Pro Telescopic Water Fed Pole with Curved End, Extends 16 Feet | Reach up to 24 feet, standard garden hose connector, no special attachments needed

The somewhat over priced extendable tool for cleaning gutters has two drawbacks. First, the Americans use the old imperial thread system and not the metric thread system we had forced on us by the E.U. When trying to fit a garden hose with a metric thread fitting to an American imperial pipe thread,it just leaks . Second, the nozzle at the top of the pipe is non adjustable but has an a.c. m. e. thread on it’s end.If you can purchase an imperial fitting and fit it to your garden hose and you are prepared to buy an a.c.m.e threaded adjustable nozzle to spray water into your gutters, well and good. The overall quality of the extendable pipe is excellent and it is well made, and worth buying,but very pricey.

Fantastic product. Shoots a strong water stream aimed just right to dig out gunk. It's also quite sturdy to withstand abuse. That means the wand is not exactly light. If you are not used to waving a huge pole around be prepared for a workout. Top Tip: There are two lengths, 12ft and 16ft. I was tempted to save some $$ and get the short one, but as it turned out the 16 footer allowed me to park one end on the lawn while the business end rinsed out the gutter. This allowed me to drink beer while the wand did the work. Also the gizmo costs less than hiring a local idiot to do the job.

I admit I was skeptical that something like this would really do what it promised. It exceeded my expectations, and my gutter problem is solved. I have some very high second story gutters that are difficult to reach/clean because they are over a porch roof that's difficult to stand on because it's metal and slick even when it's dry out. I am nor able to reach all my gutters from the ground and the pressure is enough to get that black gunk out. Others have noted that they get wet because of the connections. I did get wet but expected it because of the reviews here. I'm in my 60s, I've been wet before, no harm done. Cleaning gutters is a dirty job anyway, but I'd rather be wet than covered in the black gunk. And, yes, it is a bit unwieldy when all stretched out, but I'm not sure you can get as good of a forearm workout any other way. Lastly, a word about how the thing ships. I knew it would be extra long. All collapsed it's about 6 feet long, but not especially heavy. I still would have expected a box or some sort of packaging other than a plastic sleeve. The sleeve doesn't seem to provide much protection during shipping but there was no damage done. Nevertheless, the sleeve was ripped and not covering the entire item when it arrived, and the shipping label was just stuck to the sleeve. This probably explains why the first one I ordered was lost and never arrived. I blame Amazon for this, not the seller.

Was ready to use right away - no assembly required and did exactly what I needed it to do. The gutters on the second floor of my home were clogged and water was leaking over the edge. Took me about 15 minutes to clear them out well enough to get the water flowing and blow a large chunk of mud and leaves out the downspout. I did that from the ground without a ladder. The device itself was sturdy. Had enough weight to it to do the job - might be unwieldy for a young guy or woman. Was it as good as a professional eavestrough cleaning service? No. I can't see what I'm doing while I'm doing it and even from an upstairs window I can't really see if I got all the mud on the bottom. But did it work well enough to fix the problem? Yes. I suspect if I use it regularly, I probably won't be calling the pros (or climbing up a ladder myself) again for a long time.

Overgown evergreens have been clogging our gutters, even after trimming with needles overflowing the edge of gutters near the downspout.. I was tired of paying $250 for gutter cleaning every year so I bought this. Number 1 son performed the labor and it looks like we have an easy solution to clogged gutters going foward. So well constructed it could have been made by Lockeed. Absolutely no leaks from expandable joints or hose connections that were cinched only hand tight. My son was able to easily reach the top roof gutters in a two story colonial without strain or a ladder. It takes some getting used to as the water flow does produce a corresponding '"thrust", and on a 17 foot tube there is some 'english' to overcome, but he hooked the curved nozzel into the gutter and with slight downwards pressure he was able to 'walk' it down the length of the gutter flushing everything forward (after starting right at the downspout per the instructions). One suggestion is you prefill the tube with water as it cuts down on the air spitting out and makes contolling the Gutermaster easier when in position. Thanks again to my boy!