🎄 High Capacity ProPik Rolling Christmas Tree Storage Bag 9 Ft Tall Disassembled Trees | Extra Large Heavy Duty Xmas Container with Wheels & Handles | 600D Oxford (Green) Review

This bag is a real find. I EASILY packed my 9ft Christmas tree and still have room. Maybe for the guy complaining about the Christmas decorations. LAUGH OUT LOUD. I hardly "pressed down" fluffy branches. It was a little tight to get through the middle so I needed a little help. I'm sure it's because of my layering. Otherwise, no help is required! This will save the cat from sleeping in a half-open box and save her from tearing down my tree every year, another win! I hope so last year after…

The material is very thin and delicate. Which is not enough for this purpose. Straps for securing and sealing wood are cheap. The mechanism that tightens them is cheap plastic and just comes loose after you tighten it. Wheels are a real joke. You are tiny. I'm guessing maybe 3 inches in diameter. If you think about their purpose (to roll a 9ft Christmas tree) you can see why it's weird. In fact, you only carry one large gym bag around the house. It's better than stuffing it in the box it came…

Overall I'm happy with this bag but it didn't even come close to fitting our 9ft Costco tree. These trees are very full and have shaped needles rather than soft tissue like needles that are easily squeezed. The bag comfortably fits 3 of the 5 sections and we could squeeze in another section but it would be very tight. Instead, we'll be buying a second bag (7.5ft version) to house everything else. This can be a blessing in disguise, however, as the three sections are already quite difficult…

A bag that says it would fit a 7.5 foot tree. Didn't fit a 7ft tree but the bag was quite strong or appeared to be but I had to send it back. The tree didn't fit. Then I got a 9 foot plus size tree. And it fit easily in our 7ft tree, but I was flexible rolling it in our shed so it broke. The tube of one of the sections broke through the material. So it was a bummer. But at least it matched the tree, so I left it. Next year when I pull it out again I'll patch the hole. But you should use a…