Fat biking is a type of cycling that uses specially designed bicycles with oversized tires, typically 3.8 inches or wider. These wide tires provide better traction and stability on soft surfaces like snow, sand, and mud, making it possible to ride in conditions where traditional bikes would struggle. Fat bikes are often equipped with durable frames and components to withstand rough terrain. This activity has gained popularity in winter sports, allowing enthusiasts to explore snowy trails and landscapes. Fat biking can be enjoyed recreationally or competitively, with many trails and events dedicated to this unique form of cycling. Riders often use helmets and protective gear for safety while navigating diverse environments.