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Cotopaxi Men's Cielo Rain Jacket

$145.00

Weather protection sent from the heavens. Cotopaxi® Men's Cielo is a unique and functional take on the traditional outdoor rain jacket. Standing true to Cotopaxi's Gear For Good promise, this jacket is made from PFC-free Recycled materials keeping you free from unwanted chemicals. Plus, designed with one-touch hood adjustment and two zippered hand pockets, Cielo can keep you and all of your gear dry in light rain.

  • 2.5 layer Recycled Polyester fabric with PFC-free durable water repellent finish
  • Full seam taping
  • One touch hood adjustment
  • Two zippered hand pockets
  • Zippered chest pocket
  • Velcro® adjustment cuff
  • Encased sectional elastic at hem

Product Features:

Waterproof Yes
Fabric Shell/Lining: 2.5 layer 100% Recycled Polyester 10k/10k membrane C0 DWR

Style Number: CRJ

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Cotopaxi® founder, Davis Smith, grew up in Latin America and lived for several years in Ecuador. When he wasn’t in school, Davis was exploring and camping in Cotopaxi National Park. It was here that he developed a lifelong reverence for the strong, hard-working people of the Andes. Later in life when he began his business, he named the company Cotopaxi to represent the spirit of adventure, optimism and determination he’d experienced during his time in Ecuador.