Cotopaxi  Fuego Max Down Hooded Jacket - Women's

This is a beautiful jacket. I love the color, it’s super warm, lots of pockets and the fit is great! BUT, on the first day I already had several feathers coming out of the jacket. It has been a week and it hasn’t stopped… I’m very sad 😔 because it’s such a pretty jacket but I don’t think it will last me very long.

I absolutely love this two-tone puffer jacket! It's super warm and stylish with its cream & tan color block design. The fit is great and the hood adds extra protection from the cold. Perfect for dog walking and snowshoeing. . Highly recommend for anyone looking for a cozy, fashionable jacket!

I’ve owned the Fuego Down Hooded Jacket for at least five years, and it has held up extremely well. However, since I live in a colder part of the country, I decided it was time to upgrade to the Max version. I can confidently say the Max is noticeably warmer. It also sits higher on the neck for better coverage, and when the hood is up, it fits more securely and comfortably around the head compared to the original Fuego. Regarding size, I will add the Max has a little more room, especially in the chest, shoulders, and abdomen. Overall, I’m very pleased with the upgrade and appreciate the thoughtful improvements made to my beloved Fuego of five years.

I seriously love my Fuego Max jacket. It is SO warm and perfect for wearing outside on walks with my puppy, but it’s also amazing for outdoor adventures. No matter what I’m doing, it keeps me super cozy. I’m also really impressed with the quality. The fabric feels durable and well-made, and you can tell it was made with care. It feels high quality but still comfortable and easy to wear. Honestly, this is my favorite jacket to wear. 10/10 would definitely recommend!

The material in the Fuego Max Down Hooded Jacket is incredibly soft yet it seems quite durable and suitable for most winter activities. As with most down jackets, a shell jacket would be advisable if you plan on bushwacking off the trails. The jacket is amply stuffed with premium down to make it more than adequate for winter wear in Maine where I live. The hood is nicely shaped to fit snugly around your head when the jacket is zipped up. The jacket also has multiple pockets to stow your items, including a zipped exterior chest pocket for your phone. Love the colors too. Two thumbs up for this jacket.

Excited for this new jacket! My new fuego max is so light I didn't think it would be warm. . . But it is amazing and toasty especially while hiking and moving. I have a fuego that I have worn to death, lol, from about 3 years ago and it weighs the same and is sooooo warm especially when moving. Its a bit boxy but thats great for layering. I will see how durable it is with time, since the outside is so soft it seems like it would not be as tough. I'd say it is roomier than my old fuego, they are both XS, I am 5'1" and around 120 lbs.

This was everything I had hoped for in a down jacket! The material is soft and quiet when you're wearing it. The dusk/blue smoke color is beautiful and very understated. Best yet is the fit - I'm 5'5" and 135 lbs, and the S fit perfectly. Arms were the right length, there was plenty of room to layer under it, and it was not tight around the hips (and I'm pretty hippy). I haven't had a chance to wear it out yet, but I'm very pleased with my purchase.

I’m getting older, and with that, it’s harder to stay warm. I have a couple of poly filled jackets/coats, but they are not nearly as warm and comfortable as this jacket it. I’m going to wear this one out! I usually wear a large and this one is right there with a bit of room for a sweater. I was worried about the size L waist size, which is a few inches smaller than I am, but it was just right!

This is my third Cotopaxi jacket. Between the Fuego Max and the regular Fuego there is little difference. Good for San Francisco kind of weather. I am 5’3 - 150lb and ordered L. Fits like a glove! Excellent quality and color combination light weight for travelling. Would not be good if it is cold and windy. The outer layer is relatively thiner than Mountain Hardware jackets.