7ft Long Gutter Downspout Extensions, 3.1” OD Downspout Extender Drainage Pipe for 2"×3" Downspout and 3"×4"Downspout, Flexible Pipe Stretched Length 7ft, White,1-Pack

Adaptors and screws supplied for a perfect fit for 2x3 or 3x4 gutters. Easy install. Looks great. I attached to 2x3 gutter and it worked awesome directing rain 7' away from foundation.

These hoses are a smaller diameter than what you find in the home improvement stores. Their construction is far superior, meaning they are much sturdier. The little connector was critical, I needed to make one long hose. Its smaller diameter and sturdiness meant I was able to bend it into a sharp U-turn and run the drainage along the side of the house. I ran a shallow circular saw cut along one side while the hoses were fully retracted, to invite water seepage along the way (Be VERY careful if you do this!) but find that once expanded the saw holes tended to curve somewhat and provide limited seepage there, which is okay after all because it is still a much better drain hose that I had.

Nice easy solution to improve my downspout water management

Well made and comes with two "heads" to fit around just about every gutter. Now it runs out into the yard instead of digging a hole up by the house with heavy rain fall.

It was easy to install, like that I have a spare if one gets damaged

These were great at first, easy to install. When we mow the lawn, we are able to just bend them up, mow and bend them back down. Now, after 3 months, there are cracks in the plastic on both extensions.I know the cracks are from us bending them up and back down, but moving them to mow the lawn is why we wanted them in the first place.So far there hasn’t been a lot of water leaking out of the cracks. But since they are screwed onto the gutter, we can’t just turn them so the crack is on top without having to screw more new holes in the gutters.

Amazing for DIY coverage of outside pipes on house/ mini split duct piping.

If the goal is to move water away from your house, this pipe completely misses the point. It expands nicely and is easy to set up, but the entire thing is full of holes—so instead of carrying the water out to where you want it, it just leaks out within the first couple of feet. Basically, it dumped water right back near my foundation.For anyone shopping:This is a perforated pipe. It’s meant for yard drainage (like French drains or absorbing water into the soil), not for diverting water away from your house.If your goal is to channel water away from your home or driveway, you need a solid (non-perforated) pipe.This product might work in the right setup, but it’s definitely not for directing water away from your foundation. The holes defeat that purpose.