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 (White)

OVERTURE is my go-to filament, and this TPU is no exception. I used it on my Bambu A1, and it printed exactly as expected. The filament is consistently sized, feeds smoothly, and produces clean, flexible parts without any tuning headaches. I’ve had no clogs, no inconsistent layers, and no surprises mid-print. The 95A softness strikes a good balance between flexibility and strength, making it easy to work with while still holding up in practical use. For the price, the quality is hard to beat. If you’re looking for dependable TPU that just works, this is an easy recommendation.

This prints very different from PLA and you're going to need to dial in your settings so be prepared to waste some material. Mostly, crank up your nozzle temp and slow print speed down. Once I got my settings dialed in, the prints came out nicely or as good as I could hope for. You could definitely use this to print for example; rc car/plane wheels, or other custom flexible parts. I found its a good balance between flexibility and toughness, but not very stretchy like a rubber band. Even test prints that were just a few layers thick, think a TPU pancake, held up surprisingly well. I am satisfied with this product so far and it's a fun material to expand what you can potentially 3d print that you otherwise wouldn't be able to do with PLA or other similar rigid material.

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.

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.

I love printing with TPU! It’s a bit tricky to setup but once done you are good to go. My #1 advice is to dry the living **** out of this filament. Hell I ran it straight from my filament drier. I live in Wisconsin where we get so much humidity, but this thing is basically a dehumidifier with how much water it'll absorb. Even straight out of the bag dry it more. Run it from the drier during print and voila you will have a perfect print everytime. I would recommend storing it in a bag with desiccant, but you will have to dry it again everytime you use it.