Omega Christmas Tree Stand- No Screws |Unbreakable Nylon Clamps |Holds up to a 10' tree | Holds 1 gallon of water| Collapsible for easy storage

This is an outstanding, well designed and very easy to use product! After decades of fighting miserable screw-type stands we took a chance on a new idea. And boy were we rewarded. Assembly took less than five minutes, including reading the very good directions. Installing the tree took less than the time to assemble. Anyone can now make putting up a Christmas tree a joy again. Throw your old tree stand away and get this new great idea product immediately!

Very sturdy! I got an 8 foot tree two in base and it has withstood the cat be being shuffled around my living room for different gatherings and photo shoots. Great for the price.

Clamps are very loose. Stability is not upto the mark.

It was easy to assemble and I was able to put up my 7-ft tree by myself, but it only works well if you make sure you have a 10-inch trunk and all of the bumps and burrs are smoothed off so that the collars have full contact with the tree.

So easy to put together. I’m looking forward to next year to buy another live tree. The stand is really sturdy and it can be taken apart to store. You’d have to try really hard to knock it over even without the weight of the water. 100% pleased.

This tree stand is top notch! Perfect and easy to use! Super stable

Bought a 7’ tree and it wouldn’t fit in the stand with all the clamps in place. Had to remove one of the clamps to get it to fit. Impossible to get the tree to stand up straight. After fighting it for 30 minutes I gave up and have a leaning tree this year.

just as advertised, I was able to get this tree in the stand by myself. The tree was up on Saturday, today is Monday and it's been upright the entire time. I am not sure how many seasons this stand will last, but it's doing the job this year. I used to have one of those four screw, red plastic stands from the '90's. The last year I used it I had a small tree and I had to use fishing wire tied to the wall to keep it upright. While it made for a funny facebook post, I was done with that stand. Last year I bought a stand that was weighted with sand and when I received it, it had been damaged in transit so I never got to try it out. I still have that sand in my trunk! This year I did more research and bought this one, I'm pretty happy. It's sturdy, and well constructed. I've had to tighten the clips a few times and one clip slipped off- but when that happen the tree just tilted, it didn't fall over. I could have too big of a tree?