🎄 Elf Stor Deluxe Red Holiday Christmas Storage Bag - Large Size, Ideal for 9 Foot Trees - Model 83-DT5011 1012 Review

I put my 7 1/2 foot tall pre-lit tree inside and there was plenty of room! Then I tried to drag him down the stairs to the attic. Damn hard! I had to wrap a string around it and go up to the attic and lug it out there because it's so damn big we can't both fit through the hole in the stairs. Even after dragging it up the stairs and hanging it by hinges and springs a few times, I finally brought it up to the attic and all is safe and sound. A little advice if you want to store it in the attic…

This bag feels solid and definitely holds a LOT of stuff. It fits our tree 8ft tall, 4.5ft wide and with VERY full branches. Our tree is stored in 3 sections, so I disassembled the sections, compacted them as much as possible and put them in a bag. There's still room for other things. Like another little piece of wood. Considering the size of the bag, I wish it had handles on each end of the bag for those of us who need to lift or carry it upstairs as a team. When ordering the bag, I didn't…

I have a very full 7 foot Christmas tree that is crumbling into a lot of branches. Unfortunately, this bag is huge. I could easily put 2 trees in it. It's thin material as you would expect. The handles are very long. There is no handle at the end to make maneuvering easier. Due to its sheer size, it takes 2 people to lift it up to the attic via the extendable ladder - due to the construction, not the weight. I would send it back but the return cost is 1/3 of what I paid. In the meantime, I just

I confess I didn't think it would actually work, but damn I'm glad I was wrong! I ordered the bag after our tree was up so I couldn't tell if the bag was big enough until I used it. We have a very large, lighted, 9 foot tree. The tree is in four parts and the branches are simply folded up in contrast to the detachable optics. Up until this year we used large 33 gallon garbage bags to store wood. Every year we had to use new bags because, even though they were "industrial" strength, they didn't…