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

As with all the other Overture filament types I've used, this TPU is up there in quality, ease of use and the final finish.Moisture level was low out of the packet, which is really important for TPU. Although it didn't need drying due to it being dried before being packaged in a vacuum sealed bag, with TPU being so absorbant, I threw it in the drier before use anyway.Used on a Prusa MK4, using flex profile, this printed amazingly cleanly straight out of the box. No additional retraction settings needed. The quality of the prints is right up there with all thr other Overture filaments I've used and is now my go to brand, buying from UK.Make sure you use a textured sheet as adhesion is really high. The colour is true black and a nice balance between glossy and matt finish, but this will change based in your print speed, temperature etc, so your mileage may vary.Overall, very well priced for TPU and up there in quality and functionality compared to other Overture filaments I've used. Very happy with this brand and this TPU

easy to print if you got the right setting, no need to use any glue as release agent for textured pei plateBenchy showing yellow and purpleunder daylight, the orange yellow looks more like yellow

Good stuff!Ordered in black.On 0.4 nozzle and 0.2 layer no issues, adheres to base plate well, not had any issues with clogging or stringing.Package was sealed well as far as I can tell as it was still in vacuum.Still dried it for 12 h before printing.

This TPU isn't in the same category as the generic Sainsmart / Eryone type filaments.I had to make a few tweaks to my standard profile to get to a point I'm happy with it. It needs to be about 10 degrees hotter at the nozzle and it needs cooling at about 40-50% or it curls up. I also had to slow down supports not because of clogging but just because they were too weak if I didn't.As it's a matt finish it's less forgiving than the translucent type. Imperfections stick out so you really need to tune things for a nice surface.The feel does seem more squishy than the 95 hardness rating implies. It stretches and deforms more than my standard TPU's but isn't quite as elastic as the old flex filaments.The colours look nice and I may buy more in future as I do like multi colour printing.All in all, slightly expensive, slightly harder to print but nice looking with a nice feel.

I Have a Bambu 3D printer and this filament is excellent I have not had a failed print as yet and always a perfect finish you just have to wait for the price to drop

My first use of TPU and worried it might be tricky. Needn't have, it's working like a dream. 30mm/s and 220* head, 60* bed on a much used Anycubic i3 Mega with standard boden feed. Bed adhesion v good. It's not at all stretchy but at 1mm wall thickness super flexible, 3mm nicely flexy and at 5mm bendy, and it's as tough as old boots. Just started an 8 hour print 6" high with 1.5mm wall. If it does that it'll do anything. Result was OK but where walls overhang the build pate and get rising heat from it it deforms and doesn't print well. Tried sample at 40* bed and 210* head and perfect, bed adhesion fine.So very pleased with results so far, just remember it's the ambient temp at the extrusion layer that's important.

Dried it first overnight, and print quality was excellent, however prints made with this stuff are much harder than other 95A filaments I've been using.Thought this might be a reasonable alternative to Bambu Lab 95A HF (which already feels a little stiffer than other 95A TPU filaments I have tried) and while the Overture high speed TPU will print quite happily just about as quickly as the more expensive Bambu Lab filament it is *much* stiffer, to the point where it's not usable for the project I bought it for.To illustrate, I printed an airless tennis ball, since I already had one printed with the Bambu 95A HF filament, and squashed the two together, you can really see how the Bambu filament (in grey) gets completely crushed by the much harder green Overture filament.I'd say this sits just below the Bambu TPU for AMS in terms of stiffness (there are stories on Reddit of people successfully using it in an AMS), so if you have a project where some stiffer TPU would work then it's decent for the price, but despite a hardness rating of supposedly 95A it feels an awful lot stiffer than the other brands of 95A I have compared it against (Bambu and Sainsmart). If you need something with comparable stiffness to other 95A TPU then look elsewhere.

Nice prints, super flexible, recommended.