OVERTURE TPU 95A Flexible 3D Printer Filament 1.75mm, 1kg Black | High Elasticity & Durability Filament, 1kg Spool (2.2lbs), Fit Most FDM Printer (Black)

The OVERTURE TPU Filament 1.75mm worked perfectly for printing tires for my model 911. The flexibility is spot-on—not too soft, not too stiff—and it gave the tires a realistic rubber-like feel once printed. Layer adhesion was excellent, and the finished prints came out clean and consistent.It printed smoothly with no clogging or feeding issues, and stringing was minimal with basic TPU settings. The filament stayed flexible after printing and held its shape well, which is exactly what you want for scale tires that need both detail and durability.Overall, this filament exceeded my expectations and was ideal for this kind of application. If you’re printing tires or other flexible parts for scale models, this TPU is a great choice and I would absolutely use it again.

I’ve been printing with this OVERTURE TPU 95A and it’s been very reliable. Once settings were dialed in, it fed smoothly and produced clean, flexible prints with good layer adhesion.The filament diameter is consistent and the spool was neatly wound, which helped avoid tangles. Flexibility is exactly what I expect from 95A — soft enough for functional parts but still easy to print compared to softer TPU.Great value for a full 1kg spool of TPU.

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 filament brand has been wonderful and their TPU printed reliably and came out good. The temperature is about the same as PLA just need to print a little slower because of inevitable stringing.

This was my first experience with 95A TPU. I first dried it for 4 hours at 70C. Easy to bypass the filament buffer and prints beautifully in my Bambu P2S. Prints are soft but strong. Will buy again.

Product is pretty good quality. I used this on my Bambu P1S, I did have a few jams with it but not a huge issue. One jam did occur from what seemed to have been a splice in the filament. The splice was a little too large to fit in the extruder.Only other issue is the parts printed have a shine to them. Wish it was more of a matte black for a more rubbery look.

At first I was rather displeased with this filament as it wouldn’t print very well at all. However that was entirely my fault as I adjusted the setting and now it prints cleanly and makes a good end result. Bed adhesion is pretty decent on my textured build plate. This filament has a pretty matte finish and is truly black. Around the same price as a spool of PLA and is a good value. It only says it’s 95A hardness but it actually feels quite soft and flexible. I have no complaints about this product.

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.

Excelente filamento