Best TPU filaments I have tested 

Since I dont have an issue with the overture cardboard roll, do you still think the zain? (Ziro?) tpu is worth the extra price?

Hey. Honestly the overture is working very well for me as long as I take care of the roll. I had many issues in the beginning, physical issues, but the filament prints well. I still use the Ziro when I can, but overture has many more colors.

@@NordFPV thank you for the response. Looks like ziro is $17 for white atm so I may pick that up. Have you had any experience with the rdq filament? Any good? Wondering if I should just pick it up since ill already have free shipping with my pavo 20

@@KcCakeNo, I haven't have any experience with that, but obviously is a OEM product. It will be interesting to know who is the real manufacturer.

Hello. I recently started to test some new HS TPU. In thinking about doing another video on this when I have enough data.

I like polymaker, but it’s not cheap!

Agree. And so many companies are using something similar these days.

I don't think the cardboard is absorbing enough water to affect the roll of filament, let alone transferring the water to the filament roll. Even if that were the case, it would only affect the last bit of filament on the roll because that's the only part that's even touching the cardboard. This sounds like paranoid thinking to me. Cardboard rolls are so much better for the environment. We don't need any more plastic in our oceans and in our bodies. And anyway you can always keep your filament in a dry box.

I think you are misunderstanding the issue. Is not about transferring humidity to the plastic or actually doing anything to the filament. It’s about the card box getting damaged by humidity and other factors and this damage makes it difficult to use the spool: the stop rotating correctly and so on.

I have seen some D58 in some shops, but I haven’t actually print using anything harder than 98A myself.

is it sold online anywhere? I have not been able to find it.@@NordFPV

Many shop has it. Here’s an example www.3djake.se/filament/flexibel?&f%5B66%5D=657

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