Fox Racing Ranger Fire Mountain Bike Glove

Very nice gloves that keep my hands warm and dry. Very soft and cozy. The rubber grips are actually pretty amazing. The extended cuff is well appreciated aswell. The one and only thing I'd say was bad is that they run small. I got the XXL and there pretty tight fitting. Go one to two sizes up if ordering for a man. Read more

Well made, durable, comfortable, and even warm on cold days. I recommend these gloves. Read more

Just for reference, I am a petite woman with average sized hands that are maybe a little beefier than most (climbing, lifting, mountain biking, horseback riding). I have worn Fox Racing gloves for years, and always wear a men’s small. The women’s medium is almost big enough (some of my fingers are too long), and the large is way too big. That said, my initial thoughts after trying these on right out of the box: They fit snugly and comfortably, especially compared to several other brands that make Fall/Winter biking gloves (Dakine, Troy Lee, Specialized, Giro). I’ll note that I do have a pair of Dakine gloves for summer that fit perfectly, but the fingers and thumb are way too long with the winter glove they offer. It’s too wet to ride right now, but I did wear them on a chilly and windy walk with my dogs this morning, and my hands stayed relatively warm (and I have terrible circulation in my hands). The pull tab is nice as the cuffs are pretty tight (just be careful working them on, as I see the potential for the tab to eventually tear with long term ise), but once on, the fit is near perfect. My biggest beef is they are supposed to be touch screen compatible (which is huge when you are riding in the cold and trying to start and stop Strava, send a quick text, or call someone. I can see the glove being difficult to put back on when it’s cold and your hands are toasty from riding since the fit is so snug), and they don’t appear to work with IPhones; I’ve tried them on three different generations. All of my touch screen compatible Fox gloves have had no issue with this, but these do? I have seen a few other complaints in reviews since I discovered this, but I am not entirely sure this is absolute. I’ll have to contact Fox. Read more

Wore them on a 50f morning and they were nice and cozy. Also feel like a regular mtb glove with good dexterity and grip. A little hard to get them off with the long cuff but I’ll take that trade off for the warmth Read more

If you ride seriously in the cold you should avoid these. They look good, I got them in orange but Fox uses a combination of dyes that start turning a very pinkish red after sunlight hits them a few times. They function at keeping my hands warmish down into the 40's at best with the wind chill I get riding my mountain bike or scooter (about 30 mph tops). I even added a Merino wool liner and it did basically nothing in the 40's or below. After around 15 mins in these my hands are like ice. Maybe if you ride very slowly these might be useful but for me they're barely any different from Fox's regular riding gloves which I also own, in orange, and they're turning pink too. If you need a proper glove for riding at any real speed then look for something with a good wind shell and liner. These are for fashion not function. Read more

The Fox Racing Ranger Fire Gloves are an excellent choice for cold-weather mountain biking. They feature a water-resistant AX Suede™ palm for superior grip, even in damp conditions. The brushed fleece interior provides insulation, keeping your hands warm without adding bulk. Additional features include touchscreen-compatible fingertips, a nose wipe on the thumb, and an extended cuff to block out cool air. These gloves offer a snug fit and maintain excellent bar feel, making them ideal for chilly rides Read more

This gloves has a bad interior quality. I felt uncomfortable with my hands. The internal seams are poorly constructed. My left hand turned red because of the seams. I will return them to get others of better quality. Read more

I wear a large sized glove for most gear and these are about as tight as I could use and be comfortable with. Definitely won't slide around your handlebars and would be plenty warm for cool weather riding, but would probably get swampy for summer riding Read more