Made from heavy but foldable canvas. Very well made, padded handles for carrying, good zipper. Plenty of space for my 6.5 tree, plus a few other Christmas decorations, had to remove the top1/3 of the tree, but the other two sections fit without taking apart. It maybe a bit large for what I needed, but I’m glad to have the extra room. Soft sides were not a problem, it comes folded into a square, unfolds into a huge bag. Love it.

Strong fabric, quality zippers, thoughtful inner pocket fits tree stand. Cinching straps, wheels and good handles. Highly recommend.

This bag is very nice. Heavy,strong,perfect size for my new tree

Quality made bag, my 9 ft tree fit in it easily. Takes up a bit more space than the carboard box did, didn't have to squeeze it as hard to get it in. One complaint...the carboard bottom supplied bends when you lift the handle at one end rendering the wheels inoperative. Next year I plan to replace the cardboard with a thin sheet of plywood and make the bottom more rigid.

This is an excellent storage option in that it is made from reasonably tough, canvas-like material with good zippers and convenient retaining straps. The wheels are helpful, too.

I have a giant 9 foot tree with a 5 foot diameter. I couldn’t get the larger bottom two pieces into a box so I got two of these. There is lots of room left over in these bags, but I have a very awkward size tree. If you just have a standard tree, it will probably all fit in one bag. It is very large. When I read the word structured I thought that it would be Somewhat sturdier/have wire or something in the ends but it is just a soft bag. Still good quality, but it does not have any cardboard or metal to keep it in one shape.

Quality tree bag!!! Very rugged. Worked great. Looks great! I have a 7 1/2 foot tree from Costco that was very well made and doesn’t collapse very tightly and still this bag held all three sections.

After five Christmases, we were just not going to be able to wrestle our 9' tree into it's original box any longer. I was hoping to find a replacement box, maybe plastic. After researching the available replacement options it turns out there aren't any boxes the size of Christmas tree boxes. Rubbermaid - wanna get on this? Anyway, it looked like bags were the only replacement option after the original cardboard box has become more tape than box. I figured all Christmas tree bags would be nice heavy canvas duffle bags, since it seems obvious that bulky metal tree poles would require it. Instead, all of the Christmas tree bags were rated average-to-poor, and customers complained that they were made out of thin nylon, with puny zippers and dress-shirt weight stitching. I was feeling desperate because our tree was literally pouring out of it's broken box in the middle of the living room. What was I going to do with it?Then I found the Covermates Christmas Tree Storage Bag in the 60x24x24 size. It is DURABLE, HEAVY CANVAS (fused on the inside with a liner coating that makes it even more durable), with STRONG STITCHING and LARGE STRONG ZIPPERS. AND it has these two great nylon belt cinches that will help squeeze your tree into a more-managable width. The corners of the bag are sturdy enough that when the bag is cinched up with the belts, the shape is rectangle again (though not as unwieldingly rectangle as an actual box would be). It has two strong handles on the ends to carry it. Our 9' very full tree breaks down into 4 parts with the largest pole being 50" long. I had tied the sections up with some ribbon to make them skinnier (this was when I was originally trying to get it into the cardboard box) but they were still very full pieces. All the pieces fit EASILY into the Covermates bag. This would definitely accommodate an even larger tree, or also a few wreathes or garlands or whatever. At first one of the metal tree poles was jutting hard into the side of the canvas and I worried that it might rub through (not tear or break through, but maybe wear through if the bag got rubbed while dragging it or rubbed against in the garage) - so I just moved it further towards the center of the bag (there was plenty of room to make fitting adjustments) and it was no longer a concern.I highly recommend this bag and would definitely buy it again. After seeing what else is out there, this one was a clear winner.EDITED TO ADD (2013): Worked perfectly and is still in like-new condition after it's second Christmas. I like the quality of this bag so much I invested in two of the ornament boxes from the same company - and they are just as wonderful. Still 100% recommend!2015 UPDATE: This bag is still like new. We've had no unraveling of threads, and no tearing of corners or stress points where the straps are tightened. Best Christmas tree container ever!

