OVERTURE TPU Filament 1.75mm Flexible Roll, 95A Soft 3D Printer Filament, 1kg Spool (2.2 lbs), Fit Most FDM Printer (TPU Space Gray)

I have used this filament for a combat robot and it worked great. Printing was no issue once I got my settings dialed in and what printed was durable enough to give me a chassis that lasted a tournament run to second place.Printing:The TPU prints great. When you are printing with TPU, you generally only have to worry when you are still getting things dialed in. Once your settings are good, you don’t have to worry too much about the bed adhesion or layer adhesion. Overall, TPU is a decently forgiving material to print with, but only when you have decent settings.Use:In my competition I printed a few chassis and several wheel guards. For this, I needed the chassis to be pretty durable and the wheel guards to do their best at protecting the wheels. Overall, they did great. I didn’t need to replace my chassis once and only replaced 2 wheel guards throughout the whole competition.The material is hard, durable, and great to print with.As a whole, I think this filament is great and well worth the money.

This TPU filament prints beautifully. The flexibility is perfect for making gaskets, protective cases, and custom parts. No clogs, no tangles, and the adhesion is excellent. Highly recommended for anyone experimenting with flexible 3D prints.

Been using Overture TPU (And their other filaments) for the past few years and have had great results every time. Their color variety is usually pretty extensive and the prices are pretty reasonable. Way more affordable than that other brand that only did 800g rolls for the longest time. I do have to dry this stuff out sometimes if it's been sitting for a while but then it goes back to printing just like it was new. Sticks to the the best super well with good adhesion (almost too good). I think every roll that I have gotten has had the seal intact which has been good. Will continue to keep buying more unless something changes which after 4+ years I don't think it will.

I am really pleased with this clear TPU filament. I am not sure what makes it "high speed" but I can say that it does print just fine at the recommended speeds. Bed adhesion, print quality, flexibility are all very good.I will say though that this filament is hygroscopic for sure. If I leave it out for a week or two, odds are pretty good I am going to get reduced print quality, stringing, etc. Dry it in at 55C for at least 6 hours, and you'll be golden. Print quality right after being dried is excellent.

This TPU filament is great for flexible prints — I’ve used it to make phone cases, grips, and wearable items. The finish is clean, and once I dialed in the right settings (slow print speed, high retraction), it ran very smoothly with no clogs. It’s not as easy to print as PLA, but that’s expected with TPU. Just make sure your extruder can handle flexibles. The spool came vacuum sealed and in perfect condition. Will definitely buy again.

Prints great. Settings for different printers will vary but had great bed adhesion at 50C with a gluestick on a glass bed. Nozzle temp at 230C printing very well. Cura had a standard TPU profile which worked just fine. No gaps or bad stringing. Again, more of a setting thing than a filament thing.

Printed my share of tpus over the years and this stuff blows them away by a large margin. No stringing at all. Can print faster than I imagined for a soft filament. On my bambu p1s I'm using the bambu tpu 95a hf/hs profile with no adjustments and it works perfectly. I bought 4 more rolls after my first few prints with this stuff. Bonus tip, Print models with only one wall for even softer more flexible prints

Tried out a roll of this for my products and I’m loving it. Just need to find tune a bit more to get rid of some stringing but I’m getting close. Would really love to see some olive drab or earthy camouflage colors..