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FAQ

• Where is Fox Racing made?

  Fox Racing is headquartered in Irvine, California. The brand handles its design, engineering, and product development in the US, with manufacturing carried out through contracted facilities primarily in Asia — a standard practice across the action sports and motorsports apparel industry.

• What is the difference between the Fox V1, V3, and V3 RS helmets?

  Fox Racing offers three dirt bike helmet tiers. The V1 is the entry-level helmet — solid protection, MIPS, and DOT/ECE certified at the most accessible price, ideal for beginners and weekend riders. The V3 steps up with a lighter shell, more aggressive ventilation, and race-ready refinements for serious track riders and amateur competitors. The V3 RS is the pro-level lid worn by Fox's Supercross and Motocross athletes — the lightest, most ventilated, and most refined helmet in the lineup. Every Fox helmet includes MIPS and meets current DOT safety standards.

• What is the difference between Fox Racing 180, 360, and Flexair motocross gear?

  Fox organizes its moto gear into three performance tiers. The 180 is the everyday workhorse — durable, breathable, and the best value in the lineup, built for motocross, trail, and practice riding. The 360 is the sweet spot for riders who want more mobility and stretch without going full race-gear, with ergonomic cut patterning and reinforced panels in high-wear areas. The Flexair is Fox's race-level kit — extremely lightweight, four-way stretch fabrics, and the gear actually worn by Fox's pro athletes. Best for competitive riding, hot conditions, and anyone who wants zero restriction on the bike.

• Do Fox Racing helmets run small?

  Yes — Fox Racing helmets are widely reported to run about one size smaller than other major brands like Bell, Shoei, and 6D. Riders who normally wear a Medium often need a Large in the V3. Always measure your head circumference with a soft tape measure just above the eyebrows and reference Fox's size chart before ordering. If you're between sizes, sizing up is the safer call. Head shape also matters — Fox helmets tend to fit slightly more oval-shaped heads better than round ones.

• Is Fox Racing gear worth the price?

  Fox Racing is consistently ranked as one of the top motocross gear brands in the world, trusted by professional racers at the highest level of the sport for decades. Their gear is developed through direct pro athlete feedback and track testing. The 180 line delivers strong value at an accessible price, while the 360 and Flexair lines use premium technical fabrics that compete with anything in the industry. At every price point, Fox delivers on quality, fit, and durability.

• How do I wash Fox Racing motocross gear?

  Jerseys and pants should be machine washed cold on a gentle cycle with mild detergent. Always line dry — the dryer can damage stretch panels and technical fabrics. Do not bleach or iron. Wash dark colors separately. For gloves, close all velcro before washing. For helmet pads, remove the liner and place in a mesh laundry bag on a gentle, low-temperature cycle. An antimicrobial detergent helps with odor.

• When should I replace my Fox Racing helmet?

  Replace your helmet immediately after any significant crash, even with no visible damage. The EPS foam is designed to absorb impact in a one-time event and may be internally compromised after a crash while still looking intact on the outside. Beyond impacts, most safety experts recommend replacing your helmet every 3 to 5 years due to degradation from sweat, UV exposure, and general wear.

• Does Fox Racing make youth and kids motocross gear?

  Yes, Fox Racing offers a complete youth motocross lineup including helmets, jerseys, pants, gloves, goggles, and boots sized specifically for younger riders. Youth sizing is available across the V1 helmet line and the 180 youth gear sets. Fox also offers youth gear combos that make it easy to kit out young riders in matching sets without the sizing guesswork.

• Is Fox Racing a good brand?

  Fox Racing is widely considered one of the two or three best motocross gear brands in the world. They've been at the forefront of the sport for 50 years, their gear is developed in direct collaboration with professional athletes, and their helmets meet the most current global safety standards. From entry-level riders to Supercross champions, Fox is a brand the sport trusts.

• Who are Fox Racing's biggest athletes and ambassadors?

  Fox Racing's athlete roster represents the top of professional motocross and mountain biking globally. In moto, Fox has long been associated with champions like Ken Roczen, Tim Gajser, Eli Tomac, Chase Sexton, and rising stars like Haiden Deegan. Their presence on the podium across AMA Supercross, Pro Motocross, and FIM MXGP is a consistent reflection of the brand's standing in the sport.