Is this tree pre-lit?

Yes. It comes with lights built in, so you do not need to add your own strings.

What kind of tree is it?

It is an artificial balsam fir with a frosted, snow-dusted finish.

Does the flocking shed?

Owners commonly report shedding, especially during setup and takedown.

How does it compare with Balsam Hill's unfrosted trees?

The frosted finish is the main difference. Unfrosted models avoid the shedding complaints but lose the snow look.

Is it good for a real-tree alternative?

It gives a fir shape and pre-lit convenience, but the low owner rating and light and shedding complaints make it a cautious pick.

What should I check before buying?

Confirm the light type and section count, and expect to spend time fluffing branches and cleaning up flocking.

Balsam Hill Frosted Alpine Balsam Fir Artificial Christmas Tree

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$299.00at Balsam HillChecked Nov 12

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Balsam Hill Frosted Alpine Balsam Fir Artificial Christmas Tree

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$299.00at Balsam HillChecked Nov 12

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Price facts

Last seen at $299.00 at Balsam Hill on Nov 12.

Our take on the Balsam Hill Frosted Alpine Balsam Fir Artificial Christmas Tree

A pre-lit artificial Christmas tree from Balsam Hill's Frosted Alpine line, styled as a flocked balsam fir with a wintry, snow-dusted look. It is aimed at shoppers who want a decorated tree out of the box and a frosted display without real branches. The 2.7 rating across 532 ratings is weak for the category, and the recurring complaints center on shedding, uneven flocking and lights failing, so it is worth weighing against simpler unlit trees and Balsam Hill's non-frosted models.

Best forShoppers who want a pre-lit tree without stringing lightsRooms styled around a frosted, snow-covered lookBuyers who prefer artificial over a real fir

Pros

Pre-lit, so no separate light strings to add
Flocked balsam fir look suits winter and snow-themed decor
Reusable artificial tree, unlike a cut fir

Cons

Low owner rating for the category
Flocking can shed and leave a mess
Light sections reported to fail
Frosted finish may look uneven between sections

Balsam Hill Frosted Alpine Balsam Fir Artificial Christmas Tree prices at every store

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$299.00Checked Nov 12
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Balsam Hill Frosted Alpine Balsam Fir Artificial Christmas Tree price history

Lowest price we've seen: $299.00 on Nov 12 at Balsam Hill. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 12.

What reviewers say

2.7 / 5532 ratings

Owners are split, and the overall rating is low. Praise goes to the frosted look and the convenience of built-in lights, while complaints focus on shedding flocking, dead light sections and uneven coverage.

What people mention

FlockingCriticisedOwners say the frosted coating sheds and leaves debris around the tree.
LightsCriticisedSome report light sections failing or arriving dead.
AppearancePraisedBuyers who like it praise the snow-covered, wintry look.
SetupMixedAssembly and branch fluffing are described as time-consuming.
BuildCriticisedUneven frosting and sparse spots are mentioned by some owners.

About the Balsam Hill Frosted Alpine Balsam Fir Artificial Christmas Tree

It comes with lights.

It is made for the Christmas and winter season.

Brand: Balsam Hill
Tree variety: Fir
Lights: Included
Season: Winter
Occasion: Christmas

Specifications

Tree Variety: Fir
With Lights: Yes
Season: Winter
Special Occasion: Christmas

Questions and answers

Is this tree pre-lit?: Yes. It comes with lights built in, so you do not need to add your own strings.
What kind of tree is it?: It is an artificial balsam fir with a frosted, snow-dusted finish.
Does the flocking shed?: Owners commonly report shedding, especially during setup and takedown.
How does it compare with Balsam Hill's unfrosted trees?: The frosted finish is the main difference. Unfrosted models avoid the shedding complaints but lose the snow look.
Is it good for a real-tree alternative?: It gives a fir shape and pre-lit convenience, but the low owner rating and light and shedding complaints make it a cautious pick.
What should I check before buying?: Confirm the light type and section count, and expect to spend time fluffing branches and cleaning up flocking.
Where is the Balsam Hill Frosted Alpine Balsam Fir Artificial Christmas Tree cheapest?: At Balsam Hill, for $299.00, as of our latest check.
What do buyers say about the Balsam Hill Frosted Alpine Balsam Fir Artificial Christmas Tree?: Rated 2.7 out of 5 from 532 ratings.