The Polymaker 1.75mm PolyFlex TPU95 Filament is flexible with a shore hardness of 95A, which is suitable for most flexible applications. Fine tuning the wall thickness and infill when 3D printing can adjust the flexibility of your printed part. TPU95 is durable and able to stretch more than three times its original length without breaking.

1.75mm Filament Diameter    750g Weight    Made with TPU95 Material

• Printing Temperature: 410 - 446°F / 210 - 230°C
• Bed Temperature: 77 - 140°F / 25 - 60°C
• Printing Speed: 20 - 40 mm/s
• Fan: ON

Direct Drive

• Retraction Distance: 3mm
• Retraction Speed: 40 mm/s

Indirect Drive

• Retraction Distance: 6mm
• Retraction Speed: 60 mm/s

• 149°F / 65°C for 8 hours (Only if the material has absorbed moisture)

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. in travel photography specific to windy spaces, do you have any suggestion a practical way to weigh down the tripod to prevent it blowing over?

A: The tripod has a weight hook underneath the spider which you can hang a bag from.

Q: 2. Can it accomodate a Nikon D810 with an attached 24-70?

A: I wouldn't recommend it. That combo is 12 inches long and would take up most of the room in the bag lengthwise with the dividers removed. You would have no room for any extra lenses or a flash, only room for an extra battery and a filter or two. If you only need this one lens and you don't carry a flash, it will work. But I recommend something larger for this combo. Try the Lowepro website. They have a bag finder app that matches your equipment to the bag(s) that will accommodate it. Good luck.

Q: 3. Will it fit an older Trinovid (1997)?

A: Yes!!!

Q: 4. Does the bag have adequate padding inside to protect the camera and tablet?

A: it's for urban and travel purposes. as such the bag is very versatile and expandable, but only the portion to hold the camera and tablet has padding and that padding is fairly light. it's not intended to be thrown on the ground, but i have no fears for the safety of my equipment when used as intended. Perfect for mirrorless camera with a lens attached and an additional lens or flash. If you intend to use the expanded section for equipment you need to have it either in a padded case like those that come with most flashes or binoculars or a padded lens case. You can also fit another padded storage compartment in the expanded section for equipment not kept in cases. like i said very versatile bag for MFT/mirrorless.

Q: 5. Can this sling hold a 2018 iPad 21.9”?

A: iPad Dimensions 9.4 x 6.6 x 0.3" and this bags Compartment Dimensions 4.1 x 7.5 x 7.5" not a fit

Q: 6. Does this bag hold a 2020 12.9 iPad Pro?

A: Yes, it will hold a 12.9 Ipad pro.

Q: 7. Can I fit an 11 MB AIR in the space provided for a tablet?

A: Sorry - just saw this e-mail. I think it would be tight to put the 11 MC Air in the bag. If you don't have too much else (photo equipment) in I think it would fit. I only use my bag for photo and I can get a lot in the bag of that. I love the bag! Glad I bought it!

Q: 8. I would be carrying a Canon 50D with a battery grip, and two lenses. Anyone know, 1) if this could reasonably accommodate a DSLR with a battery grip, and 2) if you could actually carry a flash and an extra lens for a total of body, 2 lenses and flash?

A: I carry a Nikon D5300 which is a smaller body with an 18-300mm f3.5 lens with lens facing up in the bag, can also carry a flash and another lens. The width of the bag is not very wide, so may be tight for a camera with battery grip and if a large lens attached to it.

Q: 9. will my fuji xt4 , 50-140 lens and 16-55 lens --fit in this bag?

A: No, this bag is too small.

Q: 10. It looks like the main compartment would easily accommodate my Lumix FZ1000 and a flash unit. Would 8x42 roof prism binoculars fit in the expandable front compartment? Thanks.

A: Yes, but it may be a bit bulky, you may have to arrange things to get the right fit.