Updated - 2018 FXR Gear

Cool, thanks for posting.

Love my fxr winter wear. The whole family wears it.

First impression is that it looks like Fox gear.

Not that it's a bad thing, just sayin'.

Xeno wrote:

First impression is that it looks like Fox gear.

Not that it's a bad thing, just sayin'.

Xeno wrote:

First impression is that it looks like Fox gear.

Not that it's a bad thing, just sayin'.

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Was thinking the same thing. "FACTORY RIDE" all over the place looks kind of corny to me though.

still gonna send it.

Nice, now how do we get a Vitalmx discount?

Xeno wrote:

First impression is that it looks like Fox gear.

Not that it's a bad thing, just sayin'.

Xeno wrote:

First impression is that it looks like Fox gear.

Not that it's a bad thing, just sayin'.

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RoflCopter726 wrote:

Was thinking the same thing. "FACTORY RIDE" all over the place looks kind of corny to me though.

RoflCopter726 wrote:

Was thinking the same thing. "FACTORY RIDE" all over the place looks kind of corny to me though.

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I agree with the factory ride comment. I'm the last guy who needs to be around anything that includes the word factory and ride. Other than that, I think it looks pretty good

Love the look of all this gear, I even have winter gear for sledding. Only thing I would want is bigger sizes considering there are bigger guys out there and I know I'm not the only one. Its hard to find good looking gear nowadays that isn't black for the big guys. But FXR is awesome if you ask me!

Looks good but to me I think the name will hold them back from being one of the big players. It just gives me impression that Wal Mart made gear and came up with a name that sounds "Extreme". When you attack me just remember it's my opinion.

Xeno wrote:

First impression is that it looks like Fox gear.

Not that it's a bad thing, just sayin'.

Xeno wrote:

First impression is that it looks like Fox gear.

Not that it's a bad thing, just sayin'.

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RoflCopter726 wrote:

Was thinking the same thing. "FACTORY RIDE" all over the place looks kind of corny to me though.

RoflCopter726 wrote:

Was thinking the same thing. "FACTORY RIDE" all over the place looks kind of corny to me though.

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I'm pretty sure that FXR stands for Factory Ride or Factory Racing.

RandyS wrote:

Looks good but to me I think the name will hold them back from being one of the big players. It just gives me impression that ...more

RandyS wrote:

Looks good but to me I think the name will hold them back from being one of the big players. It just gives me impression that Wal Mart made gear and came up with a name that sounds "Extreme". When you attack me just remember it's my opinion.

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The guy has been in business since 1996 and brings in 50-60$ Million a year. The name hasn't stopped him from becoming one of if not the biggest name in the winter/snowmobiling market.

I think he'll be just fine.

Great gear from a great group of people.

Team MX101 Yamaha endorsed.

Great gear and apparel, colors are always great. Killin it in Canada, infiltrating the states...

Honestly probably some of the best looking gear out there and I'm kind of shocked to say that.. good stuff.

I am a huge fly guy and I am going to have to have a set. There's so many options I like too.

jorgechavez wrote:

Honestly probably some of the best looking gear out there and I'm kind of shocked to say that.. good stuff.

jorgechavez wrote:

Honestly probably some of the best looking gear out there and I'm kind of shocked to say that.. good stuff.

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Yeah I couldn't agree more! Favorite gear so far this year.

Being from Manitoba (Home of FXR) almost everyone around here wears this stuff, and it's definitely the big trend. Personally I wear Fox/Shift just to be different, but I've been tempted to pick up a set of this stuff as it's pretty clean looking and good quality so I've heard.

Factory Ride is actually the name of their suspension company as well, formerly known as "Roy Borton Race".. so I guess it was a no brainer for them to slap that onto all of their gear sets for more advertising of the suspension side of things.

They've been putting a lot of their efforts behind privateers and a company that supports the sport is alright in my book.

I only expect them to grow, get bigger and grab a better share of the MX market.

RandyS wrote:

Looks good but to me I think the name will hold them back from being one of the big players. It just gives me impression that ...more

RandyS wrote:

Looks good but to me I think the name will hold them back from being one of the big players. It just gives me impression that Wal Mart made gear and came up with a name that sounds "Extreme". When you attack me just remember it's my opinion.

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-MAVERICK- wrote:

The guy has been in business since 1996 and brings in 50-60$ Million a year. The name hasn't stopped him from becoming one of ...more

-MAVERICK- wrote:

The guy has been in business since 1996 and brings in 50-60$ Million a year. The name hasn't stopped him from becoming one of if not the biggest name in the winter/snowmobiling market.

I think he'll be just fine.

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I'm well aware who they are. US motocross is a much harder market to crack, guess we'll see in 10 years.

