Fox Racing Defend Gore-Tex Pants

Fox Racing Defend Gore-Tex Pants

The Fox Racing Defend Gore-Tex Pants provide superior protection against the elements, thanks to their Gore-Tex construction and meticulously sealed seams. Equipped with CE Level 2 D3O knee armor, they ensure critical impact areas are well-guarded. Reinforced with full grain leather at the lower legs for additional durability, these pants are designed to integrate seamlessly with Fox Racing Adventure Jackets.

Features:

• Fox Racing's mid-tier 3 season ADV pants - placed between Fox Recon and Ranger options
• Borrows many of the same features from the premier Fox Recon ADV lineup
• Generous direct to body venting
• Added hook and loop adjustability to control fit and fabric volume - ready for highway speeds
• Gore-Tex main body material:
  • Mix of 2L Gore Stretch and SPL 600 Gore fabrics
  • Laminated Gore WP guaranteed for life
  • Stretch panels applied to non-impact areas of the knees
• Fully seam sealed construction
• Reflective accents for increased visibility
• Reinforced high wear areas for increased durability
• Double layer saddle area reinforced with Cordura
• Slightly raised rear yoke for better coverage when in the riding position
• Two large thigh intake vents with hold open hooks for increased ventilation
• YKK AquaGuard zippers
• Two oversized thigh pockets
• Universal jacket to pant short zipper interface works between all Fox Adventure pants and jackets
• Adjustable side waist cinches for a custom fit
• Adjustable lower leg openings are designed to work with all types and sizes of riding boots
• Cuff binding allows the cuff to be hemmed
• Full grain leather provides increased durability and protection at the lower legs
• Removable Level 2 CE certified D3O LP2 knee protectors in adjustable armor pockets
  • No hip armor pockets provided
• CE certified to EN 17092-3 and EN 1621-1

Video Note: Since the review video for these pants has been recorded we have updated the size chart. We still recommend sizing down one size from what size chart suggests, not two as Pat advises in the video.