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Reima ReimaTec Winter Overall Stavanger vs Burton Toddlers' 2L One Piece
Which should you buy? Our verdict on both, pulled from our full The Best Kids Snowsuits: 4 Compared (and One to Skip) comparison.
The Stavanger pairs a published waterproof rating and fully taped seams with Reima's toughest fabric, which matters for kids who kneel and slide all day. The Burton gives toddlers higher published waterproof and breathability numbers plus a growth system and a lifetime warranty for a lower spend.
Reima ReimaTec Winter Overall Stavanger
Buy itA heavy-duty Nordic play snowsuit with taped seams and Reima's highest durability rating.
- Reima states a fabric water column over 10,000 mm, with all seams taped, and calls the product waterproof.
- Its durability rating is Reima's top grade, over 80,000 Martindale abrasion cycles, which suits kids who kneel, crawl and slide.
- It has a detachable, adjustable hood with removable faux fur trim, an inside waist adjustment and detachable silicone foot loops.
- Reima rates the insulation for roughly 0 to -20 °C (35 to -5 °F), so it can run hot on mild days.
- The page lists no extendable sleeve or leg system.
- The faux fur trim has to come off before washing.
Burton Toddlers' 2L One Piece
Buy itA toddler ski suit with 15,000 mm waterproofing, fully taped seams and two inches of Room-to-Grow.
- Burton lists 15,000 mm waterproofing and 15,000 g breathability on a two-layer DRYRIDE fabric with fully taped seams.
- Room-to-Grow extends the sleeves and inseam two inches, and jogger cuffs go over boots.
- A removable helmet compatible hood, reinforced seat and knees, glove attachment loops and a lifetime warranty are listed.
- Insulation is 100g ThermacoreECO, and Burton's own warmth rating for it is 2.85 out of 5, so plan on layers in deep cold.
- It is a toddler suit, so older kids need a different model.
- Burton's page shows several sizes as sold out, so check stock in your child's size first.
Side by side
The 8 criteria below are the ones our full comparison judged every product on, narrowed to these two.
| Reima ReimaTec Winter Overall Stavanger Our pick | Burton Toddlers' 2L One Piece | |
|---|---|---|
| Our verdict | Buy | Buy |
| Best for | Kids from preschool to about third grade who play outside every day in cold, wet snow and wear gear out fast. | Toddlers learning to ski or ride, or playing in snow, whose parents want published ratings and a suit that lasts an extra season. |
| Price tier | $$$ · premium | $$ · mid-range |
| Size range (maker listed) | 92 to 140 | 18M to 5 (toddler) |
| Waterproof rating | Over 10,000 mm | 15,000 mm |
| Breathability | At least 7,000 g/m2/24h | 15,000 g |
| Seams | All seams taped | Fully taped |
| Insulation | 160 g recycled polyester | 100g ThermacoreECO |
| Growth system | None listed | Room-to-Grow, 2 in sleeves and inseam |
| Hood | Detachable, adjustable, removable faux fur | Removable, helmet compatible |
| PFAS statement | Not clearly stated on product page | Made without intentionally added PFAS |
Which one is right for you?
Pick the Reima ReimaTec Winter Overall Stavanger if
kids from preschool to about third grade who play outside every day in cold, wet snow and wear gear out fast.
Know before buying: reima rates the insulation for roughly 0 to -20 °C (35 to -5 °F), so it can run hot on mild days.
Pick the Burton Toddlers' 2L One Piece if
toddlers learning to ski or ride, or playing in snow, whose parents want published ratings and a suit that lasts an extra season.
Know before buying: insulation is 100g ThermacoreECO, and Burton's own warmth rating for it is 2.85 out of 5, so plan on layers in deep cold.
The bottom line
Our overall pick is the Reima ReimaTec Winter Overall Stavanger - A heavy-duty Nordic play snowsuit with taped seams and Reima's highest durability rating. Choose the Burton Toddlers' 2L One Piece instead if toddlers learning to ski or ride, or playing in snow, whose parents want published ratings and a suit that lasts an extra season.
Want the full picture, including the other options we compared and the popular one we'd skip? Read the complete The Best Kids Snowsuits: 4 Compared (and One to Skip).