Which is better for a toddler?

The Obermeyer Quinn. It starts at 2T, costs less, and the I-Grow cuffs let it fit through a growth spurt. The Reima starts at roughly 1–2 years by height, so check your child's measurement.

Is the Reima worth the extra $20?

If you want every seam sealed and a fluorocarbon-free finish, yes. At $119.00 at babyshop.com versus $98.93 at REI as of November 7, 2026, the gap is small for a suit that sizes up to 14–16 years.

Which keeps a child drier?

Both use 10,000mm fabric. The Reima seals all seams; the Obermeyer seals only critical seams. In heavy wet snow, the Reima has the edge.

Which lasts longer as a child grows?

The Obermeyer, because of the I-Grow sleeve and inseam extensions. The Reima has no grow feature, so you buy the next size up instead.

Do both work for skiing?

Yes. Both are insulated, hooded winter suits rated 10,000mm. The Reima is explicitly listed as windproof and built for skiing.

Obermeyer Quinn One-Piece Snowsuit vs Reima Reimatec Stavanger Snowsuit

Both suits use 10,000mm waterproof fabric and sealed seams, so wet snow is not the deciding factor. The Obermeyer Quinn costs less at the latest prices, $98.93 at REI versus $119.00 at babyshop.com as of November 7, 2026, and its I-Grow cuffs add 1.5 inches at the sleeve and 2 inches at the inseam. Buy the Reima if you want a fluorocarbon-free finish and a size range that runs to 14–16 years; buy the Obermeyer for a toddler or young child you want to keep in the same suit for two seasons.

Today the Obermeyer Quinn One-Piece Snowsuit costs $20.07 less at its best price.

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