Luxury Organic Mattress (Plush)

Hi! I bought an avocado luxury bed with the pillow top (not box top). It’s been painful to sleep on for about 50 days and is just starting to get better, though I’m suspecting that it doesn’t quite have enough support or pressure relief for me around the hip, I’m a 5’ 10 side sleeper that is 180lbs for context. I went and tried some beds and felt that the helix midnight luxe might be a great option, I also tried the tempurpedic luxe adapt medium hybrid, I was surprised that the helix midnight luxe actually felt better to me than the tempurpedic.  Anyways all this is to say two things. 1. Buying a bed is a pain and I’ve learned I should have done much more research before. Like visiting your site! 2. What are your personal thoughts on Tempurpedic vs Helix? They were both good, but the helix is a lot less and sort of makes me wonder what I might be missing.

I have an Avacado Luxury Pillowtop, the quality and presentation of the bed are great (I'd hope that from a $5200 dollar bed though), but personally I found it to be too soft to really feel like I can fully relax. I tried a green pillowtop and it seemed to be a little firmer, its interesting because I tried it at one showroom and it felt like a rock (maybe they hadn't fully broken it in) at another retailer though it felt more like a regular 6/10. Personally I will always want to try out a bed before I buy it, I'm exchanging my Avocado for a Helix mattress (midnight luxe) and I only ordered it because a mattress store nearby had them and I got to demo it. I will say that the Avocado beds seem to take awhile to break in (mine is finally getting bearable 50 days in) I totally agree on the subject of the feel of latex being polarizing and after experiencing it I realized I prefer a memory foam hybrid over it. I wonder if something like Helix would help drive traffic if theres not another retailer nearby. Forbes, Wired, and CNET have it in their top mattresses, with Forbes and Wired having it as their best overall pick for a mattress.

I have an avocado latex hybrid (3yrs) and it sags. We are about 190lbs and 120.

I finally looked up my order: ORGANIC LUXURY PLUSH…This hybrid mattress features 17 premium layers of organic and natural latex, wool, silk, hemp, and cotton, combined with up to 2,588 individually encased coils arranged in 7 ergonomic zones for support and motion isolation

It was delivered in Feb 2022. We bought the split king and both sides have been sagging for at least 2yrs. Mattress price was close to 6k

My Avocado latex hybrid (3ys) sags😡

I absolutely HATE my Avocado luxury plush bed that cost around 6k. It’s uncomfortable and sags badly. 4yrs old

Do not buy into the Avocado scores! Sitting here this morning discussing with my SO how much I hate my Avocado Organic Luxury plush mattress that was over 6k with tax. My hip hurts his shoulder hurts. We HATE this mattress that is just now 4 yrs old.

I have a 6k Avocado hybrid that is an absolute piece of shit. So no, price doesn’t mean quality.

Yes, I wish I’d known that when I bought😡

We bought a 6k (with tax) Avocado luxury plush hybrid and it sucks. We’ve had it for 4 yrs and it is sagging terribly!

Consumer Reports also LOVED the Avocado Mattress that I bought at 6K$ and it’s terrible.

Yep, started sagging really badly by 3yrs.

Spent 5k+ on an avocado mattress 3 years ago and hate it, sags badly so don’t look at avocados.

Avocado brand. We bought their premium model and it was expensive - but also hands down the best purchase ever. Totally worth it.

Avocado mattress with plush latex topper. It’s super heavy though. I don’t have sore spots anymore when I wake up. Supportive but not hard

You're on the right track with zoned coils. Helix midnight luxe, winkbed luxury firm, avocado plush (that might be too soft), and Serta perfect sleeper all use zoned coils. I'd try them out in person if you can. If you can't i think most of them (the helix for sure) has a 120 night sleep trial.

I highly recommend sleep on latex! We tried the avocado in person and didn’t like it so I’d try it first if possible.

Had an Avocado for 2 years, no sagging but way firmer than expected. Took months to break in and hurt my hips as a side sleeper at first. Consider adding a topper. Also it's insanely heavy.