For over two decades Fox bike has been defined by Downhill. The riding, the style, the unmistakable attitude – It’s who we are and what we stand for and it’s what sets us apart from the competition. For 2015 we continue to push the boundaries with our World Cup Championship proven DH collection. The improved fit, performance and legendary Fox graphics are race ready and will keep you focused on the descent. Whether you are ripping your local hill or pushing for a podium the Fox Spring 2015 collection has what you need to get the most out of your ride.
The Rampage Pro Carbon Helmet.
For 2 years straight, Steve Smith and Josh Bryceland raced against the world’s best wearing the Fox Rampage Pro Carbon, taking back-to-back Downhill WC Championships.
The Rampage Pro Carbon helmet is the pinnacle of mountain bike performance products. Pulling from our 40 year history of design and engineering excellence we added Bike specific functionality, the result is a lightweight and extremely protective helmet that continues to show up on Podiums season after season.
The helmet comes with FOX: MIPS, a low friction layer between the helmet and the head that imitates the brain’s protective fluid by rotating and reducing the rotational forces upon an angled impact. MIPS is now a standard feature in all 2015 Fox Rampage Pro Carbon helmets.
Josh Bryceland in Cairns, Australia.
Demo Pants and Demo LS Jersey.
DEMO DH PANTS RAP (rider attack position) construction specifically for MTB • 600D polyester main body • Stretch mesh movement/venting zones • Interior mesh liner • Adjustable front ratchet closure • Welded zipper stash pocket • Bonded pedal flip/drivetrain protection at lower leg • Silicone grip waistband • Fade resistant sublimated graphics • $149.95 USD
DEMO LS JERSEY • Quick dry polyester main body • Direct inject neck logo • Comfortable lapped collar • Relaxed fit to accommodate protective gear • Full coverage drop tail • MSRP: $64.95 USD
The Demo Pants and Jerseys are available in Device White, Device Black/Blue and Savant Red.
Connor Fearon in Cairns, Australia.
Unabomber gloves, Bomber gloves and the Demo Savant glove.
UNABOMBER GLOVES • Perforated leather and air mesh top hand • Poron XRD® knuckle protection • Clarino® palm, Integrated TPR protection at the heel of the hand • Absorbent micro-suede thumb • Silicone grip fingertip • Low profile wrist tab closure • Ion-mask® molecular protection for moisture management
DEMO SAVANT GLOVES • Lightweight flexible top hand • Single layer Clarino® palm • Absorbent micro-suede thumb • Silicone grip fingertip • Cuff less slip on design
BOMBER GLOVES • Perforated leather and air mesh top hand • Poron XRD® knuckle protection • Clarino® palm, Integrated TPR protection at the heel of the hand • Absorbent micro-suede thumb • Silicone grip fingertip • Low profile wrist tab closure • Ion-mask® molecular protection for moisture management • Extended wrist guard • Molded plastic knuckle & finger coverage • Double layer Clarino® palm with extended barrier on outside of the palm • Leather gusset on pinky • Perforated leather upper for enhanced comfort and breath ability • Long neoprene cuff with velcro wrist closure • MSRP: $54.95 USD
Steve Smith on Vancouver's North Shore.
Launch Pro and Launch elbow, knee and shin guards.
LAUNCH PRO ELBOW GUARDS Integrated front plastic knee coverage • Abrasion resistant stretch Kevlar® knee areas • Perforated neoprene offers comfort & breath ability • Pre-curved ergonomic fit • Slip-on fit with hook and loop adjuster
LAUNCH PRO KNEE GUARDS • Integrated front plastic knee coverage • Abrasion resistant stretch Kevlar® knee areas • Perforated neoprene offers comfort & breath ability • Pre-curved ergonomic fit • Wrap around hook and loop closures • MSRP: $59.95 USD
LAUNCH PRO KNEE/SHIN GUARDS • Integrated front plastic knee and shin coverage • Abrasion resistant stretch Kevlar® knee & shin area • Perforated neoprene offers comfort & breath ability • Pre-curved ergonomic fit • Zipper stash pocket • Wrap around hook and loop closures • MSRP: $69.95 USD
LAUNCH KNEE/SHIN GUARDS • Integrated front plastic knee coverage • Abrasion resistant stretch Kevlar® knee areas • Perforated neoprene offers comfort & breath ability • Pre-curved ergonomic fit • Wrap around hook and loop closures • Integrated front plastic knee coverage • Abrasion resistant stretch Kevlar® knee areas • Perforated neoprene offers comfort & breath ability • Pre-curved ergonomic fit • Slip-on fit with hook and loop adjuster • Patented X-Up strapping system • Ribbed hard shell kneecaps & asymmetrical hard shell shin plates • Perforated neoprene offers comfort & breath ability • Pre-curved ergonomic fit • Vented for comfort & breath ability
LAUNCH SHORTY KNEE GUARDS • A short version of our popular Launch Knee/Shin • Patented ‘X-Up’ strapping system • Ribbed hard shell kneecaps & asymmetrical hard shell shin plates • Vented for comfort & breathability
LAUNCH ELBOW GUARDS Ribbed hard shell forearm & elbow cup • Molded bio-foam chassis • Forearm cross strapping system
I mean the actual color green. Kawasaki, Boston Celtics, Michigan State...any medium color green. That Royal jersey is lime....too "tropical". Green like the positive prop arrow everyone is clicking on.
