Update:
When I first wrote this blog post about the best Christmas tree stand, we were using the Swivel Straight tree stand. One year, after Christmas, we didn’t take care of it and left it outside — alone in the elements — for months.
I know, bad.
It didn’t make it (through no fault of its own) and we couldn’t find an exact replacement the following year. However, now we’ve found it again on Amazon! Hooray! The Christmas tree stand in the video is the replacement version we found. BOTH Christmas tree stands are great and a must for sane Christmas tree decorating! Affiliate links are used in this post. If you make a purchase, we receive a small commission at no additional cost to you. Thanks!
And, be sure when you buy a tree stand, to look at the size tree it holds. The stand you find from any of the links in this post might not be the size you need. Just click around on the website to find exactly what you are looking for.
Here’s the original post:
Since we purchased this stand several years ago we have never had a crooked tree — or an argument. Friends, if you want to make this Christmas easier go out and buy this Christmas tree stand. It’s available via Amazon Prime.
Disclosure: Affiliate links are used in this post. Opinions are my own.
Comments & Reviews
Andrea says
We got this tree stand years ago after you recommended it to us. We LOVE it! We get a 9-10 foot tree every year and the tree stands up straight, no problem every time. It’s very stable too. We just bring the base to the tree lot with us and they trim the stump down so it fits. Definitely well worth the money!
Tina Ryan says
I have one of these stands and love that I can get it straight in stand. Our only problem is that our stand doesn’t seen to have the spikes to keep the tree from moving in the stand, it had a plus bar. Do you have to get the tree bottom cut in a plus so that it won’t slide?
Courtney says
Do you know the NAME of the replacement you bought (in the video)?
I had one like it and knocked if from off the top shelf in our garage but can not find one ANYWHERE
Leo Darmitz says
Looking at the Christmas tree stand pictured, I do not see it lasting more than a few year and it certainly does not have the water capacity of the stand that I have. My stand has lasted me now for 62 years, has a capacity of 8 litres of water and can safely handle trees from 4 to 10 feet in height. It is still available, but mine is the only one that I believe, exists.
I believe the one pictured sells for over $100. Mine can be had for under $20. Set-up has never taken me more than 10 minutes.
Leo