Mountain bike clothing heavily reduced: The best clothing deals in the winter sales

Fox Defend Fire trousers

The body-hugging fit of the Fox Defend Fire trousers (here in the BIKE test) are designed to offer sporty bikers plenty of freedom of movement on the trail. And if it gets cooler, you'll stay warm: the inside of the trousers is lined with fleece. The fabric of the long Fox trousers is designed to be both insulating and breathable, making it unnecessary to put on or take off additional layers of clothing. A coating based on Durable Water Repellency technology is designed to provide bikers with additional protection against dirt and moisture from the outside.

The Defend Fire trousers from Fox are available at Alltricks currently for 95 euros instead of 169 euros.

Northwave Kingrock Plus GTX

Thanks to its lightweight lining on the inside, the Kingrock GTX (here in the BIKE test) as the ideal companion for temperatures down to freezing point. However, the strength of the 1127 gram lightweight winter boots lies in their waterproofness. The Goretex membrane and high neoprene collar keep feet dry for hours, even in extremely wet conditions. Water can only penetrate from above if the rain trousers are too short. The cuff is equipped with two tabs for quick and easy entry and exit. The Kingrock has a Velcro strap and a twist fastener to adjust it to the foot. For narrow feet, both adjustments need to be tightened. The Vibram sole also impresses with its high wet grip and good walking comfort.

The shoe is currently available at Rose bikes for 170 euros instead of 269 euros.

Jack Wolfskin Morobbia 3l Jkt M

The membrane of the Jack Wolfskin Morobbia (here in the BIKE test) is 100% recycled and keeps a good seal. The hardshell jacket has a bike-specific but rather wide cut and also works well as a multi-sport jacket. Its sleeves with a small flap can be easily adjusted and pushed up, while ventilation zips further improve the already good climate. The jacket also has a great hood for over the helmet.

The hardshell cycling rain jacket from Jack Wolfskin currently costs 191 euros instead of 319 euros.

Gonso Canosio jacket

The Canosio jacket (here in the BIKE test) is impressive with its long sleeves, low-cut rear and high, tight-fitting collar. The classic back pockets are a perfect match. There are also Velcro pockets on top. Clever: the sleeves can be zipped off. This turns the Canosio into a 3-season gilet.

The jacket from Gonso is available at Bergzeit on offer - for 133 euros instead of 169 euros.

Giro Tracer MTB shoes

The Giro Tracer MTB shoe is characterised by good durability and grip. The shoe has been specially developed for use with flat pedals in the all-mountain sector. The outsole is designed to improve stiffness and flexion for the foot area and offer sufficient flex to absorb shocks on descents. The upper is ventilated and the toe and heel are reinforced.

The Giro Tracer shoes are available at Decathlon currently on offer for 59 euros instead of 74 euros.

Leatt Windblock 2.0

The Leatt Windblock 2.0 were developed for MTB tours in cool weather. The back of the hand is made of windproof WindBlock fabric. The MicronGrip palm provides grip in different weather conditions.

The Leatt Windblock 2.0 MTB gloves are available from Decathlon currently for 17 euros instead of 34 euros.

Endura MTB thermal trousers

The thermal trousers from Endura are equipped with windproof stretch material on the lower back. The water-repellent material is designed to provide versatile weather protection. The trousers also have two side zips and the waistband is made from flexible stretch. The softshell thermal material also has a stretch section on the calves for an optimum fit.

At Rosebikes, the MTB thermal trousers from Endura are available for 129 euros instead of 1799 euros.