Gear up for true Alaskan cold with a -20°F-rated, 3-piece rental: parka, snowpants/bibs and insulated boots. Ideal for active winter pursuits around Anchorage, this kit is sized, cleaned, and ready for multi-day rentals.
More ways to explore the area's outdoor wonders
A low, inland sun slants across a frozen inlet; breath fogs, and your parka snaps tight against an Alaskan wind that has the authority to rewrite plans. This 3-piece Cold Rated Package—down parka, insulated snowpants or bibs, and winter boots—puts a buffer between you and Anchorage’s sharp winter, rated for active use down to -20°F.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
24 hours (per rental day)
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels when used as clothing rental; underlying activities may vary in intensity.
Wildlife
History
Anchorage grew where the Susitna and Knik glacial influences met coastal trade routes; cold-weather clothing evolved from indigenous knowledge and frontier pragmatism.
Conservation
Staying on groomed trails reduces vegetation damage beneath snow; use local gear rentals to minimize consumption and textile waste.
Reserve your spot on the Cold Rated Package - 3 Piece (ANC) -20F today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Size for layers
Choose a size that permits a thick base and mid-layer—err on the side of room to maintain circulation and insulation.
Test boot fit
Try boots with the socks you’ll wear and walk around the shop to check for pressure points and proper heel hold.
Protect zippers and cuffs
Tuck pant cuffs into boots or use gaiters to keep snow out of seams and extend the gear’s waterproofing.
Plan for 24-hour cycles
Rentals are charged in 24-hour periods starting at pickup—schedule returns to avoid extra fees and confirm delivery options ahead of time.
Moisture-wicking base layers
Keep sweat off your skin so insulation retains warmth during active use.
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Insulating mid-layer (fleece/down)
Adds adaptable warmth for stationary activities like aurora viewing or long rests.
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Thermal socks
Thick, breathable socks prevent blisters and retain foot warmth inside bulky boots.
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Gaiters or waterproof overboots
Protects pant cuffs and boots from deep snow and wet slush on trail edges.
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