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Dress your daughter down in the Columbia Infant Girls' Santa Peak Set and let her loose on the snowy playground in your front yard. This insulated full-body snow suit keeps your tike warm, and Columbia's water-resistant Rainstop II fabric stops moisture in its tracks so your little lady doesn’t have to come in early. Dial in the perfect fit with the Santa Peak Set's adjustable bib, and easily access her diapers with a full-length leg-to-leg zipper.
Bottom Line: The Columbia Santa Peak Set turns snow days into play days.
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I don't like bulky jacket on little ones besides the fact
I don't like bulky jacket on little ones besides the fact that you can't put them in the car seat easily without the jacket. Will the Santa peak set be less bulky but most warm for Wisconsin weather? Thanks!
By: mic2546040
November 10, 2008
It's not the warmest offering on the market, but as for as giving you more warmth for less bulk, this is an excellent choice.
By: Angus Bohanon
November 10, 2008
Don't like pant cuffs
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mary_4647
October 5, 2009
I bought this set for my daughter a couple of years ago when she was 18- 24 months. I got the 24 month size. I really liked the coat- it did not seem bulky on her at all. I did not like the cuff on the pants. She started skiing that winter and I had a really hard time getting the pant over her ski boot. When I did get it over it would only take 15 min for it to pop off the boot and expose her legs to the cold and snow. It was also difficult to get these pants to stay over her regular snow boots too. The zipper on the pants also has a tendency do creap up and come undone. She hated when we tugged and pulled the pants over her boots. Other than putting up with that it was a great little suit. Again, I purchased mine a couple years ago, but it doen't look like they have changed it at all.
here is my problem. i hav a very active slim 3 year old. i need
here is my problem. i hav a very active slim 3 year old. i need a jwinter jacket and pants outfit that will keep her warm and dry but not be so "puffy" that she has trouble moving around.does anything like that exist? LL bean's are HORRIBLE! so big and bulky~!
By: cma2470983
October 9, 2008
I've been dressing my 2.5 year old in Columbia snowsuits since birth and now i'm following with my 6 month old. Their suits r sooo NOT bulky and aside from being super warm, that's my most loved feature about Columbia's winter gear. My son looks as if he's wearing a spring jacket and pants but because of the fleece lining throughout plus wind and wet proofing of the outlayer, its perfect for our Canadian winters. I totally recommend Columbia wintergear for kids.
By: dog3632580
February 4, 2010
Change me.
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Don't like pant cuffs
I bought this set for my daughter a couple of years ago when she was 18- 24 months. I got the 24 month size. I really liked the coat- it did not seem more...
- Material:
- [Both] 100% nylon Dobby Rainstop II
- Lining:
- [Both] 100% polyester MTR™ fleece
- Insulation:
- [Both] 80g polyester Slimtech
- Waterproof Rating:
- [Both] water-resistant
- Venting:
- None
- Pockets:
- [Jacket] 2 hand-warmer; [Pant] none
- Powder Skirt:
- No
- Gaiters:
- No
- Hood:
- Yes
- Recommended Use:
- Snow play
- Country of Origin:
- Vietnam