What to Wear to Trail Hunting?

Excitement, concentration, freedom, pride, relaxation, challenge, fun, connection with nature - what comes to your mind when you hear "bike park"?Trail riding requires a high level of concentration. You have to concentrate on the road, route choice and riding technique to avoid crashes, but at the same time it's a ride that gets your adrenaline pumping, makes you instantly forget about everyday stress and enjoy the terrain to the fullest. You need to be comfortable to enjoy your ride and we can help you with that :)
Let's start with head protection; this is an adrenaline sport, and safety comes first. The TIGER helmet will protect you even if you're a beginner or an advanced rider. Your head will be taken care of from all sides.TIGER goes great with GRIME downhill goggles, which protect your eyesight and their foam layer absorbs sweat and filters out dirt. It is an absolute must for the bike park. Don't forget about your feet too - the DOWNHILL and FREERIDE shoes have been specifically designed for riding on rough and technical terrain.And if you want to take your kids to the bike park, we have a DOWNHILL helmet for kids, so you can worry a little less about them.Let's have a look at clothing. Our BLADE shorts won't let you down both in the bike park or on a family trip. Weather permitting, choose one of our ANGLE jerseys to go with them.For autumn, the RECKLESS long-sleeved jersey will be a great choice.Then just put on gloves according to your preference, comfortable socks and don't forget the pads. It's also a good idea to have tools, a pump and a spare inner tube with a patching set. And if you want to carry as few bags, hip packs or backpacks as possible, we have a tip for you - toolset FORCE MULTITOOL BAR that you easily install into your handlebars.