Christmas Tree Storage Bag - Zippered Canvas Sack Fits 12-Foot Artificial Trees - Protects Holiday Decor and Inflatables by Tiny Tim Totes (Green)

A few years ago, we bought a 12 foot Christmas tree without considering long-term storage. The box wasn’t big enough once the tree was out of it and would be near impossible to haul on a top shelf.Last year I bought 2 carrier bags that were listed as suitable for 12 ft trees. They were a pvc type composite with handles and seemed good enough. However, they couldn’t withstand the weight of the tree and literally ripped apart when i went to move the tree.I ordered these bags as a replacement and the difference is night and day. These bags are HUGE and definitely fit the size requirements to hold a 12 ft tree. In addition, the canvas material and double stitched handles make them durable enough to haul the decorations back and forth to store them. Very satisfied with this purchase and definitely see this as a major upgrade. I’ll likely purchase more to hold the rest of my holiday decorations!

This storage bag was perfect for my 12 foot Christmas tree, with room to spare! It’s at least 5 1/2 feet long! The material is a canvas type material and the straps are long enough that we could easily move it once the tree was packed. We packed our tree with the metal ends towards the middle of the bag to ensure the ends of the bag wouldn’t get ruined, but it seems sturdy and I’m very pleased with the purchase! Would definitely purchase again!

Why have I not thought to buy something like this sooner??All the years of fooling with the insanity of dragging the Xmas tree box up and down the stairs, fighting to squeeze all the branches back in the box after the holidays now seems ridiculous. Never again! 😊I have a 9.5’ prelit tree that has a variety of texture in the branches, though its not as full as other trees I’ve had in the past.These bags are both HUGE! I was able to easily fit 2 of 4 sections in each bag. There was plenty of room to spare in each. I’m particular about my Xmas storage so store wreaths/garland separately. But if you don’t care or are limited on storage space, you could load these babies up with extra Christmas decor without a problem.In the pics I’ve tucked the extra fabric from the sides around to the back, so the bags look a bit smaller than they actually are. I couldn’t have fit the whole tree in one bag, so unless you have a small tree...You’ll want to plan to use both.The handles are sturdy and the material is heavy, thick canvas. I liked the fact that there’s a place for the label on the front of each so I could easily spit which parts of my tree are inside.

It is very good quality and has a two way zipper. It is nice and big but I can’t imagine a 12 foot tree would fit in there. It would have to be a skinny one. I have a good quality 8 foot tree that I was able to cram in. There wasn’t room for anything bigger.

I don't know why they call it "Tiny Tim," because you could fit about a dozen Tiny Tims in this thing, crutches and all. This bag isn't going to withstand a lot of abuse...but you're just using it to store a Christmas tree in the attic, for crying out loud. It's plenty durable for that, plenty big -- I just stuck a 10' tree into it, with all kinds of room to spare -- and my wife and I carried it up into the attic by grabbing hunks of extra material at either end. The handles are sort of pointless, it's too big to carry that way, it really should have duffel-bag-style handles on the ends...but, again, it's just going into the attic, and its only real job is to keep dust off of the tree and keep all the pieces in one place. This bag is a significant upgrade from plastic tree bags.

The quality and price is great for our purposes.

I was able to put two trees in this bag

What a waste of money even at the discount.