Christmas Tree Storage Cover Bag 9 FT

It fits my tree perfectly. I am a little confused by the straps and cinched cords, but the tree is protected and stored away as needed.

One of the best storage items I have ever bought. No odor. Tough, durable material. Perfect size and relatively easy to use considering you are working with a Christmas tree.

Excellent quality. Nice canvas bags with straps and zippers to store our trees. Even down to the stitching was excellent.

I bought the Christmas Tree Storage Bag - Upright Zippered Canvas Cover for 9-Foot Artificial Trees with Buckle Straps and Cinch by Tiny Tim Totes (Green). The quality of the fabric and zipper are impressive. It’s a bit heavy; the top of the tree will no doubt be bent over when I remove it from the bag next year, but the rest should be fairly in tact and require very little fluffing, and the fabric should hold up for years. I purchased a 9’ bag for my 7.5’ tree, and that seems to have been a good decision, though in all fairness, I’ll never really know if the 7.5’ bag would have been a better fit. My only complaint is that the bag doesn’t cinch tightly at the bottom, which creates a cozy habitat for critters, like mice. I used clips to close it up, but in hindsight I could have cinched it from the outside with some rope; I’ll do it that way next year. For $29.95, I’m happy with it.

This standing Christmas tree storage cover is thick and sturdy. I had no trouble with the zipper and straps. It is very easy to use. It took me just a few short minutes to cover my standing tree and get it all zippered in and I'm 71. All I needed was a step stool to stand on to get the cover started over the top of the tree. I feel strongly this cover is a good value.

I would highly recommend this. This bag is very well made, durable and the zipper seems strong. The cinch straps are very easy to work and really tighten up to compress the branches and make it easier to store. I love having the tree stored upright. Since you start at the top and zip down you do need at least one other person to help bring the branches up in order not to break them and have them in an upright position before you zip it down. I do not know what it is like to do it that way. We store our tree in 3 sections, each in a large garbage bag. I was glad we had done it that way since we have a rather full tree and we put each section in a bag, bringing it up from the bottom. folding the branches up as we did it. I kept the plastic bags on each section and once i had the tree back together the bag was very easy to put on by myself right over the bags. However putting the tree back together by myself made me seriously consider just throwing the tree away and starting over next year. I would recommend using the bags as we did and having a second person help to put the tree together. I think that taking the tree out of the bag will be easy since you unzip from the bottom. Being able to bring the whole tree to the spot, unzip it, ( in our case then cut the trash bags off) and have it upright seems a real plus. I do wonder what it will look lie having had cinches around the tree. Maybe someone else can comment on that.

I love this concept. Being able to simply wrap your Christmas tree up in this so it's already assembled and ready to go next Christmas season should take some of the hassle and pain out of decorating the tree & make it more enjoyable. The fabric seems of extremely thick, sturdy, long-lasting quality. I'll give top marks for quality and affordability as it looks like it would have cost much more than what I paid for it. My 7 foot tree fit easily into this with room to spare. I didn't even take the lights off. The only cons are that it's not a space saver (but not really meant to be), and moving the tree once wrapped up in this is hardly any easier than it would be to pick up a tree and move it without this on it, so it doesn't add much maneuverability (but again, not sure that's really its purpose). Ideally, it would probably be easiest to put the cover on, move it just a couple feet away to some kind of dolley or wooden flat on wheels, then wheel it to its destination because just moving this (with the cover on it) from my living room to my bedroom closet in my very small house was probably a sight to behold. I said a lot of cuss words. Finally, I wasn't able to cinch the bottom of the cover tightly enough to ensure that nothing can get in the tree. My large, annoying cat has even gone into the closet and tried to climb up into the tree through the hole in the bottom of this cover where I couldn't get it cinched tightly around the base. If I'd felt like putting some more time and effort into it, I probably could have come up with some solution, but I didn't feel like messing with it (sort of the reason I bought this in the first place lol). Fortunately, I haven't had any mice so far living here, so that's not an issue, but if I had mice or spiders, I'd be worried about them making a home/nest out of my easily accessible Christmas tree. Again, though, this might be more due to my laziness rather than a design flaw, so altogether, I'm giving it 5 stars for doing what it claims to do, durability, affordability, overall quality and just how excited I am about not having to take the tree apart and put it back together each year.

This is the third cover that I have purchased to cover my 6-foot artificial Christmas tree because the other two did not have enough material to go around the bottom of the tree. I bought this cover for a 7-foot tree because I wanted it to cover the bottom of the tree. This cover has a zipper at the bottom that when unzipped provides more material to expand and go around the bottom of the Christmas tree. This cover is also heavier when compared to the first two. I am very happy with this cover and am relieved that I no longer have to remove the decorations and disassemble the tree. Now I can leave my tree fully assembled and decorated.

If the zipper wouldn’t have broken while trying to zip the tree up, I think this product would be great! I have a 7.5 ft tree and ordered the 9 ft tree cover. It’s wide enough to cover the tree while still assembled and standing. The actual cover is very well built and durable. It’s made from a heavy weight material. The zipper was the part that didn’t seem strong enough to pull the material together, even though the cover is plenty wide. I really like how you can cover the tree from the top down. The last tree cover I bought was from the bottom up and it was nearly impossible to put on with one person. You basically had to fold down the whole tree which defeated the purpose. For this cover, if the zipper would not have broken, I could have easily put it on myself and it probably would have taken 10-15 mins. I recommend snapping the straps and tightening them before you zip, so it brings the two sides of the cover together. It comes with three straps to tighten around the tree. I also recommend buying a tree stand on wheels so you can wheel your tree (once it’s covered) to its off season storage area. I also love how this cover has a cord at the bottom to tighten around it to keep the bugs out while in storage. I’m going to send this cover back and get a replacement because out of all of the covers I’ve shopped, this one fits the best, is the most reasonably priced and is the easiest to put on. I just need the zipper to stay in place and function! Hoping the new one they send will do the trick!! Because I have to go through the hassle of taking it off and sending it back, I’m giving it 3 stars. Once the replacement arrives and I’m able to zip it up, I’ll rate it higher.

this appears to be made well, i bought it to keep my tree decorated. It's not a really big tree but i had to stuff the bottom limbs in a little bit to get it to zip up. The buckles are a nice added feature and hope they help it keep it's shape and ornaments. II'm guessing if it were more tree shaped than oval shaped the bottom limbs would be included easier. I did use the zipper extension to help. I'll update when we move it to basement and see how it holds up.