WORXUniversal Gutter Cleaning Kit

Very sturdy, takes a bit to get used to it, but works great , no more ladders or unsafe situations, works great with gutter guards...

This is a great device. It is well made, strong, and thoughtful design. However, it necessarily connects to a leaf blower at the first junction, the first arm extending. A durable, flexible material with clamps enables this long blower pole to link with the blower. Great! There’s just one problem: you must manage or carry the device, even if backpack, and two hands are required- one to hold the blower first tube, then one to hold the meters long extension- all while trying to keep the flexible attaching piece from folding over, collapsing on itself, etc. It’s as if you have to steer two pieces. It’s great but gymnastics and ballet history should be prerequisite for functional use. It works great, it’s just not easy to manage and steer the far end when one hand holds the long extension at its base and the second hand, inches away, holds the blower tube to ensure the airway stays patent- open.

Good

Easy to assemble, easy to attach to the blower, easy to use and most importantly works well.

Works like a charm on dry leaves, acorns, and sticks. The utterly silly engineering/manufacturing defect was cheap and easy to overcome, so now it's a dream.We built a garage under almost complete tree cover, including two large oaks, a hackberry, and several other trees. The gutters need cleaning every week. After a few weeks of ladder and scoop method, I bought this. I was skeptical of 1) the universal adapter staying on the blower outlet and 2) the power transferred to the end of the extension. I used it for the first time tonight on dry leaves, acorns, and sticks and it's a game changer for me.For reference, I am using this with an electric Rigid shop vac blower. I have to use one of the Rigid blower extensions because there's no place on the blower motor housing itself to attach this WORX extension, but it works fine. So, my setup is: Rigid blower motor --> Rigid blower tube, 1 segment --> WORX universal fabric adapter --> WORX plastic adapter --> WORX extension segments (x3) --> WORX curved end tube.Within 3 minutes, the WORX plastic adapter blew out of the WORX fabric adapter. To be clear, the WORX adapter did NOT come off the Rigid blower tube (as was my expectation). Rather, the WORX fabric adaptor came off of the WORX plastic adapter. I am actually not sure how it was ever attached together; I found a small zip tie inside the fabric adapter, so assume that was the original attachment, but I did not see how to put it back together. In any case, I simply used a worm-drive clamp to re-attach the fabric to the plastic adapter. Once that was done, it stayed on securely. The WORX-to-Rigid attachment never caused an issue.My second concern about the power delivered at the end of the extension was a non-issue. There was plenty of power to blow everything out, and was actually a little hard to control with one hand (holding the motor with the other) until I figured out to hold a little higher on the extension arm. I have not tried it on wet leaves yet, but expect it will do a passable job on them as well.