OVERTURETPU Filament 1.75mm Flexible TPU Roll, 95A Soft 3D Printer Filament, 1kg Spool (2.2 lbs), Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.02 mm (TPU Black)

I'm pretty impressed I went from the regular TPU to this one, and increased speed too more than double, and the result was with no stringing at all, were I had stringing with the other material at slooooow speeds.

Ordered This TPU filament for bumpers and other items I need for my Freestyle drone I am building and didn't want to pay the $40 price for Bambu TPU. This has got to be just as good if not even better. I was completely amazed by the quality. I ordered three other colors after my first print. 10/10 would recommend. Also, I would suggest putting in a dehumidifier or filament dryer just to make sure all the moisture is out and it is ready to print with.

Slowed down the print speed a bit and this TPU printed flawlessly on my X1C

This is for the white 95a tpu. Great filament, cardboard spool. As soon as the filament arrived I loaded it up and printed a 9 hour print, a skull hair decoration with super quality.It was sliced on the cura slicer and printed on the creality k1 se. The bed temp was 65, extruder temp was 230. These were the same numbers I had used with the Amazon generic filament. Layer height was .12mm, and I used a textured build plate with gluestick. Supports were set to standard (not tree) and diect on build plate only.The model is stupidly complex for a simple item. Most of the first hour is simply creating the support scaffold needed to support the very random item. The clip was mixed from an anatomically correct skull, so the back has many of the irregularities a real skull would.This stuff printed as good as any TPU I have used. Zero stringing, very nice looking result. The filament was dry as received. I printed it out of a filament dryer with a humidity sensor. Damp filament will present with a RH of 40% or more and slowly drop to 25% as it dries. Then as it gets totally dry the RH will drop to under 20%. This filament dropped to under 20% immediately which indicated that it was well dry as received.I had zero problems with anything. Adhesion was perfect. Layer to layer looked good. Fine detail is better than recorded by the picture. The print was not post processed at all before the photo except that supports were removed by simply pushing on them, no tools used.Support separation was easy. The undersurface was slightly rougher than the top surface but barely so.The only thing I downgraded the filament for was the paper spool. My printer requires that I bypass the bowden tube and sensor, so I feed from a dryer above the printer, the pull is harder because there is a kilo of filament on a soft paper spool, digging in to thin rods that were designed to spin plastic spools. It worked, but probably any nick or irregularity caused by ordinary handling and it won't. I need to print some of the rings you put on paper filament but I have not yet done so.I recommend this filament highly based on my brief experience. Especially if you have a way of dealing with paper spools.

Love it

This is my go-to brand for TPU filament. Make sure to dry it thoroughly to prevent/minimize stringing. Another tip to prevent or minimize stringing is to print one item at a time; if there is any stringing, it is minimal. This has the right amount of flex and grip for my needs. The value is also great.

Definitely the best TPU I have used so far

I tried the Creality TPU in my Creality K2 Plus and it would not successfully print. This Overture TPU prints great.