JACKETS AND WINDBREAKERS

Motocross Jackets and Windbreakers by Fox for Every Ride

Motocross jackets and windbreakers are the outer layer that keeps riders warm, dry and protected between the paddock and the track. This category at Foxracing.si brings together Fox riding jackets, windproof shells and casual outerwear for motocross and enduro riders, from cold winter training days to breezy race weekends.

What you will find in this category

The jackets and windbreakers selection covers several kinds of outer layers, each with a clear job:

• Riding jackets – worn over your jersey or body armour for training and trail riding in cold or wet conditions, usually with a longer cut at the back and room for protectors.
• Windbreakers and packable shells – lightweight, wind-stopping layers that fold down small, ideal for warm-ups, practice sessions and unpredictable weather.
• Softshell and insulated jackets – warmer options with brushed linings or padding for winter riding, pit lane duty and cold mornings at the track.
• Casual and hooded jackets – everyday outerwear with Fox branding for travel to the track and off-bike wear.

How to choose a motocross jacket

• Purpose: decide whether you need a technical riding layer for on-bike use or a casual jacket for around the paddock. Riding jackets are cut for a forward, seated riding position with longer sleeves and back.
• Weather protection: look for windproof fabrics for cold, fast riding and water-resistant or waterproof coatings with sealed or taped seams for rain and mud.
• Breathability and venting: motocross is high-output riding, so ventilation zips, breathable membranes and mesh panels stop you overheating and soaking the layers underneath.
• Layering and fit: if you ride with a chest protector, roost deflector or body armour, choose a size that fits comfortably over them; for casual wear a regular fit is usually enough.
• Freedom of movement: pre-shaped sleeves, stretch panels and articulated elbows keep the jacket from pulling when you stand on the pegs.
• Fastening and cuffs: full-length zips are easy to open for cooling, while adjustable cuffs and hems seal out wind and keep the jacket in place.
• Pockets and packability: zipped pockets keep goggles, keys and a phone secure, and a jacket that packs into its own pocket or a gear bag is handy on race days.
• Visibility: bright colourways and reflective details help you stay seen on early morning and late afternoon rides.

Brands

This category is dedicated to Fox, one of the best-known names in motocross apparel. Fox outerwear combines race-derived fits and fabrics with the brand's recognisable graphics, so the same jacket works on the bike and off it.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a motocross jacket and a windbreaker?

A windbreaker is a light, packable layer built mainly to block wind and light rain, while a motocross jacket is heavier and offers more insulation, weather protection and durability for longer rides in cold or wet conditions.

Can I wear a motocross jacket over body armour?

Yes, as long as you size it accordingly. If you plan to wear a chest protector or full body armour underneath, choose a roomier fit so the jacket does not restrict your shoulders or arms.

Are these jackets waterproof?

It depends on the model. Some are water-resistant and designed to shrug off showers and mud spray, while others use waterproof fabrics and sealed seams; always check the individual product description for its weather rating.

What size motocross jacket should I buy?

Use your chest measurement and height as a starting point, then consider what you wear underneath. Riders who layer a jersey plus protection often go one size up, while a casual jacket can be taken in your usual size.

Can I use a motocross jacket for enduro or trail riding?

Yes. Windproof and breathable riding jackets suit enduro, trail and off-road use just as well, where changing pace and weather make a versatile outer layer especially useful.

Browse the full range of Fox jackets and windbreakers at Foxracing.si and find the outer layer that matches your riding season and style.