Cold feet are a choice you can avoid. This winter clothing rental in Rovaniemi helps you stay warm from Santa’s hometown strolls to snow-filled day tours, with gear that’s built for real Arctic conditions. I like that the setup is easy to match by size (including for kids), and that the rental includes the key items that do the heavy lifting: snow boots plus insulated outerwear.

One thing to plan for: this kit covers the big outer pieces, but it does not include hats, socks, snow goggles, or mid-layers, so you’ll want to bring those basics from home.

Key things to know before you rent

• Outerwear-first kit: jacket, winter trousers, mittens, and snow boots are included.
• Size info in advance: you’ll be asked for height, weight, shoe size (EU), age, plus your name.
• Pick-up and drop-off in the city: Winterent is in the center, at Jaakonkatu 3.
• Delivery available: you can get gear delivered to your hotel or accommodation.
• Built for the cold: the clothing quality is strong enough for serious winter days in Lapland.
• Flexibility when timing is tight: some renters report the staff worked with their flight timing so they were not stuck without gear.

Why this winter clothing rental makes sense in Rovaniemi

Rovaniemi is a fun winter base, but it has the kind of cold that turns comfort into a logistics problem. If you’re arriving for northern lights, husky rides, or long walks between photo spots, you don’t want to fight wind, wet snow, or stiff boots for days. Renting gear is often the most practical move because you can pack light and still get properly insulated layers.

This rental focuses on what most people struggle with in winter: getting the right outer warmth and the right footwear. Boots matter more than you think, especially when you’re standing around waiting for rides or staring up at the sky. The outer jacket and trousers do the same job for your core body heat, which is what keeps a winter day enjoyable instead of just survivable.

It also works for families. Kids need warmth most because they get cold faster and usually move more slowly when they’re bundled up. With a rental that serves adults and kids and is sized to your measurements, you avoid the common problem of borrowing oversized stuff that’s warm in theory but annoying in real life.

What’s included, and what you must bring yourself

Here’s the exact core kit you can expect: winter jacket, winter trousers, mittens, and snow boots. That’s a solid foundation because these are the items that protect you from wind and wet snow.

What’s not included is just as important, because it’s where you can accidentally underpack:

• Hat
• Socks
• Snow goggles
• Mid-layers

This means your best plan is to bring a winter-ready base layer system from home. Think along the lines of moisture-wicking thermal layers under the rental jacket and trousers, plus a mid-layer you can add when you stop for photos. If you’re sensitive to cold hands, your mittens will help, but you’ll still want warm socks that fit well inside insulated boots.

Also pay attention to eye protection. If you’re heading out into flat light or snow glare, goggles can make a big difference, and since they’re not included, you’ll need to source them before you go.

Pickup at Winterent on Jaakonkatu 3

The rental starts and ends at the same place, which keeps things simple. Your meeting point is Winterent, Jaakonkatu 3, 96200 Rovaniemi, Finland, and the activity finishes back at the meeting point.

That city-center location is more convenient than you might expect. It’s easy to connect this stop to the rest of your day—especially if you’re using public transportation, since this rental is near public transport. You’re not stuck arranging a special transfer just to get ready for the cold.

Timing matters, especially if you want to use the gear immediately. When you pick up, you’ll have the staff match you to the correct sizes. And because the cold doesn’t wait for schedules, it’s smart to plan your pickup early enough that you can wear the outfit on your first proper winter outing.

How the sizing process works (and why it matters)

Before you go, you’ll provide details for each person: name, height (cm), weight (kg), shoe size (EU), and age. That might feel like a lot, but it’s how rentals avoid the most common winter-travel headache: wrong sizing.

In cold weather, fit affects more than comfort. With outerwear, you want enough room for your base and mid-layers, but not so much that wind sneaks in. With boots, you want the right length and a snug feel so your feet don’t get cold while standing still.

A big plus is that the staff are set up to help if something doesn’t fit perfectly. Some people report they were able to swap sizes of different items multiple times until everything felt right. That matters because it’s not just about warmth; it’s also about staying mobile enough to enjoy the day.

If you’re renting for kids, this is especially worth your attention. A small difference in fit can feel huge on a child, so giving accurate measurements ahead of time helps. If you’re between sizes, I’d rather you size for comfort and layering rather than trying to go thin.

Delivery to your hotel: save luggage space and start sooner

If you don’t want to carry winter gear from the airport into the city, delivery is the solution. The rental offers delivery and pickup service, and gear can be delivered to all hotels and accommodations.