RandyS wrote:

Looks good but to me I think the name will hold them back from being one of the big players. It just gives me impression that ...more

RandyS wrote:

Looks good but to me I think the name will hold them back from being one of the big players. It just gives me impression that Wal Mart made gear and came up with a name that sounds "Extreme". When you attack me just remember it's my opinion.

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-MAVERICK- wrote:

The guy has been in business since 1996 and brings in 50-60$ Million a year. The name hasn't stopped him from becoming one of ...more

-MAVERICK- wrote:

The guy has been in business since 1996 and brings in 50-60$ Million a year. The name hasn't stopped him from becoming one of if not the biggest name in the winter/snowmobiling market.

I think he'll be just fine.

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He's definitely not gonna make it

RandyS wrote:

Looks good but to me I think the name will hold them back from being one of the big players. It just gives me impression that ...more

RandyS wrote:

Looks good but to me I think the name will hold them back from being one of the big players. It just gives me impression that Wal Mart made gear and came up with a name that sounds "Extreme". When you attack me just remember it's my opinion.

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-MAVERICK- wrote:

The guy has been in business since 1996 and brings in 50-60$ Million a year. The name hasn't stopped him from becoming one of ...more

-MAVERICK- wrote:

The guy has been in business since 1996 and brings in 50-60$ Million a year. The name hasn't stopped him from becoming one of if not the biggest name in the winter/snowmobiling market.

I think he'll be just fine.

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RandyS wrote:

I'm well aware who they are. US motocross is a much harder market to crack, guess we'll see in 10 years.

RandyS wrote:

I'm well aware who they are. US motocross is a much harder market to crack, guess we'll see in 10 years.

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That may be true but I'm willing to bet they'll do better than

Vexea
Strikt (Other Canadian brand)
Canvas MX
Elite Industries

FXR is not just in Canada and the U.S. They're all over Europe as well. They've only started making a push in marketing their MX stuff in the last 2 years so I'd say they're doing pretty good for the limited time they've been marketing it.

I think they're here to stay and won't be disappearing anytime soon.

Sharp looking gear IMO. I know Marky Worth (local AZ kiddo and privateer riding in the outdoors) wears their gear. Thinking about getting a set when I get my next set of gear just because of their support to Marky.

I updated my original post but in case you missed it you can flip through FXR's entire 2018 catalogue Here

They offer everything from Gear, Helmets, Goggles, Casual Wear, Etc.

New for 2018 are MX Boots. Only 1 model available for $250CAD/$200USD. Men's size 7 to 13. Women's size 9 to 12.

Edit: I forgot to mention for those that have young children that ride FXR also offers their Clutch Prime and Clutch Retro gear in youth sizes as well.

Looks great

YZfan1230 wrote:

Love the look of all this gear, I even have winter gear for sledding. Only thing I would want is bigger sizes considering ...more

YZfan1230 wrote:

Love the look of all this gear, I even have winter gear for sledding. Only thing I would want is bigger sizes considering there are bigger guys out there and I know I'm not the only one. Its hard to find good looking gear nowadays that isn't black for the big guys. But FXR is awesome if you ask me!

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I know that good looking gear is harder to find for bigger guys that isn't black in color. It's been that way since forever. My guess is that black fabric is cheaper? I honestly don't know.

I don't know what size you wear but I know some of the gear is available up to 4XL for jersey's and 42 for pants. Again, most of it is black or black and white.

For 2018 they offer the following in those sizes

Revo MX - Black/White
Mission - Black/Cyan/Hi-Vis/Purple
Clutch Prime - Black Ops
Clutch Retro - Black/White
Revo Offroad - Black Ops

Everything else is available up to size 2XL for jersey's and 38 pants.

It all looks even better in person! I like how many options they give their customers.

Impressive. Any Pro's wearing it?

Johnny Depp wrote:

Impressive. Any Pro's wearing it?

Johnny Depp wrote:

Impressive. Any Pro's wearing it?

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Jerry Robin
Mike Brown
Henry Miller
Cade Clason
Alex Ray
Heath Harrison
Brandon Scharer
Marky Worth
Bradley Lionnet
Shawn Maffenbeier (CAN)
Jess Pettis (CAN)
Davey Fraser (CAN)
Ryan Lalonde (CAN)
Matt Hammer
Blake Ovitt
Mathias Plessers (EMX 300)

The list goes on.

After each race FXR puts out a segment dedicated to their riders on their website. How cool is that. They really care about their riders.

Take a look http://media.fxrracing.com

That stealth black/gray one though. The wallet might speak to me.

Take a look at the pics in my first post again. I added a few more kits that I had missed.