DRIP Clip-RV Gutter Clips

Liked that Amazon delivered next day as I got them because I discovered a small leak in my bedroom slide and tested a theory as to the root cause of failing caulk due to the rear gutter downspout "extender" dumping rain water on the rear slide seal at the top. I temporarily my own custom extender using a 16 oz yogurt container, slitting it down the middle and cutting a hole in the bottom with a tin snips. A small slit in my yogurt extender clipped it on the gutter and encapsulating the existing down spout diveter. Subsequent downpours that day and the next seemed to stop the leak so this purchase appears to be one of the fixes I need. I clipped on the extender practically in the dark tonite and it was a super easy install, I even did the front on that slide too as in the rain dripping water from above can drench you getting in and out of my Class C. The clips adds 3 1/8" to my existing "gutter extensions" which actually only add 1/2" away from the gutter so now I've added the clip length. I have not seen them working yet but think they will do a much better job of shooting water away from the side of the RV but wish the clips were 4 or 5". The clips really do snap on the lower lip of my existing extensions/diverter. The clips come with a removable tab for those us that have the thicker existing extensions. I do believe that unless I brush a tree branch these clips will stay on even at highway speeds. I will gladly order replacements if I lose one, assuming they work! Heck, if my makeshift yogurt extension worked (while the RV was parked mind you) these should easily work too! Update 5/29/19 - completed a 750 mile drive through a day of torrential rain and howling tornado sirens on I80/90 In Indiana plus sustained speeds of 70+ and these stayed on! Observed steady rain being deposited on the far side of my rear slide topper instead of on the topper and side of the RV. I feel this diversion will help keep the slide seals more water tight. Actually looks like a little water hose. The front clip near the drivers door helps dump water a little farther out too keeping me drier getting in and out in the rain

In theory these are a great idea but there were three problems:1. The clip area was an awkward size for my existing gutter spouts. Without the little plastic insert inside the clips are too loose and I easily accidentally knocked them off just brushing it while working on the side of the rv.2. Inserting the plastic insert to tighten them resulted in them being very tight to clip on, which led to #33. The result of the very tight fit caused the two plastic arms that go into the gutter to bend inwards towards each other, effectively choking off the very narrow existing channel the water is supposed to run through. The width of the channel and height of the walls of the channel are not enough to handle the rainy PNW. If these fit your gutter and you live in a drier climate, they might work for you, or for channeling small drips. They're simply not wide enough or tall enough to handle real rain. Get a few fir needles blown into them and they'll be clogged.

Needed something to extend our RV gutters since water was just draining off the gutter and right down the side of my RV. Bought some different extenders but they would have required me to unscrew the existing gutter to add them. Didn’t want all the trouble so returned them, and kept looking. Finally found these after extensive searching and they are perfect! Don’t be fooled by the little unassuming things that come in the package. When I got them I thought oh come on how is this going to work and will they even stay on? Much to my surprise they worked great in a heavy downpour and sent the little spouts of water away from my trailer. The instructions say you can leave them on while driving and they won’t come off. Again I thought ya right. My intent was to take them off before heading out on my camp trip recently but yep I completely forgot. Drove through some pretty bumpy roads to and from camping last weekend and when I got home these little gems were still attached. These little things are so awesome that if I lost one I would quickly buy more. I am super happy I found them! We have a Lance and they attach perfectly to our rain gutters give them a try!

Does not fasten to ends of gutter where it is supposed to! Junk and not worth the time/effort to install just so it will fall off!

I read some bad reviews and was surprised because looking at the design it's clear this should work for your air conditioner condensate. This is what I bought them for, not for rain storms! It's the constant dripping from your AC that causes most of the streaking (in my opinion) and these attached to the existing gutter easily. I did have to remove the little removable friction block to slide it onto the existing gutter and the 3 inch extension this provides was enough to keep the water from dripping down the motor home. I had been using wooden clothes pins, but they would blow off going down the road. I don't think these will and if the do, I will glue them in place since I have plenty to spare ... 4 come in a package.

The product worked well,although they were to stay on at highway speeds, did not stay on from a move in town from park to park. Now they could be adhered with good adhesion, although then effecting main gutter when they get removed for any reason .

Make sure to look at the size. Bought these for my camper thinking they were a lot wider and longer. They're only 1/2 inch side and maybe 3 inches long. Not at all what I expected.

This drip clip saved me from going totally nuts. Every day id hear that sound "drip drip drip drip drip drip" like a never ending theme song of "why is this happening to me" lol. Takes 2 seconds to install. Grab a ladder and clip it on. If it doesnt fit remove the small plastic part. Bingo buddy the appocolypse is over life is golden again.

One was broken I put 3 on this weekend works good but still needs 1

I have gutters with extended spouts on my Travel Trailer but the water did not run far enough off the wall to clear the front compartment doors when they were in the open position. These clips moved the water a couple more inches out so I can now open the compartment doors and the water just misses them. I am very happy with this purchase.