Rampage
Fox Rampage Full-Face MTB Helmets for Downhill & Enduro
The Rampage category gathers Fox's full-face mountain bike helmets, built for riders who need chin-bar protection on steep, fast and technical terrain. At Foxracing.si you will find Rampage helmets for downhill racing, bike park laps, freeride and gravity-oriented enduro, in adult and youth-appropriate sizing depending on the model available.
What you will find in this category
- Rampage full-face helmets with an injection-moulded polymer shell - the everyday choice for bike park sessions, shuttle runs and downhill trails where a hard-wearing, well-ventilated lid matters most.
- Rampage Pro Carbon helmets with a carbon fibre shell construction, aimed at racers and riders who want lower weight without giving up full-face coverage.
- Replacement-friendly fit parts such as removable and washable cheek pads and comfort liners on models that offer them, so the helmet keeps its fit season after season.
How to choose a Rampage helmet
- Measure your head first. Wrap a tape measure around your head roughly 2 cm above the eyebrows and compare the result in centimetres with the size chart of the specific model. A full-face should sit snug with no pressure points and should not rock when you shake your head.
- Cheek pad pressure. New cheek pads should press firmly against your cheeks - they break in with use. If the helmet feels loose on day one, it will be too loose in a month.
- Shell material. Polymer shells offer robust, cost-effective protection for regular riding; carbon shells reduce weight, which pays off on long race runs and full uplift days.
- Certification and impact systems. Check the certification and any rotational-impact technology, such as MIPS, listed on the individual product page, as specifications differ between Rampage models.
- Ventilation. More and larger vents with internal air channelling help on pedal-assisted climbs and warm summer laps; count the vents if you ride enduro-style rather than pure shuttle laps.
- Goggle and neck brace compatibility. Try the helmet with the goggles you actually ride - the eyeport should hold the frame without gaps or nose pressure. If you use a neck brace, check the clearance at the rear of the shell.
- Weight and strap system. A lighter helmet reduces neck fatigue on repeated runs; a double-D ring closure is the standard on gravity helmets and stays secure once set.
Brand
This category features helmets from Fox, whose Rampage line is one of the best-known full-face families in mountain biking and is used from local bike parks to World Cup-level downhill tracks.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Fox Rampage a full-face helmet?
Yes. Every Rampage model is a full-face design with a fixed chin bar, made for downhill, freeride, bike park and gravity enduro riding rather than for cross-country.
What is the difference between the Rampage and the Rampage Pro Carbon?
The standard Rampage uses an injection-moulded polymer shell, while the Rampage Pro Carbon uses a carbon fibre shell construction that lowers weight. Both are full-face helmets; exact features and liner systems vary by model.
How should a Rampage helmet fit?
Snug all round, with firm cheek pad contact and no movement when you nod or shake your head. Choose your size from the head circumference chart of the model you are buying, not from your size in another brand.
Can I wear goggles with a Rampage helmet?
Yes, full-face helmets are designed to be used with MTB goggles. Check that your goggle frame sits flush in the eyeport and that the strap runs cleanly around the back of the shell.
When should a full-face helmet be replaced?
Replace any helmet after a crash involving a head impact, even if the shell looks intact, and follow the manufacturer's replacement guidance for age and wear.
Browse the Rampage category to compare shells, ventilation and sizing, and find the full-face helmet that matches how and where you ride.