Fearons riding a precept to get comfortable on 27.5 wheels. And to experiment with geometry for the new 27.5 operator. witch i imagine will feature more aggresive angles and length. It will be cool to see fearon finally on the bigger wheels, cause if the data is true he was loosing about 2 - 4 seconds last year compared to the rest of the field.And i'm actually suprised it took kona this long to move to the bigger wheels. I mean wheel size isnt everything, but in a pro field where theirs often multiple guys seperated by less than a second, an average 2 - 4 second loss in time can hurt you.
Yeah, I feel bad for them launching the new operator right before everyone went over to 650b. I'd imagine they are small enough that it takes some time to come up with a new design.
Not just you guys. I'm a 34 in everything... which usually sits fairly loose. In the 2014 34s you could see my bell end squashed up. I exchanged for a size 36, then the legs were far too baggy
TLD have gotten much better in recent years with their sizing consistency. At one point I owned 3 different coloured Moto shorts, one was baggy, one fit perfect and the other one super tight :p
It's the reason I eventually swapped to Fox... but now tides seem to have turned.
Bomber Gloves are the best I've worn yet, pardon the pun but they really do fit like a glove, for me anyways. If concidering a new set of gloves do not overlook these. Buy them as tight but equally comfortable as possible, and you won't be disappoiinted. My control at the cockpit was noticably amplified on my first ride, and I miss these gloves anytime I ride with anything else. I'm now thinking of buying another set of fox gloves for AM and might consider the Unibomber, kind of a creepy name though.
get a little warm in the summer though. and they hold up EVERYWHERE except the finger tips. i love mine, had to decommission them because they became finger less gloves
Agreed that they rock accept the velcro. I love the bomber gloves. They fit well and perform well. Hand smacked a tree without issue.
Fox, please read this. Reinforce the velcro connection to the strap, possibly with extra stitching. I will pay the extra few dollars at it will save time every time I take them on and off as I won't have to do it slowly to prevent the two from separating.
I have two pairs of the Launch knee pads. I retired the first set but brought them back into rotation because even though there pushing 4+ years old they still do their job. Don't put them in the washer or dryer though because they will get stretched and beat in there. I have two pairs of attack gloves but both have blown seams, I don't where gloves much any more because I loose one, they wear out, or don't fit.
I won't buy most Fox jerseys because the font size of the word FOX is ginormous. Their Fox Head logo is cool, but that giant FOX in basic block lettering just looks like it was designed by a 14 year old. Their logo is so recognizable, they do not need the huge block lettering. I did just get a pair of Ranger shorts. After dissin' Fox Head for poor sizing and durability issues, these fit great - true to size (34), good chamois liner, comfortable and hopefully more durable (I have fallen twice with no rips).
what s cool with fox pants is that you can be SURE to be disapointed with the legg's length.... never long enough untill the shoe and you look like a joey
I prefer the shape of the D3 personally, but some of the new designs TLD have bought out this year are horrific. If you look up photos of other angles quite a few of them have leopard print across the top of them! No I'm not kidding. Thank God I bought one of last years' models fairly recently!
He was at Antur Stiniog (one of the DH centres here in the UK) on the 7th Feb riding - I was lucky enough to be on the same uplift van with him. He did finish up early afternoon though - his ankle had started to hurt again.
Thats the kinda injury that will be sore for sometime after its healed structurally. I'm sure he'll be fine for race season though, heres a few update clips:
They also have a long sleeve jersey and a short sleeve jersey and two pairs of shorts that come in green
Hope they went back to "normal " of a couple years ago.
At one point I owned 3 different coloured Moto shorts, one was baggy, one fit perfect and the other one super tight :p
It's the reason I eventually swapped to Fox... but now tides seem to have turned.
I have two pairs of attack gloves but both have blown seams, I don't where gloves much any more because I loose one, they wear out, or don't fit.
Video felt like an afterthought. ...meh...
prerelease.mpora.com/videos/AAe0fj7spj4c#or4xHdG1gJVTamIv.97
www.vitalmtb.com/videos/features/The-Ultimate-Ratboy-Bryceland-Injury-Update-with-Cam-McCaul,28158/sspomer,2