Sealegend Gutter Cleaning Tools for 2-1/2 in. Wet/Dry Vacuum Cleaner, Shop Vac Hose Attachments for Cleaning or Blowing Debris from Gutters Up to 4.8FT, 2-1/2 in. Shop Vac Accessories

This worked beyond my expectations! Attached well to my 30 year old wet/dry vac. Easy to put together and take apart when finished. Gutter was clogged, this reached perfectly, and rapidly removed debris and water from the gutter. 100% recommend

Very good for the price. It gets the job done with out having to climb ladders. I would have given 5 starts but even though the connections have a simple lock-in tab n slot, they can easily come apart, use a little duct tape is all too keep tubs connected without having too stop an adjust all the time.

Glad I bought this! Make sure you use one of those blue silicone sleeves to prevent the cone shaped end from coming off due to the pressure coming to the smaller cone. The silicone sleeve prevents it from coming off.

We’ve tried many different gutter cleaning tools - pressure sprayers, scoops, different vac attachments, etc. We have an uneven hillside lot so the second story gutters are REALLY high off the ground and a very steep roof. As a result, gutter cleaning companies want a small fortune to come clean the gutters, which fill with debris from near by trees every couple months.This vacuum attachment was “ok” — but not great. The manufactured fit between the different sections was sloppy - some of them were too tight to fully insert and connect while others were so loose that they kept coming unlocked and apart.I used this during a wet time of year, so the gutters were full of various heavy/wet debris. I used a small shop vac which wasn’t quite powerful enough to pull the material all the way to the vac canister, but it was enough to pull it into the nozzle which let me shake it out over the ground several times.The nozzle cone attachment is great at increasing/focusing suction, but clogs easily. The 2.5” hose in contrast had issues with enough suction.I found that dragging backwards across the gutter debris broke up enough of the mush to allow it to be vacuumed (vs pushing the nozzle forward into the dirt), combined with frequent disassembly and shaking dirt out of the hose.Overall, a solid “it’s ok but could be better”. I’m upgrading my vac to see if that also helps.

These work well enough. I still needed to get on a ladder to check the gutters visually.

I haven't used it yet but it looks well-made

My normal method takes me about four hours of lugging an eight foot ladder around and cleaning about two feet at a time. With this kit and my shop vac, it took less than an hour of work. There is more setup since you need a vac/blower and extension cord.The kit does have some issues. First, the parts do not fit very tight and the sections come apart easily. Simple fix is one or two wraps of electrical tape to take up the space and create enough friction so the joints are tight. Second is that at 5 foot it was a little short. I just added another wand section for my shop vac. Third, the end is curved a little too much so you end up blowing stuff towards where you are standing. This makes it way messier than the old method.Since I plan to store it assembled (hang it from a rafter in the back of the shop) I will probably glue all the sections together. I might go at it with a heat gun and see if I can reduce the curve a little bit.Over all, while not perfect it is very usable and worth getting.

Great product should have bought it years ago