DURAMIC 3D TPU Filament 1.75mm Black, TPU Flexible Filament 95A, Soft TPU 3D Printing Filament, 1kg Spool, Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.05mm, Black 1 Pack

I've only used two TPU filament brands so far. The other was Geeetech, which is typically rated well. This is 100% better. No tangling, no extrusion issues, great appearance, better layer adhesion and even more elastic! I also like the cardboard spool (I don't use a BambuLab printer, so I can't say whether it's AMS compatible.) The cardboard spool rolls well in my filament dryer too.

I bought this back in 2022 and I'm coming back in 2026 because this filament keeps impressing me. We shared two spools between a friend and I because this is not a daily-use filament for us and I'm in awe of how seemingly immune to humidity this filament is. I've bought TPU twice and thrice the price of this and this is impervious to being neglected. Any time I've needed a TPU print, I pull this spool off my shelve and it prints perfectly and seamlessly, even with little to no stringing. I've never dried it, I've never cared for it and yet it always comes through. My friend's was even in a flood and he used it a month ago and it also worked without a hiccup. Simply outstanding.

Wonderful TPU. Was able to get the stringing under control the adhesive too strong, which was perfect. It has a nice shine to it. It didn’t tangle while printing. The finish result was a 3-D printed basketball, which is pretty hard to make definitely happy with this TPU.

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The black TPU was great. Prints out well, and it's somewhat dense but allows for good adhesion. The blue TPU can be great, but it must be printed much much slower than the black or you will run into a lot of issues. After accounting for the speed of printing and a few other settings, they are both great TPUs.

Prints well and reliable on my Bambu P1S. Negative reviews are usually people with poor print settings or from not drying when needed. Prints just as well as my usual brand (overture) but better value. Softness seems standard as any 95A tpu should be. Will be buying more when I run out

Very good print quality

This was actually my first roll of TPU ever. I recently upgraded to direct drive on my modded ender 3 v2. I ran temp as well as retraction tests and with that I ended up printing this with a hotend temp of 220c, bed temp of 45c, and about 2.5mm of retraction at 40mm/s. The result is the picture I have provided. I ended up with great layer adhesion and overall very little stringing or blobs. I have however spent a lot of time tuning my printer and I feel this greatly helped my success with this filament. At the end of the day though a good filament is a good filament. I have used duramic pla, pla+, and petg for years now and it never fails to just work. If you are thinking of taking the leap into tpu this is a good filament to start with!

The DURAMIC 3D TPU Filament 1.75mm Black prints smoothly and consistently. It’s soft and flexible, making it great for projects that need durability and bendability. The dimensional accuracy is excellent, and the 1kg spool lasts a long time. Overall, a reliable TPU filament for quality 3D prints.

Buen material. Sin problema para imprimir. Me gusta mucho la calidad y calor sabiendo como trabajar con este material las impresiones quedan excelentes.

My favorite general-use TPU. (Slightly softer than most, but very printable on a creality K1)

Perfecta calidad, solo asegurate configurar bien tus temperaturas

This TPU is quite durable and prints very easily at 30-40mm/s @ 220C. I did not have to do much tuning besides calibrating the flow ratio to 1.01. I printed a boot protector for my Yeti water bottle and can easily say that the feel and quality of the print is one of the best I've had so far compared with other brands. Its smooth and silky, while still being grippy enough for most use cases. It's very durable and even after squishing the print flat, it rebounds to its original shape without permanent deformation or formation of white stress lines that I have seen with other brands. Note. You MUST immediately reseal the spool in an airtight bag with desiccant after printing, or even better, print from a filament dryer. I noticed that during the span of a print (5+ hours) the quality will degrade as it absorbs moisture from the air. This is nothing new to TPU filaments, but this one was on the extreme side of absorption. This review was based on my printing experience on a Creality K1C.