Fox Racing

Frequently Asked Questions

• What proprietary technologies and construction methods make Fox Racing gear perform differently?

  Fox uses named technologies like Flexair (true 4-way stretch and lightweight fabrics), Trumotion construction for improved mobility, and D3O® impact-absorbing armor in select gloves and protection to balance coverage with flexibility. Laser-perforated ventilation and targeted seam-placement are common across lines to reduce weight and improve cooling without sacrificing durability.
• How did Fox Racing develop its reputation in motocross and mountain biking?

  Founded in 1974, Fox began in motocross and grew by equipping pro riders and refining gear through real-world race testing; that race‑to‑product feedback loop has driven its evolution. Today the brand is recognized for translating pro-level performance features into consumer-ready jerseys, pants, helmets, and protective gear.
• How does Fox structure its product lines for different rider levels and disciplines?

  Fox offers entry and value-focused lines like the 180 jersey/pant and Main goggles for casual riders, while pro-oriented collections such as Flexair and 360 prioritize minimal weight, maximum mobility, and race durability. Protective offerings also scale—lightweight options like Bomber LT for trail riders and more armored models like Defend for aggressive MX and enduro use.
• What distinguishes Fox helmets and goggles from other gear in the market?

  Fox helmet and goggle lines emphasize fit options and rider-centric features: the V1 helmet is known for dependable sizing and coverage, Airspace goggles add an outrigger system for improved fit, and the Vue goggles deliver an especially wide field of view plus quick-change lens systems. Many goggle models are VLS-compatible for ventilation and lens interchangeability, helping riders adapt to changing light and conditions.
• How does Fox approach materials and sustainability in its product design?

  Fox prioritizes durable, high-performance materials—such as 4-way stretch fabrics, laser-perforated panels for ventilation, and impact-absorbing D3O®—to extend product life and reduce the need for frequent replacement. The brand’s focus on longevity and race-tested construction helps lower long-term environmental impact by keeping gear serviceable and usable across seasons.