Siraya Tech Flex TPU Filament - 85A Shore, ISO 10993, High Flexibility & Toughness, High Flow & Speed, Easy to Print, Moisture-Resistant Aluminum Bag - Ideal for Footwear, Protective Gear (White, 1kg)

Good stuff! Works great with our Adventurer 5M printer. Used for printing different vacuum tips for my home made pneumatic vacuum.

Printed on a Bambu A1 with a low friction spool adapter on the back spool holder. Make sure you super dry this filament and use a low friction spool adapter. The complaints I see are stringy and under extrustion, thats because they didnt dry it and have too much resistance pulling the filament in. As you can see in my photos perfect prints and absolutely zero stringing. If you have bad results its not the filaments faults its you.

Good quality and color is neat because good for my printer .

Almost impossible to find under 95a shore hardness. This stuff although slightly expensive compared to petg, pla, or other 95a tpu is considerably cheaper than namebrand. Printed on elegoo 4 max you do have to completely unscrew the extruder tension set screw for filament tightness. Once you play with it and get correct tension it prints remarkable well and quick for such a soft filament. I will say I printed out some wedding rings used on my vape, my wifes hand and my hand the vape ring is original color, but wifes is straight gray and mine is like a beige gray. I don't think it's uv exposure it might be skin oil exposure or cleaning agent exposure when I wash dishes at work. Besides color change great filament.

This filament handles moisture quite well. I can't really complain about this filament. I've had it for months, dry it for a couple hours, print my stuff. It performs well. Very happy with it, next time I need TPU, I'm buying this again.

It printed easily with no issues. It does stick to a new PEI base and was hard to remove. Very flexible.

Maybe this is good filament. I've tested other Siraya tech products with great result. Sadly I won't ever know as it's too slipper for any of my direct-drive Bambu Lab machines to actually get enough grip on the filament (even with max tension applied on the extruder) to overcome the weight of the spool to actually turn it. Instead when there is tension on the filament from the extruder to pull against the spool (to turn it so that the extuder gets fed more plastic), the extruder just spins and spins and spins, never getting enough grip to overcome the friction/weight of the spool to actually pull the filament. Thus you cannot print with it. Maybe on an Anycubic Kobra where you have more control over the tension at the extruder, but sadly with Bambu Lab this just doesn't work.

Does the job