Fox Racing Men's Accessories

Frequently Asked Questions

• How do I choose the right Fox Racing gloves for mountain biking versus motocross?

  For MTB choose lightweight, breathable options like Flexair or Ranger with 4‑way stretch and single‑layer palms for maximum bar feel and ventilation; for motocross opt for Defend, Dirtpaw or Bomber LT when you need D3O® impact armor, TPR knuckles and double‑layer or reinforced palms for durability. Match slim cuts to technical riding and relaxed/armored cuts to aggressive or high‑impact use, and consider touchscreen compatibility if you rely on a phone or dropper controls.
• What's the difference between Fox Main, Airspace, and Vue goggles?

  The Main is VLS‑compatible and built for race setups with a wide viewport, Airspace uses outriggers to improve helmet interface and comfort, and Vue emphasizes an expanded field of view plus a quick‑change lens system for fast light changes. All three employ impact‑resistant lenses and designs that prioritize ventilation and visibility for MX and MTB riding.
• How do the 360 and Flexair chest protectors compare for racing versus trail riding?

  The 360 focuses on race‑level toughness with abrasion‑resistant panels, reinforced stitching and heavier coverage for high‑speed impacts, while Flexair is a slim, stretch system that prioritizes mobility, low profile and ventilation for technical trail riding. Choose 360 for aggressive MX or rugged off‑road use and Flexair when you need maximum range of motion and breathability on long or technical rides.
• Where is D3O® used in Fox Racing men's accessories, and how does it affect protection?

  Fox uses D3O® impact‑absorbing armor in select protective pieces and in heavier glove models such as the Defend line to dissipate energy while keeping protection panels relatively thin. Paired with TPR knuckles and reinforced fabric panels, D3O® helps balance impact performance with mobility by remaining flexible during movement and stiffening on impact.
• What fit and sizing guidelines should I use when buying Fox goggles, gloves, and protectors?

  For gloves, choose slim profiles like Flexair and Ranger for precise control or armored cuts like Defend/Dirtpaw/Bomber LT for protection; for goggles verify helmet compatibility (outriggers on Airspace improve fit) and decide between VLS or quick‑change lens systems based on how often you swap lenses. For protectors, pick slim/stretch options (Flexair/360) for racing or ventilated trail use and relaxed styles (180/Airline/Legion) for everyday comfort and extra pockets—use the manufacturer's size chart and factor in layering and intended terrain when selecting size.