and premium materials for fast riders and frequent racing.
- Youth boots – scaled-down versions built to the same idea as adult boots, for young riders on 50cc to 85cc machines.
How to choose motocross boots
- Size and fit: MX boots are usually listed in UK/US sizing with an EU conversion. Try them with the thick motocross socks you actually ride in; the boot should hold the heel firmly with no lift, and the toes should just brush the front.
- Stiffness: a stiffer boot protects the ankle better and suits fast, rough tracks; a slightly softer boot gives more feel on the pegs and brake pedal, which many trail and beginner riders prefer.
- Buckles and closure: look for ratchet-style buckles that can be adjusted across several positions and – importantly – replaced when a buckle is damaged in a crash.
- Protection details: shin plate, ankle cups, toe box, heel cup and a heat-resistant inner panel where the boot touches the exhaust and frame.
- Sole: a grippy, hard-wearing sole matters on wet start gates and muddy ruts; check whether the sole is replaceable if you ride a lot.
- Knee braces: if you ride with braces, make sure the boot's upper cuff and your brace do not fight each other.
- Certification: if you also ride on the road or in events that require it, check whether the model carries CE marking as motorcycle footwear.
Brands
This category is dedicated to Fox, one of the best-known names in motocross, with boots covering everything from first-time riders to race use.
Frequently asked questions
What size motocross boots should I buy?
Start from your usual shoe size, then check the brand's size chart, because MX boots run in UK/US sizes. Always fit them with motocross socks and, if you use them, with knee braces on.
Do new motocross boots need breaking in?
Yes. A new boot feels very stiff at first and softens over the first few rides as the panels and hinge start to move with your ankle.
Can I use motocross boots for enduro?
You can, and many riders do, but boots with a slightly softer flex and a grippier sole are more comfortable when you walk, dab and ride technical sections.
When should I replace my MX boots?
Replace them when the sole is worn smooth, the chassis is cracked, or the ankle support feels soft – protection, not appearance, decides the end of a boot's life.
Are there motocross boots for kids?
Yes, youth boots are built in smaller sizes with the same protective structure, so young riders get real ankle and shin protection.
Browse the full selection of Fox motocross boots above and find the pair that matches your riding level, your bike and your track.















