Everything eMTB
Eight winter MTB gloves for cold and wet UK trails, with checked size-specific prices and advice on warmth, waterproofing, fit and reliable control.
The best waterproof MTB jackets for 2026 have to deal with rain from above, spray from below and far more body heat than a walking shell normally sees. A jacket can be impressively waterproof on paper yet feel miserable on a slow eMTB climb if the cut restricts movement, the hood catches wind or there…
The best waterproof MTB socks add a barrier between your feet and water that gets into your shoes. They are particularly useful if you ride flat pedals, regularly push through wet grass or want to keep using familiar trail shoes through autumn. Sealskinz Billockby is our overall choice for its cycling-specific, lightweight construction; Altura is…
The best MTB shoes 2026 are the ones that make the pedal disappear beneath your feet. Flat-pedal shoes need sticky rubber, a stable platform and protection against impacts. Clipless shoes need predictable cleat positioning, support around the mechanism and an outsole that remains useful when the trail forces you to walk. For eMTB riding, support…
The best MTB clothing 2026 has to offer should keep you comfortable without getting in the way once the trail becomes rough, wet or steep. It needs to breathe on climbs, move naturally around the bike, work properly with knee pads and cope with the mud, rain, wind and temperature changes that come with riding…
The best MTB shorts for 2026 stay comfortable when you pedal, move cleanly over knee pads and keep their waistband in place when the trail gets rough. For UK trail and eMTB riding, fit matters more than a long feature list: a bargain is only useful if it fits with the liner and protection you…
The best MTB gloves give you reliable contact with the grips without distracting you from the trail. That might mean a thin, unpadded palm for summer riding, a warmer back for cold descents or a waterproof membrane for hours of rain. Fit comes before any of those details: a glove that bunches under the hand…
Ten MTB base layers for different riding conditions, with guidance on warmth, fit, merino blends, synthetic fabrics and winter layering.
The best MTB socks are the ones that suit your shoes and the conditions you actually ride in. A thin, ventilated pair can make a warm climb more comfortable, while a wool blend or insulated synthetic earns its place when the temperature drops. Waterproof socks solve a different problem again: keeping external water away from…