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- For autumn trail rides, helmet liners and generously sized mudguards and rear mudflaps are recommended to protect against draughts and mud.  
- Waterproof, ankle-high flat-pedal shoes, worn with merino socks, should keep your feet warm, dry and protected.  
- A reinforced winter jersey and lined, water-repellent gloves provide extra insulation for the torso, arms and fingers.

Autumn gear for mountain bikers: Warm kit for chilly days on the trail

- On display are discounted autumn/winter products for cyclists: jackets, vests, gloves, trousers, shoes, overshoes and accessories.  
- The focus is on weather protection, thermal insulation, breathability, pack size and adaptability to changeable conditions.  
- Many items are heavily discounted, in some cases from around 200–300 euros to under 100 euros, including specialist MTB and road cycling kit.

Cycling gear on offer: Autumn deals for cyclists

- When cycling, the cold affects your hands and feet first; layering and specialised gloves, socks, overshoes and winter shoes help to reduce heat loss.
- Lobster gloves combine dexterity with excellent warmth, whilst merino socks and waterproof membrane socks keep feet dry and warm.
- Heated insoles, self-adhesive pads and heated insoles provide extra warmth; disposable products for occasional cyclists, high-tech options for frequent cyclists.

Cycling in autumn: keeping your hands and feet warm – an overview of the best specialist kit

- A layered system rather than a thick jacket: wick away moisture, keep your torso warm, block the wind with a waistcoat or jacket, and make active use of zips.
- Protect your hands, feet, head and eyes specifically: suitable gloves, waterproof shoes/overshoes, a headband/helmet cap, a tube scarf and suitable glasses.
- Three essential items for autumn rides: mudguards to keep out the mud, compact front and rear lights, and photochromic glasses for protection and visibility.

MTB Autumn Products: It’s getting chilly: Warm kit for chilly days on the trail

- Fox Racing is launching the JG6 Signature collection by downhill pro Jackson Goldstone for 2026, featuring race and lifestyle products.  
- The collection includes Flexair jerseys and trousers, gloves, Vue Max goggles, socks, as well as a hoodie and T-shirt in a design inspired by the forest and carbon fibre.  
- JG6 is also available as a youth range featuring Flexair jerseys and trousers for young riders and, according to Fox, is now available via its own channels.

Equipment: The new Fox Goldstone Collection brings a race-inspired look to the trail

- Ergo Grip Race Cut offers an ergonomic, pre-shaped fit with excellent freedom of movement, a direct grip and minimal fabric in the palm.  
- High-quality workmanship, a long cuff without Velcro, touchscreen-compatible fingers and a fleece nose wipe justify the high price of around 75 euros.  
- The unusual finger construction takes some getting used to, but once you’ve got used to it, it impresses with a comfortable fit and is designed for performance on trail, XC, gravel and marathon rides.

Review: Hestra Ergo Grip Race Cut put to the test – a second skin on the handlebars?

- A wide range of bad-weather kit for MTB is showcased, from waterproof trousers, jackets and suits to gloves, goggles and shoes.  
- Special protective features such as mudguards, dropper seatpost protection, helmets with interchangeable visors, mud tyres and waterproof rucksacks enhance comfort and durability.  
- Several products feature high water column ratings, breathable materials, stretch fabric, compact pack size and well-thought-out details such as DropSeat, Boa or touchscreen compatibility.

The best MTB rain gear for 2026: 13 must-haves for mountain bikers

- Q36.5 introduces the modular Hybrid System for 8–18 °C, featuring zone-specific wind protection, breathability and moisture management.  
- The Dottore and Gregarius Hybrid collections offer mix-and-match jerseys, vests and thermal tights with a racing fit for intense road cycling rides in autumn.  
- The Rain Shell and Intimo 2/3 base layers complement the layering system as lightweight rain protection and temperature-dependent base layers, available now in shops.

For temperatures between 8 and 18 degrees: Q36.5 presents its autumn range as a hybrid system

- The Tempr Off-Road is a comfort-focused gravel and touring shoe with a flexible nylon sole, good roll-off characteristics and solid build quality, priced at €149.99.  
- A narrow fit with stronger support on the outer side of the foot, a secure Boa Li2 fastening at the midfoot, slightly less support at the forefoot, good breathability and good grip thanks to the lug pattern.  
- Sufficiently stiff for everyday use and touring, but not suitable for competition or maximum power transfer; weight 810 g (size 45); strengths: comfort; weakness: outer foot support.

