WOMEN'S COLLECTION

Women's MTB Clothing: Fox Kit for Trail and Enduro Riding

The women's collection at Foxracing.si brings together mountain bike clothing cut specifically for women riders, from trail and enduro jerseys to MTB shorts and pants, gloves, jackets, base layers and socks. Every piece here is designed around a women's fit, with shaped panels, adjusted sleeve and inseam lengths and chamois liners built for female anatomy. Whether you ride flowing singletrack, bike park laps or long alpine climbs, this is the place to build a complete Fox women's MTB kit.

What you will find in this category

• Gloves – lightweight trail gloves with a thin palm for lever feel and grip, plus warmer options for cold and wet rides.
• MTB pants – shorts and long trail pants with stretch panels and knee-pad-friendly cuts for riding all year round.
• Jerseys – short and long sleeve MTB jerseys in breathable, quick-drying fabrics for trail, enduro and downhill.
• Jackets and windbreakers – packable wind shells and water-resistant riding jackets for descents, shoulder seasons and rain.
• First layers and thermals – base layers and thermal tights that manage sweat and add warmth without bulk.
• Socks – cycling socks in different cuff heights, with ventilation zones and flat toe seams.

How to choose women's mountain bike clothing

• Fit and sizing: check the size chart against your chest, waist and hip measurements. Jerseys come in relaxed trail cuts and closer race fits; shorts should sit comfortably at the waist without shifting when you stand on the pedals.
• Chamois or no chamois: many MTB shorts are worn over a separate liner short. Decide whether you want an included liner or the freedom to pair your own.
• Knee pad compatibility: if you ride with pads, look for shorts and pants with a longer leg and stretch at the knee so the hem does not ride up.
• Fabric and breathability: lightweight, quick-drying polyester for summer heat; brushed or thermal fabrics and windproof fronts for autumn and winter.
• Weather protection: a packable windbreaker handles cold descents, while a water-resistant or taped jacket suits sustained rain and muddy rides.
• Discipline: cross-country and trail riders favour light, ventilated pieces; enduro and downhill riders usually want tougher fabrics and more abrasion resistance.
• Layering: a base layer, jersey and shell together cover a far wider temperature range than one heavy garment.

Brands

This category is dedicated to Fox, one of the best-known names in mountain biking, with women's jerseys, shorts, gloves, jackets, base layers and socks developed for trail, enduro and downhill riding.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between women's and men's MTB clothing?

Women's cuts are shaped for a narrower shoulder, a defined waist and wider hips, with shorter sleeve and torso lengths. Liner shorts also use chamois padding shaped for female anatomy.

Do I need MTB shorts or can I ride in road shorts?

MTB shorts are longer, looser and made from harder-wearing fabric, so they work with knee pads and resist scuffs on trails. Road-style lycra shorts are better suited to smooth surfaces and can be worn underneath as a liner.

What should I wear mountain biking in cold weather?

Start with a thermal base layer, add a long sleeve jersey, and finish with a windbreaker or water-resistant jacket. Long MTB pants, warmer gloves and thicker socks keep the extremities comfortable.

How should MTB gloves fit?

Snug with no loose fabric in the palm and no pressure across the knuckles when you close your hand on the bar. Fingertips should reach the end of the glove without bunching.

Can I wear the jerseys with body armour?

Yes. Trail-cut jerseys are roomy enough to go over a light protection vest, while race-fit jerseys are usually worn on top of armour for a cleaner profile.

Browse the full women's collection and put together a kit that fits properly and suits the trails you ride.