Geeetech TPU Filament 1.75mm, Shore 95A Flexible 3D Printer Filament with High Elasticity, 1KG (2.2lbs) Spool, Dimensional Accuracy ±0.03mm, Fits Most FDM Printers, Clear Blue

You've saved my EcoReco (Patgear) S5 electric scooter. I print new rear tires to go on the hub motor ever since the original wore out at 300 miles or so. I've got over 1,000 miles on it and this has been the best material yet. My most recent attempt had been PEBA which was expensive. It seemed ultra promising, and gave one really great ride. However the PEBA deforms and stays that way with enough force. This meant that the perfectly tight wheel stretched onto one motor half then clamped by the other side rolled out and got larger around, sort of like rolling dough, until it was loose on the motor. I had ordered this TPU as a backup in-case that happened at less than half the cost. Well, it's the best performing TPU I've used for this so far! In-fact, I have over 100 miles on the printed tire right now and while some sharp rocks split it a little, it has basically no wear at all. It also hasn't stretched or loosened on the wheel. I chose clear orange since I always loved the bright orange wheels on the GoMotorboard 1500x and 2000x transporters I had. I got a clear type, specifically to maximize layer adhesion since there's no chalky pigment powder in the mix. I printed this on my massive delta printer 100% solid at 260c, no fan, no bed heat. I used 160% flow to compensate for the long Bowden tube. If you try this make sure to design a thin brim that prints on both sides into the model if you slicer only adds one on the outside. The TPU will shrink and lift a bit from the bed, so minimize that. The resulting tire is almost air free, nearly solid, and pretty damn indescribable. The spool has a very tangly look, but I had no issues with my 20 hour print despite the wiggly looking filament. It arrived perfectly vacuum packed with a desiccant packet. I did not dry it, yet I heard no crackles or other signs that it was wet despite me printing it at the highest temp my delta could go. The 95A is perfect for scooter wheels. It's not quite audible on the road, but low rolling resistance and fairly thuddy across sidewalk cracks. Perfect really when the focus is rolling efficiency but you don't want to sound (or feel) like a hard skate wheel the whole way. I had no clogs, no feeding issues, and again, it prints like a dream. This TPU had less shrinkage warping my large solid wheel than the Overture I used before too. I will be ordering more! Thanks!

Review: I picked up the Geeetech Gold Black Silk Co-extrusion PLA, and the visual performance of this filament is exceptional. The Good: - Sharp Dichromatic Split: The co-extrusion separation is crisp. As you tilt the print, the transition from bright metallic gold on one side to deep silk black on the opposite edge is sharp and defined. - High Sheen & Surface Finish: The silk shine is top-notch. It lays down extremely smooth top layers with zero blobbing, stringing, or rough perimeters. - Clean Dimensional Accuracy: Perimeters line up perfectly along tight edges, giving a premium dual-color pop even on low-profile flat parts and detailed display models. - Easy Printing: Ran cleanly with standard Silk PLA settings without needing flow tweaks or temperature tinkering. The Bad: - Low-Profile Invisibility: On very thin flat prints, you only get the full dual-color effect when viewing from the sides or sharp angles, as the top layer face displays primarily one dominant hue. Curved or vertical models reveal the full effect best. Verdict: If you want striking contrast for art pieces, display prints, or decorative accessories, this filament hits the mark. The gold-and-black co-extrusion split looks incredible in hand.

