GIANTARM TPU Filament 1.75mm Flexible Soft 3D Printer Consumables Black,95A 1kg Spool (2.2 lbs.), Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.05 mm

I’m really impressed with the GIANTARM TPU filament! The flexibility is exactly what I needed for my prints—strong yet soft with just the right amount of give. The dimensional accuracy is spot on, and I haven’t had any clogging or feeding issues on my printer. Prints come out clean, consistent, and with a nice smooth finish in black.This spool has been very reliable, and the material handles well even on longer prints. It’s perfect for phone cases, gaskets, grips, or anything that needs durability with flexibility. Excellent quality, great value for the price—definitely my go-to TPU!

I had to print Anti-vibration feet for my printer, so when i was printing them out, well... it was vibrating, but you would never know looking at the print. Straight out of the bag with 0.4mm nozzle (its usually suggested to use a 0.6mm nozzle with TPU) and no drying it printed some of the smoothest prints I have ever done. I did a test of a single wall ring to see how strong it was, Its insane how well this stuff adheres to itself, I cant break the stuff. It prints out very nice and very smoothly and has some crazy layer adhesion. I will need to dry it out when I go to use it again as TPU LOOOOOVES to soak up moisture, but the fact that coming out of the bag it was dry enough to print perfectly is amazing.

This is the best PETG I've printed with. I'm sure there are better ones, but this Giantarm filament prints great and smooth. I've only really had experience with a few other brands of PETG before this and it didn't print very well even after drying it forever. But this PETG is great and it sticks to the bed well. The prints came out fantastic and didn't have any trouble with it. If you're on the fence, try this one!

The media could not be loaded. First off don't let the color fool you, its not yellow its neon green. I'll share some pics and my settings which gave me the results I got. Also check out the pics, though they aren't detailed you'll be able to tell the color difference between the yellow I expected and what I got. keep in mind the actual color of the filament is actually darker than show's up in the pic.. The pictures are much lighter. The pic of the printer head will display the the yellow I thought I was buying and the filament right below it being printed is the actual filament you can see the clear difference in color.Having said this, I'm impressed with how the material prints. It was clean and uniform prints very well. Hopefully the settings video I've shared helps you in getting similar results.

I am a fan of and normally purchase Bambu filament, but I saw this on 3dprintingdeals for a really good price, so I thought eh, I'll give it a try. I printed out a sample card on my X1C, a habit I have whenever I get a new roll of filament. I am REALLY impressed. I've used TPU a few times before (I always printed it on my Flashforge...hadn't tried it on the X1C until now), and I've always had trouble with it -- stringing, under-extrustion, poor adhesion -- pretty much the gamut of printing issues. But not with this Giantarm TPU. I dried it for about 12 hour and kept it in the dryer while printing, and it came out PERFECTLY. First, the color was beautiful -- it's a very nice blue but it's fairly transparent which I haven't seen from other TPU I've tried. Second, stringing was minimal -- I have never had luck with TPU without a ton of stringing even after drying for long periods. Third, adhesion was perfect (I used the textured plate), and it also came right off the plate without issue. It was just EASY -- something I haven't found with other TPU.I don't normally review filament that I buy but this one kind of amazed me.

Once i made the adapter to be able to use this on my printer my first ever print with TPU came out great. I ran it through my filament dryer and ran it again and came out even better. You wouldnt know it wasnt a shiny pla till you touch it and find it squishy. Cant wait to print more with it and look foraard at some point to make r/c tires with it. The price was great(not as expensive as i thought it would be) and will be back for more in different colors.

I picked this up for one very specific purpose. With a new P1S, one of the feet had come loose and vanished in shipping (found it later stuck elsewhere on the printer.) So, I decided if I was going to replace the feet, I wanted some with some vibration dampening.This is the first time I'd printed with TPU, which is the first "Yeah it's picky and hygroscopic." I dried it for several hours before use and fed it directly (can't use it in an AMS.) Other than a very little (and expected, given this is the first time I'd used it) stringing inside the hollow middle "shaft" of the foot, printed by object instead of layer - this printed out very well.I'm not sure how much I'll use this overall, but it was very pleasant to use, even if it's floppier than the filament I'm usually using. :)

I got this filament since I have a series of projects that are due later this summer and need TPU. I was pretty excited to get this roll since it’s been a while since I dealt with TPU. The filament itself was pretty cool since it was flimsy and reminded me of string licorice, but when it came to printing, it was an absolute nightmare.I have done numerous prints with it and the quality was poor. Only one print sadly came out successful and the rest of the time, it was clogging my printer nozzle and getting stuck between the gears causing my printer head to malfunction. I figured since my area can get humid during the summer months it was the case for this. So I got a dehydrator to fix it and sadly, it didn’t work. It seems like this was just a bad batch in general.So I did set up a return for it, but I admit I’m disappointed that I didn’t get to fully see it in action. It would’ve been really cool to see some final products out of it.