I haven't had much experience with flexible filament, and am currently learning this product.  While most people will find the look and feel of this product to be spectacular, those of us who are trying to stuff it through a Bowden tube may find themselves less than satisfied.  I've had this jam repeatedly, and I'm not comfortable running a long print job that has a fair chance of ending in disaster.  This may change once I've "dialed in" the settings for this, but since I've had jams at all temperature ranges and extrusion rates, I am not currently confident that I will find the settings that will allow this to pass through a Bowden without choking it.

UPDATE:  A few things that seem to work well with this from my limited experience.  First, slow it way down.  If you try to print with this at the same speed you are printing PLA with, it can jam up in a bunch of interesting ways.  Secondly, keep the temperature at the lower end, around 190-195.  Don't heat your bed, and use your layer fan if you have one.  I've had my best luck following these guidelines.
I haven't had much experience with flexible filament, and am currently learning this product. While most people will find the look and feel of this product to be spectacular, those of us who are trying to stuff it through a Bowden tube may find themselves less than satisfied. I've had this jam repeatedly, and I'm not comfortable running a long print job that has a fair chance of ending in disaster. This may change once I've "dialed in" the settings for this, but since I've had jams at all temperature ranges and extrusion rates, I am not currently confident that I will find the settings that will allow this to pass through a Bowden without choking it. UPDATE:  A few things that seem to work well with this from my limited experience. First, slow it way down. If you try to print with this at the same speed you are printing PLA with, it can jam up in a bunch of interesting ways. Secondly, keep the temperature at the lower end, around 190-195. Don't heat your bed, and use your layer fan if you have one. I've had my best luck following these guidelines.