👕 GIO-FLEX PU Heat Transfer Vinyl 10x12 - 33 Sheets 33 Colors HTV Assorted Bundle/Variety Pack for Adhesive Iron-On Design T-Shirts: Compatible with Cricut, Silhouette Cameo, Heat Press Machine, and Easy to Weed Cut Review

Extremely flexible at a modest price. I ordered HTV from several companies at the same time and compared the products. GIO-Flex convinces with its flexibility. I look forward to making shirts with this vinyl. That's a fair price for the color and quality.

For beginners. Please put it color side down. All cuts take place on the white inside. The colors are very beautiful, there are no quality problems. Different colors certainly inspire to create new things. It's definitely a cold peel and likes the extended heat up time of using a regular iron. It has a slight stretch and is pretty easy to weed. I had to set my Brother 350 to 2.5 deep to punch through the vinyl but the material is good quality. I will get these or individual colors again

I absolutely hate using Cricut heat transfer vinyl so I looked at everything that had good reviews to switch to. I'm not sure why this gets good reviews. This thing is terrible! good wait Unfortunately, most people don't know until it's too late, like me. Yes, this vinyl is very easy to cut and clean, but that's where it stops. This vinyl doesn't hold up at all! After you let it stick, everything seems fine, but then it goes downhill again. They can go where the shirt is during the day and then

This vinyl is great! I will buy this from now on. It weeds like light grass, sticks well and you won't find any small pieces falling off and you'll have to spend another 20 minutes putting them back on and not sticking them to your backing sheet! I've used 2 other cheap vinyls and have always been frustrated that they're either very thick and make someone sweat underneath or they're just junk and don't have a sticky backing and I'm scratching my head with my design. It works wonders and it's…

Another reviewer mentioned that this is not real HTV and should not be treated as such. That being said... the listing says "heat transfer vinyl". Complaining that it doesn't perform like advertised vinyl seems reasonable to me. Also, I followed the instructions on the packaging in the email, it didn't work. So this doesn't work as listed and it's not the product listed (according to another reviewer)... so... what to do. Find a brand that knows what it is and how to get customers to use it. I…

This product definitely has its pros and cons. Biggest plus: Soooo easy to weed. It was literally the easiest weeding I've ever done and there were a lot of little inscriptions in my project. Pros: Affordable variety of colors. I'm a hobby so I don't use bins. So I prefer to buy the smaller mixed color sheets. For that it was perfect. Cons: First try, I attached the wrong side to my machine and got so annoyed I couldn't get it to browse at all. Read some reviews here and realize I have a…

I've read a number of reviews and there's some sort of division and I think I've found some common threads with low star ratings. First off, it's NOT vinyl, it's polyurethane. So it's closer to the Easyweed Super Stretch (or whatever they call it). It takes more heat to set and needs to be peeled cold. A group of people who have problems with flaking use irons and may find it difficult to heat everything sufficiently. Others don't seem to have read the heat settings (printed on the cover) and…