ZIRO Shore 95A Hardness TPU Filament 1.75mm, Blue

I love Ziro brand filament. I never have problems with adhesion or crappy surface quality. This stuff prints like butter every time!
I have used many different colors and types of Ziro filament, and never have any problems
The only issue I ever had was because the roll had sat too long in the open at my house, and I needed to dry it out. after that it was perfect. Plus the price is great. Please don't ever raise prices

super soft and flexible (similar to ninjaflex), so may be difficult to print on a bowden machine. i have direct drive so i can print it pretty quick. works ok for small parts, but you might have to increase flow and/or temp from your normal tpu profiles to get good layer adhesion.

the blue color is just sort of translucent - not real clear. but for my quadcopters and stuff, it's fine.

Prints well on my Ender 3 V2 using Cura's default TPU 95A profile. There is a little stringing but nothing major. So far for budget filaments Ziro hasn't let me down, can't say the same for some others I've tried so far. I just wish it was a 1kg spool instead of 0.75.

I have used Amolen filaments for some time, and they always print very well on my CR-10s. It is my first choice in filament as I know it is reliable and my settings are always repeatable.
I will buy more for sure.

Way too flexible for what I needed. I needed something between 'flexible' and ABS.
Amendment: After contacting Ziro, a customer service rep advised me of what could be done to get the precise flexibility I wanted. I have made several prints using those suggestions and am now very happy with their product. Contact them and get a very speedy response. It is important that the filament be as dry as possible and the speeds be set correctly. I use blue painters tape. 50 deg. C bed and 220 deg C nozzle temps. I do not use a raft or skirt when using flexible filament. Shrink ratio may vary with bed temperature.