Tempr Off-Road: Review of the Canyons gravel shoes

- Falls whilst mountain biking often result in painful hand injuries, as hands instinctively break the fall.  
- Gloves reduce abrasion, improve grip, protect against branches and flying stones, and reduce fatigue in the hands and forearms.  
- Following a fall, it is essential to clean the wound, apply a cold compress, rest the affected area and, if pain or swelling persists, seek medical attention.

Gloves for mountain biking: Why I’ll never hit the trail without them again

- Farik Superlight: a lightweight, close-fitting summer glove with a seamless knitted back for high breathability and rapid moisture management.  
- Micro-suede palm with silicone grip print for direct contact, precise handling and a secure grip rather than heavily padded cushioning.  
- Touch technology, elasticated cuff, reflective elements; versatile for cycling and outdoor sports, price: €39.99.

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- Deuter Attack 16: very high build quality, well-designed compartments, excellent carrying system, but relatively heavy and expensive.  
- Specialized Evade 4, First Degree Seeker, Sixpack Evo Rail Ultra: designed for racing, multi-purpose use and simple, lightweight saddle mounting.  
- Troy Lee Speed Pro: very lightweight, comfortable trail knee pads with Level 1 protection and good coverage, but limited ventilation.

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Cycling gloves

Autumn gear for mountain bikers
Warm kit for chilly days on the trail

Cycling gear on offer
Autumn deals for cyclists

Cycling in autumn
Keeping your hands and feet warm – an overview of the best specialist kit

MTB Autumn Products
It’s getting chilly: Warm kit for chilly days on the trail

Equipment
The new Fox Goldstone Collection brings a race-inspired look to the trail

Review
Hestra Ergo Grip Race Cut put to the test – a second skin on the handlebars?

The best MTB rain gear for 2026
13 must-haves for mountain bikers

For temperatures between 8 and 18 degrees
Q36.5 presents its autumn range as a hybrid system

Tempr Off-Road
Review of the Canyons gravel shoes

Gloves for mountain biking
Why I’ll never hit the trail without them again

Kinetixx Farik Superlight
Minimalist summer gloves

Items at risk
Helmets, rucksacks and shoes put to the test

Cycling gloves

Autumn gear for mountain bikersWarm kit for chilly days on the trail

Cycling gear on offerAutumn deals for cyclists

Cycling in autumnKeeping your hands and feet warm – an overview of the best specialist kit

MTB Autumn ProductsIt’s getting chilly: Warm kit for chilly days on the trail

EquipmentThe new Fox Goldstone Collection brings a race-inspired look to the trail

ReviewHestra Ergo Grip Race Cut put to the test – a second skin on the handlebars?

The best MTB rain gear for 202613 must-haves for mountain bikers

For temperatures between 8 and 18 degreesQ36.5 presents its autumn range as a hybrid system

Tempr Off-RoadReview of the Canyons gravel shoes

Gloves for mountain bikingWhy I’ll never hit the trail without them again

Kinetixx Farik SuperlightMinimalist summer gloves

Items at riskHelmets, rucksacks and shoes put to the test

Autumn gear for mountain bikers
Warm kit for chilly days on the trail

Cycling gear on offer
Autumn deals for cyclists

Cycling in autumn
Keeping your hands and feet warm – an overview of the best specialist kit

MTB Autumn Products
It’s getting chilly: Warm kit for chilly days on the trail

Equipment
The new Fox Goldstone Collection brings a race-inspired look to the trail

Review
Hestra Ergo Grip Race Cut put to the test – a second skin on the handlebars?

The best MTB rain gear for 2026
13 must-haves for mountain bikers

For temperatures between 8 and 18 degrees
Q36.5 presents its autumn range as a hybrid system

Tempr Off-Road
Review of the Canyons gravel shoes

Gloves for mountain biking
Why I’ll never hit the trail without them again

Kinetixx Farik Superlight
Minimalist summer gloves

Items at risk
Helmets, rucksacks and shoes put to the test