Fox Racing Men's Defend Mountain Bike Short

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As we mentioned in the introduction, we’ve been thoroughly impressed with the evolution Fox’s stuff over the past couple of years. The fabrics have been getting more technical, the cuts and features have been getting better and better, and although looks are always subjective, it’s probably fair to say that most people appreciate the current design direction as well – away from MX and more towards a MTB-specific identity. We were therefore stoked to discover that the new Defend gear builds on everything we like, while cranking durability up by a couple of notches at least. a) If we have sent you the incorrect bicycle, we will cover the cost of collection and delivery of the correct model.

Pros: Great combination of durability and comfort.The ratchet closure is probably one of the best systems out there.One of the gear categories that Fox is best known for is protective gear. Fox pioneered protective apparel for mountain bikers in the 1980s and 1990s, and today continues the legacy of producing high-performance, nearly indestructible gear. In addition to knee, shin, and sleeve guards, Fox also has options for chest and full-body protective suits that can be worn beneath cycling jerseys. Fox Cycling Gloves Ride with Defend mountain bike shorts and push your limits on the toughest trails with confidence. Features You should always keep proof of postage and we advise you to use a ‘signed for service’ when returning goods. Getting the 2-in1 shorts on can be a bit of a rigmarole, especially if you’ve decided to get dressed in the middle of a busy trail centre car park because – as any self-respecting cyclist should know – you don’t wear underwear with a chamois. Johan Hjord - Age: 46 // Years Riding MTB: 14 // Weight: 190-pounds (87-kg) // Height: 6'0" (1.84m)

Fox produces a huge range of apparel and gear, from lifestyle clothing to cycling jerseys and shorts to protective gear and helmets. Fox Cycling Jerseys Gloves are often overlooked by cycling apparel companies, but not by Fox Racing. Fox offers more than 50 different cycling glove designs, which vary in the amount of protection, grip, and coverage they provide. Thanks to Fox’s enormous selection, it’s easy to find the perfect glove to match your needs and style. Fox Racing Apparel and Gear at bikester.co.uk The ultimate range of Fox Racing gear is here and ready to shop at SkateHut today. Fox Racing leads the way in modern extreme sports and Skate Protection and gear. The American Extreme sports brand has been providing professional grade outdoor lifestyle equipment since 1974. Fox Sports was born from the need for high quality motocross and Mountain Biking Gear as the sport developed to the more extreme. If you wish to return your bike to us please keep it in the box it arrived in and call us on 01772 644340 and we will arrange a collection. Who's this item for? Perfect for gravity focussed riders looking for durable shorts that are cut below the knees.It’s no secret that we have been getting along famously with a lot of the recent Fox Racing gear. Both materials and workmanship have been evolving at a rapid pace over the past couple of years, to the point where the whole range is a lot lighter and a lot more technical than it ever was before. But in pursuit of all this lightness, it seemed like a slightly burlier option was now missing, as even the DH-rated Flexair stuff is nowadays more race-oriented than parkrat-optimized. Fox obviously had the same idea, because for 2019 they launched the all-new Defend collection – a line made for those looking for something extra robust. We’ve had it out on the trails already, so read on to find out what we think of it. Defend Kevlar Short The waterproof shorts don’t wrap entirely around your legs, making them better at brushing off puddles splashes rather than full-on deluges. Andy Lloyd

Inseam Measurement: The Fox Defender's use a 14.5-inch inseam which will have the shorts cut below the knees for most people. Our Defend Shorts combine durability and TruMotion® all-way stretch to keep you agile on the climb and covered on the descent. These shorts feature a longer inseam so you stay mobile while eliminating pad gap. The race-ratchet closure means you can make on-the-fly adjustments to get the fit just the way you like it. Ventilation is no afterthought either, with body-mapped laser perforations to increase airflow and keep you cool.

Fox understands that a cycling helmet needs to be protective without being distracting. The company has some traditional mountain bike helmet designs, but in many cases Fox opts for highly ventilated helmet configurations that are more suitable for racing and riding in hot weather. Fox also has a series of fullface helmets specifically intended for downhill mountain bikers and motocross riders. Fox Protective Gear Finance is subject to application, financial circumstances and borrowing history. Performance Cycling Limited FRN: 720557 trading as Tredz are authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. We are a credit broker not a lender – credit is subject to status and affordability and is provided by Mitsubishi HC Capital UK PLC. Terms & Conditions Apply. Chain reaction Cycles and CRC are trading names of Wiggle Ltd (In Administration) registered in the United Kingdom at 1000 Lakeside, Suite 310, Third Floor N E Wing, Portsmouth, Hampshire, PO6 3EN, Fox Racing is more than just another biking apparel company – the company is driven by the motivation to support the world’s best cyclists and motocross athletes. This drive to produce gear fit for extreme athletes is evident in everything Fox produces. You can be certain that Fox apparel will last for years of riding and that you can rely on Fox’s protective gear in the event of a crash. Fox Gear for Every Need Johan loves bikes, which strangely doesn’t make him any better at riding them. After many years spent practicing falling off cliffs with his snowboard, he took up mountain biking in 2005. Ever since, he’s mostly been riding bikes with too much suspension travel to cover up his many flaws as a rider. His 200-pound body weight coupled with unique skill for poor line choice and clumsy landings make him an expert on durability - if parts survive Johan, they’re pretty much okay for anybody. Johan rides flat pedals with a riding style that he describes as "none" (when in actuality he rips!). Having found most trail features to be not to his liking, Johan uses much of his spare time building his own. Johan’s other accomplishments include surviving this far and helping keep the Vital Media Machine’s stoke dial firmly on 11.