MTB

MTB Outlet – Fox and 100% Mountain Bike Gear & Kit

The MTB section of the Foxracing.si outlet brings together mountain bike clothing, helmets and protective gear from earlier collections in one place. It covers what you actually wear on the bike – jerseys, shorts, gloves, helmets, goggles and pads – for trail, enduro, downhill and cross-country riding. It is aimed at riders of every level who want proven Fox and 100 Percent kit and don't mind that it comes from a past season.

What the MTB outlet covers

The selection changes as sizes sell through, but the category is built around the core pieces of a mountain bike kit:

• Helmets – open-face trail helmets for everyday riding and full-face helmets for downhill, bike park and enduro racing.
• Goggles and eyewear – wide-view goggles to pair with a full-face helmet, and lighter glasses for trail rides.
• Jerseys – short and long sleeve, in relaxed MTB cuts with quick-drying, breathable fabrics.
• Shorts and liners – baggy trail shorts worn over a padded chamois liner.
• Gloves – thin, grippy summer gloves as well as warmer options for cold mornings.
• Body protection – knee and elbow pads, chest and back protectors for rough descents.
• Accessories – socks, caps and casual pieces for off the bike.

How to choose mountain bike gear

• Start with the discipline. Cross-country and trail riding reward light, ventilated kit; enduro, bike park and downhill call for a full-face helmet, goggles and more coverage.
• Helmet fit and certification. The helmet should sit level, touch evenly all round and stay put when you shake your head. Check the head circumference in centimetres and the safety certification marked inside the shell.
• Short length and pad compatibility. Longer shorts overlap knee pads when you are seated; shorter cuts feel cooler but can ride up above the pad.
• Chamois liner. For rides over an hour, a padded liner matters more than the outer short. Longer days need a thicker, better-shaped pad.
• Pad construction. Soft, flexible pads breathe well and pedal comfortably; hard-shell pads give more impact and abrasion protection for lift-assisted and race days.
• Lens choice. Dark or mirrored lenses suit open, bright trails, while clear and low-light tints help in the woods and on dull days.
• Sizing. Compare your chest, waist and head measurements with the brand's size chart, and remember that outlet stock is limited to the sizes and colourways listed on the page.

Brands

Fox covers the full mountain bike range here, from trail and full-face helmets to jerseys, shorts, gloves and pads. 100 Percent is best known for goggles, eyewear and gloves, with lens options for bright and overcast conditions.

Frequently asked questions

Open-face or full-face MTB helmet?

An open-face trail helmet is cooler and better for climbing and all-day riding, while a full-face protects the chin and jaw and is the usual choice for downhill, bike park and enduro racing.

Do I need knee pads for trail riding?

Knees are the most commonly injured area in a low-speed fall, so lightweight soft pads are worth wearing on technical trails. For bike park and downhill, choose pads with a harder outer shell.

Should MTB shorts be worn with underwear?

No – a padded chamois liner is worn directly against the skin, with the baggy short over the top, which reduces seams, rubbing and saddle discomfort.

Is outlet gear different from the current collection?

The products come from previous collections, so colours and available sizes are limited to what you see listed in this category.

Browse the MTB outlet at Foxracing.si and put together a complete riding kit – helmet, jersey, shorts, gloves and protection – before your size runs out.