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Cotopaxi Women's Fuego Down Parka

$325.00

With the retro styling of their classic Fuego, plus extra length for frigid days, Cotopaxi® Women's Fuego is the cold weather cocoon of choice. Made with responsibly sourced, water-resistant 800-fill down and a water-resistant DWR-finished ripstop nylon shell, this lightweight insulated parka is one you will turn to year-round, from summer camping to winter wandering.

  • Giant-ripstop Nylon with DWR finish
  • Mini-ripstop Nylon lining
  • 800-fill responsibly sourced, water-resistant down
  • Scuba hood
  • Unzip from the bottom for added range of motion or venting
  • Elastic binding at hood and cuffs
  • Internal dump and secure stash pocket
  • Zippered hand pockets
  • Interior adjustable hem cord
  • Mid-thigh length with a drop tail hem

Product Features:

Fabric 20D Giant-ripstop Nylon with DWR finish
Lining 20D Mini-ripstop Nylon
Insulation 800-fill Responsibly sourced, Water-resistant Down
Weight 14 oz. (397 g)

Style Number: FLJ

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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.