GEEETECH Filament Review Overview In the past, I’ve printed with Geeetech’s metallic pink and metallic blue filaments—both performed excellently and left a great impression. This tri-color silk PLA didn’t disappoint either; it continued that streak with ease. This review covers Geeetech Silk PLA Tri Color Filament (1.75 mm)—a coextruded blend of blue, purple, and black with a metal-like shimmer. I printed all test models on a Creality Ender 3 Pro, using settings that represent what most users might try out of the box, with only basic tuning. All prints were done straight from the spool with no drying. Test Setup • Printer: Creality Ender 3 Pro • Nozzle: 0.4 mm • Slicer: Cura 5.10.1 • Layer Height: 0.20 mm • Infill: 20% • Bridging Enabled: Yes • Bed Surface: Longer textured glass plate • Ambient Conditions: Approx. 24 °C, ~65% RH • Print Time: Approx. 2 hours Print Results Metric Observation Dimensional Accuracy Cube: X 20.15 mm, Y 20.12 mm, Z 19.92 mm. Cylinder: Ø 19.95 mm, Height 19.75 mm. Excellent tolerances for standard calibration pieces. Layer Adhesion Strong; models held up well under light flex and handling with no signs of delamination. Surface Finish Smooth satin sheen with mild reflection. The tri-color effect adds a premium look without overpowering detail. Bridging Clean on all spans of the temperature tower; consistent filament flow, no visible sagging or webbing. Overhangs Performed well on moderate angles—better than typical silk PLA in unsupported areas. Stringing Very minimal, even at 190 °C. A few faint wisps—barely noticeable and not an issue. Warping None observed across all models. Jamming No jams or clogs during the full print session. Odor None noticeable during printing. Pros • Excellent dimensional accuracy • Beautiful, reflective color transitions • Virtually no stringing • Great layer adhesion • Easy to work with right out of the package Cons • Silk finish can obscure fine details under certain lighting • No resealable bag included in packaging Tips & Tricks • Ideal Temp: 215 °C worked best across test models (but may vary by setup) • Bridging: Enable it for best horizontal performance • Retraction: Basic retraction settings were enough—no special tuning needed Images 1. Temperature & Bridging Tower – Shows consistent bridging across all levels 2. Classic Rook – Clean crenellations, strong vertical structure, and smooth layers 3. Calibration Set – XYZ cube, cylinder, and rook for scale and detail comparison Final Verdict 5 / 5 stars. Geeetech’s tri-color Silk PLA exceeded expectations in both aesthetics and performance. It printed cleanly, stayed within spec, and delivered models with just enough shine to stand out without compromising function. It’s a solid pick for anyone looking to add both style and reliability to their prints.

Good elasticity and flexibility. It feeds smoothly into the printer without breaking or jamming, but did take some tweaking in the settings to get it to work right. Once we had those figured out, it was smooth printing No problems with tangling so far. The layers adhere to each other well without pulling apart. Very happy with this filament.

Hello, everyone. I own an Adventurer 5M Pro, not the best 3D printer in the world, but hardly the worst. The setup was a bit painful, but ever since I got it working right it's done what I've told it to. Now, what it DOESN'T do is auto-stop when it runs out of filament. It doesn't even detect that. It doesn't notice whether or not there's anything coming out of the nozzle. So, with that in mind: when I tried to use this filament, I found that it was often spooled just over itself enough that it would have too much resistance and fail to keep feeding through the tube. This ruined my first print, as I got distracted towards the end, it got snagged, and I didn't manually pull the spool enough fast enough. Second print I managed to keep unspooling it on time, but the thing is, I SHOULDN'T EVEN HAVE TO DO THAT? This is the only filament I've ever used where this has been an issue and that above 4-star rating smells like bots to me. It's also not even really that clear, but I digress. Find a different brand.

Love this filament. This is one of my favorite TPUs that I've purchased. Love the color and seems stronger than some of my other tpus. Also holds together better. Great Buy!

I searched for PETG Silver Metallic and this was the first result. In the picture they make it look very shiny as if it reflects light like metal, but in reality it is a gloss variation on gray with a few sparkles. I would say the picture is misleading which is my only reason for my lowered rating. As for the print, I've used 600grams so far and it works perfectly, no clogs. Some metallic filaments say not to use with .2mm nozzle but this Geeetech PETG Silver will work even with that small nozzle and it has always printed beautifully (the photos show a 1-inch H0 A/C unit and a kitchen faucet/sink printed in this Silver with .2mm nozzle). It is also compatible with my Bambu Lab AMS2Pro, no issues with feeding nor retraction. If you are looking for this color in PETG then it is good filament at a decent price.

I have used geeetech products in the past with great success. Needed to make replacement light cap for my boat. Never thought tpu would work so well for this. Adhered and printed very nice. It is flexible and won’t crack like original. It’s actually easier to see than the oem, due to the transparency. Printed at 100% infill

Fungerar utmärkt att köra som generic abs på Elegoo Centauri Carbon i 160% hastighet. Ger något blankare resultat än vissa andra varianter. Prisvärd produkt.

Il materiale e buono e facile da stampare, colore brillante e bello da vedere

I’ve used Geeetech filament before & I’m always amazed with their quality. What I liked was: Comes vacuum sealed with an extra ziplock for storage. Good adhesion Strong layer adhesion No stringing easy to print I alway print a temperature tower for new filament spools. The 1st tower showed a lot of stringing and signs of moisture which is quite common for any filament. I dehydrated the filament and the 2nd tower after the filament was dried had very minimal stringing. I’ve posted a video so you can see for yourselves the quality and the settings. I used Cura slicer. I am very happy and am going try try more of their filaments.

Ett av dem bättre TPU jag prövat

Väldigt mycket string/ludd vid 250 gr nozzle-temp. Klarar max 235 gr för att minska string/ludd. Annars helt ok, printar utomhusdetaljer så fin skogsgrön färg som smälter in.