This is one of the best “value per hassle” upgrades you can make in winter travel. You travel lighter, and you avoid wearing heavy coats on transit while sweating in a bus or taxi. Then when you’re ready to step outside, the gear is already waiting for you.

Delivery also helps if your schedule is tight. If you’re planning an early start or your arrival day is rushed, having the kit on-site reduces friction. Just be sure your plans align with your pickup/drop-off timing so you’re not scrambling the day you need the gear most.

Using the rental for real Lapland days

This rental is designed for the kind of activities that create long exposure times outside. The gear is described as ideal for city exploring, husky safaris, and northern lights hunting, which are exactly the scenarios where winter clothes earn their keep.

Here’s how to think about it day to day:

• City exploring and photo stops: You’ll want a jacket and trousers that block wind and keep you dry if there’s light snow. Mittens help because your hands lose warmth quickly in cold air, especially when you’re taking photos for long stretches.
• Husky-related outings: You’ll likely spend time standing still. Boots become a game-changer here, because staying warm in your feet lets you keep enjoying the moment instead of feeling your body temperature drop.
• Northern lights hunting: This is where layering strategy matters most. Nights can be brutal. Even with a warm rental jacket, your mid-layer and socks (not included) are what protect you once you’re stationary and looking up.

If you’re also bringing winter accessories, build your plan around what’s missing from the rental. The jacket and trousers do the outer work; your hat, socks, and mid-layer complete the insulation system.

Price and value: what you’re really paying for

The price is $49.26 per person, with rentals ranging from 1 to 30 days. That range is important because it lets you match the rental to your trip length. A short visit might only need gear for a couple of key winter outings, while a longer stay benefits from having everything sorted from the first day.

The value isn’t just the cost. The real savings come from not buying or packing bulky cold-weather items you may only use once. And since the kit is focused on the items that matter most outdoors—outer warmth and snow boots—you’re not paying to transport gear that doesn’t solve your main winter problem.

Also consider convenience value. Delivery to your accommodation can eliminate extra transport and time wasted carrying layers around. If you’re traveling as a family, that convenience compounds, because everyone’s cold-weather setup is one more moving part.

A balanced look: the main drawback to watch for

The main consideration is what isn’t included: hat, socks, snow goggles, and mid-layers. If you show up underprepared, you might end up feeling cold even in “warm-looking” outerwear.

A second thing to think about is fit management. Winter sizes can be tricky with base layers involved. If you’re renting for multiple people, I’d keep everyone’s measurements consistent and accurate, and plan a little buffer so you can adjust or swap items at pickup rather than rushing out immediately.

Finally, because the rental experience depends on your gear being ready and correctly sized, don’t treat it like a last-minute add-on. It’s commonly booked about 27 days in advance, which is a clue that popular winter weeks fill up.

Who this rental is best for

This rental is a strong fit if you want to travel smarter in winter without dragging a trunk of gear across flights. It works particularly well for:

• Families with kids who need properly sized winter clothing
• People planning northern lights outings and husky days where you’ll be outside for long stretches
• Travelers who hate paying baggage fees for bulky winter coats
• Anyone who prefers the convenience of delivery to their hotel or accommodation

If you already own excellent snow boots and truly warm thermal layers, you might not need everything. But even then, swapping out boots or outerwear for the rental can still be worth it for comfort and dryness.

Should you book this winter clothing rental?

If your plan includes real time outside—especially nights for the northern lights—then yes, I’d book it. The combination of a warm outer kit, included snow boots, and practical options like city pickup or hotel delivery makes it easier to enjoy the weather instead of bracing for it.

Book it sooner if you’re traveling in a busy winter window, and make sure you pack the missing pieces: hat, socks, goggles, and mid-layers. If you do that, you’ll be set for a full day outside without constantly recalculating how cold you’re getting.

FAQ

What winter clothing is included in the rental?

The rental includes a winter jacket, winter trousers, mittens, and snow boots.

What items are not included?

You need to bring hat, socks, snow goggles, and mid-layers, since these are not included in the rental kit.

Where do I pick up and return the clothing?

You pick up at Winterent, Jaakonkatu 3, 96200 Rovaniemi, and you return it back to the same meeting point.

Can the rental be delivered to my hotel?

Yes. Delivery and pickup service are available, and the rental can deliver to all hotels and accommodations.

How many days can I rent the winter clothing?

The rental is available for 1 to 30 days, depending on what you choose when booking.

What information do you need for each traveler?

For each traveler, you’ll need to provide name, height (cm), weight (kg), shoe size (EU), and age.

Is there free cancellation?

Yes. You can cancel for a full refund up to 24 hours in advance of the experience start time.