Which is warmer for very cold days?

The Reima Stavanger is rated for 0 to -20 °C (35 to -5 °F) with synthetic insulation throughout. The Obermeyer Quinn uses synthetic insulation too, but its published specs list fill only for the hood, so the Stavanger has the clearer cold-weather rating.

Which handles wet snow better?

The Stavanger. It has a 12,000 mm water column and every seam taped, against 10,000 mm and Skier Critical seam sealing on the Quinn.

Is the Reima worth the extra money?

If your child plays hard in wet snow or you plan to pass the suit down, yes. The Stavanger's higher waterproofing and abrasion resistance justify the roughly $60 gap. For a toddler in milder winters, the Quinn is the better value.

Which lasts longer as a child grows?

The Obermeyer Quinn, because its I-Grow cuffs add about 1.5 inches to the sleeves and 2 inches to the inseam. The Stavanger only has an adjustable waist.

Which is more breathable?

The Quinn, at 10,000 g/m²/24h versus 7,000 g/m²/24h on the Stavanger. That matters for active kids who sweat.

What sizes does each come in?

The Obermeyer Quinn runs from 2T to 8. Reima does not list a size range in the specs given here, so check the size chart before ordering.

Reima Stavanger Kids' Snowsuit vs Obermeyer Quinn One-Piece Snowsuit

Buy the Reima Stavanger for a child who will be out in real cold and wet for hours, or who will hand the suit down to a sibling. Buy the Obermeyer Quinn for a toddler who is still growing fast and for milder winter days. As of November 7, 2026, the Stavanger's best new price is $159.00 at Outdoor School Shop, and the Quinn's is $98.93 at REI.

Today the Obermeyer Quinn One-Piece Snowsuit costs $60.07 less at its best price.

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