EQUIPMENT

Motocross Equipment: Helmets, Boots, Gear Sets & Protection

The motocross equipment category at Foxracing.si brings together everything a rider wears on the bike, from helmets, goggles and boots to jerseys, trousers, gloves and body protection. It covers gear for motocross tracks, enduro trails and free riding, for adults, women and riders of every level. Whether you are kitting yourself out for the first time or replacing a worn helmet or pair of boots, you will find the pieces here.

What you will find in this category

• Helmets – the single most important piece of protection, with off-road shells, wide eyeports and peak visors.
• Goggli – motocross goggles that keep dust, mud and roost out of your eyes, with tear-off and roll-off compatible lenses.
• Boots – stiff off-road boots with buckle closures and ankle support for landings, ruts and foot pegs.
• Gloves – thin, grippy MX gloves for lever feel and blister-free riding.
• Dresi – motocross jerseys in breathable, fast-drying fabrics that sit comfortably over a chest protector.
• Trousers – MX pants with leather knee panels, stretch zones and room for knee braces.
• New Sets – matching jersey and pant combinations from the latest collections.
• Protective Equipment – chest protectors, roost deflectors, knee and elbow guards, neck braces and back protectors.
• Enduro Equipment – gear built for long days in the woods, with more ventilation, storage and abrasion resistance.
• Jackets and Windbreakers – wind and shower protection for cold starts, paddock use and trail riding.
• Women's Equipment – jerseys, pants and gear cut to a women's fit.

How to choose motocross gear

• Helmet fit: measure your head circumference above the eyebrows and choose the size that presses evenly with no movement when you shake your head. The cheek pads should feel firm at first.
• Goggle and helmet match: check that the goggle frame sits flush in the helmet eyeport without gaps on the forehead.
• Boot sizing: try boots with your riding socks on; your toes should just reach the end and the sole should be stiff enough not to twist by hand.
• Pants and knee protection: if you ride with knee braces, size pants accordingly – braces need noticeably more room than simple knee guards.
• Materials: look for leather or heat-resistant panels on the inner knee, mesh ventilation on jerseys and pants, and pre-curved sleeves that do not bunch in the riding position.
• Discipline: motocross gear is light and ventilated for short, intense motos; enduro gear adds durability, weather protection and pockets for longer rides.
• Season: add a windbreaker or jacket and thicker gloves for cold and wet conditions, and stay with mesh-heavy gear in summer.

Brands

This category features gear from Fox and 100 Percent – two names closely tied to motocross racing, from helmets, jerseys and pants to gloves and goggles.

Frequently asked questions

What equipment do I need to start riding motocross?

At minimum: a motocross helmet, goggles, gloves, boots, a jersey and pants. Most riders add a chest protector and knee guards straight away, as those areas take the most impact.

How do I know my motocross helmet size?

Wrap a tape measure around your head roughly 2 cm above the eyebrows and compare the result to the brand's size chart. A correctly sized helmet feels snug all around and does not shift when you move your head.

Can I use motocross gear for enduro riding?

Yes, though enduro-specific gear is usually tougher and better suited to long rides, with more abrasion resistance and weather protection. Many riders combine an MX helmet and goggles with enduro pants and a jacket.

How often should a helmet be replaced?

Replace any helmet after a significant impact, even if the shell looks intact, and when the liner is worn out or the helmet no longer fits snugly.

What is the difference between knee guards and knee braces?

Knee guards cushion impacts and abrasion, while braces also limit hyperextension and twisting of the joint. Braces are bulkier and need pants with extra room.

Browse the full motocross equipment range at Foxracing.si and put together a complete kit, from helmet to boots.