Made from heavy but foldable canvas. Very well made, padded handles for carrying, good zipper. Plenty of space for my 6.5 tree, plus a few other Christmas decorations, had to remove the top1/3 of the tree, but the other two sections fit without taking apart. It maybe a bit large for what I needed, but I’m glad to have the extra room. Soft sides were not a problem, it comes folded into a square, unfolds into a huge bag. Love it.

Strong fabric, quality zippers, thoughtful inner pocket fits tree stand. Cinching straps, wheels and good handles. Highly recommend.

This bag is very nice. Heavy,strong,perfect size for my new tree

Quality made bag, my 9 ft tree fit in it easily. Takes up a bit more space than the carboard box did, didn't have to squeeze it as hard to get it in. One complaint...the carboard bottom supplied bends when you lift the handle at one end rendering the wheels inoperative. Next year I plan to replace the cardboard with a thin sheet of plywood and make the bottom more rigid.

This is an excellent storage option in that it is made from reasonably tough, canvas-like material with good zippers and convenient retaining straps. The wheels are helpful, too.

I have a giant 9 foot tree with a 5 foot diameter. I couldn’t get the larger bottom two pieces into a box so I got two of these. There is lots of room left over in these bags, but I have a very awkward size tree. If you just have a standard tree, it will probably all fit in one bag. It is very large. When I read the word structured I thought that it would be Somewhat sturdier/have wire or something in the ends but it is just a soft bag. Still good quality, but it does not have any cardboard or metal to keep it in one shape.

Quality tree bag!!! Very rugged. Worked great. Looks great! I have a 7 1/2 foot tree from Costco that was very well made and doesn’t collapse very tightly and still this bag held all three sections.

After five Christmases, we were just not going to be able to wrestle our 9' tree into it's original box any longer. I was hoping to find a replacement box, maybe plastic. After researching the available replacement options it turns out there aren't any boxes the size of Christmas tree boxes. Rubbermaid - wanna get on this? Anyway, it looked like bags were the only replacement option after the original cardboard box has become more tape than box. I figured all Christmas tree bags would be nice heavy canvas duffle bags, since it seems obvious that bulky metal tree poles would require it. Instead, all of the Christmas tree bags were rated average-to-poor, and customers complained that they were made out of thin nylon, with puny zippers and dress-shirt weight stitching. I was feeling desperate because our tree was literally pouring out of it's broken box in the middle of the living room. What was I going to do with it?Then I found the Covermates Christmas Tree Storage Bag in the 60x24x24 size. It is DURABLE, HEAVY CANVAS (fused on the inside with a liner coating that makes it even more durable), with STRONG STITCHING and LARGE STRONG ZIPPERS. AND it has these two great nylon belt cinches that will help squeeze your tree into a more-managable width. The corners of the bag are sturdy enough that when the bag is cinched up with the belts, the shape is rectangle again (though not as unwieldingly rectangle as an actual box would be). It has two strong handles on the ends to carry it. Our 9' very full tree breaks down into 4 parts with the largest pole being 50" long. I had tied the sections up with some ribbon to make them skinnier (this was when I was originally trying to get it into the cardboard box) but they were still very full pieces. All the pieces fit EASILY into the Covermates bag. This would definitely accommodate an even larger tree, or also a few wreathes or garlands or whatever. At first one of the metal tree poles was jutting hard into the side of the canvas and I worried that it might rub through (not tear or break through, but maybe wear through if the bag got rubbed while dragging it or rubbed against in the garage) - so I just moved it further towards the center of the bag (there was plenty of room to make fitting adjustments) and it was no longer a concern.I highly recommend this bag and would definitely buy it again. After seeing what else is out there, this one was a clear winner.EDITED TO ADD (2013): Worked perfectly and is still in like-new condition after it's second Christmas. I like the quality of this bag so much I invested in two of the ornament boxes from the same company - and they are just as wonderful. Still 100% recommend!2015 UPDATE: This bag is still like new. We've had no unraveling of threads, and no tearing of corners or stress points where the straps are tightened. Best Christmas tree container ever!