Overture TPU Filament 1.75mm Flexible TPU Roll with 200 x 200 mm Soft 3D Printer Consumables, 1kg Spool (2.2 lbs.), Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.05 mm, 1 Pack (Black)

Very nice tpu for the price. Very durable and flexible. hard to dial in at first but with the right filament profile it prints amazing.

[this review is for the gray] If this is your first purchase of flexible filament then 95A, while considered a "harder" rating is probably more flexible than you are currently imagining. It will be more floppy coming off the roll than you expect. As with most flexible filaments a quality direct drive is strongly encouraged as things can easily get out of hand with a poorly constrained filament path of a low-quality extruder, or have challenging retraction problems with a bowden system. I can confirm this filament performs excellent in the Biqu H2 V2s, which has a very short, very constrained filament path. TPU/TPE filament does pick up moisture rather quickly from humid air, so I recommend a long drying when first opening this spool as a general practice, and then keeping it in a dry box with desiccant for storage. Even something as simple as an appropriately sized air-tight cereal box with some silica beads is good enough. Attached is a picture of the 'cute cat loaf' model from Printables with 2 walls and low gyroid infill. When printed it is as firm as you expect from a 95A with a good tactile feel when squeezing it. The layer adhesion is excellent as well making prints incredibly durable, nigh-indestructible. The adhesion can be a problem for smooth build surfaces though, so a textured PEI sheet or a release agent like glue stick or hairspray are recommended to remove from the build plate when completed. Overall I am very pleased with this filament roll and will be coming back to Overture for more TPU in different colors.

Great TPU filament, highly recommended. It prints perfect on my Neptune 4+ using Orca slicer. I have had no feed or extrusion issues at all. Really sticks to bed. I print this much slower than PLA or PETG, I am print it at 230C with 50C bed. You may need to dial your settings in. I make sure and dry all my filaments per the mfg recommendation.

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.

OVERTURE TPU Filament 1.75mm Flexible Roll, 95A This is my 1st try at printing flexible TPU with my Flashforge AD5X. I am extremely pleased with the results. I printed directly out of a dry box and through the AMS with no issues at all. After I printed the temperature calibration tower and choose the temperature best for my printer(230 for me) the TPU printed great. I printed some paddle tires for my RC truck and was pleased with the result. FYI, in the cold snow this TPU is very rigid and is prone to chipping, so I think I will save them for summertime sand use...