Rain Gutter Downspout Extensions Flexible - Drain Downspout Extender - Gutter Down Spout Drain -Extend from 21 to 60 Inches (White,2Pack)

I've found the hardware store ones crack after a year, so I looked for a thicker plastic. So far, this one meets the bill. Costlier, but lasts longer.

Works great when you have to divert water from downspouts.

The upper part is much bigger then a gutter so it'll allow debris in without modification.The bottom portion is detachable, thankfully since round holes are the norm with water collectors.Since it's just the hose going in the hole though, there's no seal unless you provide it.

These gutter drain extension to my drain easily and haven't leaked or gotten clogged. They're sturdy and well-made and have held up to the elements and the cold outside. They can bend and be adjusted to fit almost any angle and too. I'm going to buy some more for the other side of my house and may even give a couple as gifts.

They are easy to install and steady which I appreciated. Just installed before the rain season, seems does the job very well. Two gutter downspout extensions from my roof ended fairly close to the foundation - and only a few feet away from a drain. I used this to extend the downspout so that it ends directly on the drain.

I used one to connect the gutter to the drain pipe. No fuss due to the flexibility.The other one I used to extend another drain pipe's outlet further away from the house to give our sump pump some relief.

The product works as intended and is of decent quality. The tubing is not flimsy and is somewhat sturdy, however there are more sturdier tubes. The issue I do have with this is that they advertised a 60" extension, when in actuality it's only approx. 54" when extended all the way and rounding up. Keep in mind that the tube has to bend from the downsprout, so you lose a few inched on the bend as well as the adaptor insert which takes up about 4" of an unbendable segment.

Product cheap and poor quality.