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Cotopaxi Men's Fuego Down Jacket

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Cotopaxi® Men's Fuego is their quintessential down insulation layer. It’s made with responsibly sourced, water-resistant 800-fill Down, making it the lightweight jacket you can’t seem to take off from Fall through Spring. You can even take it camping in the Summer. This versatility comes courtesy of its streamlined fit, toasty Down insulation, and DWR-finished ripstop Nylon shell. A built-in scuba hood and elastic binding was added throughout, further sealing out the cold. An assortment of stash pockets provides space for all your essentials.

  • 20D Giant-Ripstop Nylon with DWR finish
  • 800-fill RDS-certified, water-resistant Down
  • 20D mini-ripstop Nylon lining
  • Full-length front zipper
  • Scuba-style hood
  • Elastic binding at hood and cuffs
  • Adjustable drawcord at hem
  • Two interior stash pockets
  • Zippered hand pockets Included stuff sack
  • Streamlined, Athletic fit

Product Features:

Weight 14 oz. (397 g)
Fabric 20D Giant-Ripstop Nylon with DWR finish
Insulation 800-fill RDS-certified, Water-resistant Down

Style Number: FDJ

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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.