Attaches easily and went together fine. Only suggestion would be to have some sort of handle on the tube would make it easier to control. All in all, just what I was looking for.

Really impressive, did all my gutters in 1.5 hours with no ladder. Been wanting to try one of this style and didn't hesitate to buy a Worx product.
Have a Worx string trimmer and blower. Best ones I ever had. This attachment is easy to put together, worked better than I ever expected.
Do wear a hat and safety glasses.

I'm a 65yr old independent female and I live under a bunch of Live Oak trees. My gutters need to be cleaned out several times a year.
These lightweight pipes that screw into each other are what is needed to be able to lift and hold on to it when the blower is on. Any heavier would not work for me, so I'm not complaining about the "flimsiness" I've read others mention. It reaches all the way to a few out of reach gutters which are 12.6' from ground. Would not work for 2 story house. The cloth part that is designed to fasten around the blower outlet with a sturdy well made strap and buckle doesn't stay on when the blower is turned on, but I hooked a bungee cord to it and around the blower and it's great. Because a bungee takes care of the problem, I would think it doesn't matter what kind of blower you have for it. It's a little hard to handle with the blower on, but I've rigged up a should strap to hook on to the blower so I can use both hands to aim and steer the pipe and end piece. Sounds funky, but after trying several other ideas including making a sprayer pvc pipe to hook on to the hose AND one of those dumb ones you can buy at ACE (don't bother) AND climbing a ladder with tools, gloves, a hose, this is by far the best functioning gutter-cleaner-outer I've found and I'm hanging on to it. So much better than climbing a ladder. I'm relieved.

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.

I have an older version and bought another brand to extend my reach to clean the gutters but realized the newer ones were an inch smaller in diameter so I had to send them back. Guess if you were to buy theses and needed to reach higher than 14 feet, 2 sets would work. I tried looking for the brand I have but couldn't find them.