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)

This stuff prints great on a stock Ender 3 Pro! You have to fiddle with flow rates and temperatures a bit, but it was pretty easy for me to get printing at a good quality. I had good success with 220°-230° on the hotend and 50° on the bed. I think I turned my feed rate and extraction rate to 115% to reduce stringing (not sure now effective it was). The filament is flexible, yet firm. It's good for things like drive belts, watch bands, toy figures (like in the video), or anything that you want to flex but not stretch much. The images were of my first real print, so they've gotten slightly better since then.

my first foray into TPU, printed well and easily from my bambu A1

Printed great! I made these cool slides I found on bamboo labs. They're called air slides if you want to look it up

By far the easiest tpu I have printed with. And thevl tires it makes are perfect 👌. I make lots of 3d printed rc vehicles and this makes perfect tires. Very happy. And it was economical I was able to buy 2 rolls. Great job on the filimant guys. You created a repeat customer.

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.