Bear Mattress - Elite Hybrid

We also have this! Been about a year and a half and we love it.

I have the Bear Elite Hybrid and love it. Super comfortable and doesnt look weird at all. Sleepline has the best review I found for it: https://www.sleepline.com/bear-mattress-review/

Seconding the Bear rec. It's a really good mattress. Just make sure you get one of the hybrid models with coils. The foam-only ones won't be supportive enough. Search Google for "bear elite hybrid review sleepline". It's the best review I found for it.

I have [this one](https://mattressvoyage.com/bear-elite-hybrid) and its fantastic. I sleep like a baby and wake up with literally zero pain.

Im also a stomach sleeper and have [this one](https://mattressvoyage.com/bear-elite-hybrid). Most comfortable mattress I've ever slept on.

I have [this one](https://mattressvoyage.com/bear-elite-hybrid) and highly recommend it. It basically solved my back pain overnight.

I have [this one](https://mattressvoyage.com/bear-elite-hybrid) and love it. Super comfortable and its held up well after multiple years of use. Also don't trust most review sites. Almost all reviews are just ads in disguise. Sleepline is the only exception I've found. They're the only ones who actually say bad things about the brands in their reviews.

Ive had [this one ](https://mattressvoyage.com/bear-elite-hybrid) for five years now and it's just as comfortable as the day i bought it. No regrets even though it is pricey.

The Bear Elite Hybrid Firm is quite the firm mattress. Not quite the Plank Luxe, but in that same ball park. We just slept on that mattress on a recent trip last week. First time in forever, we did not wake up with sore backs, despite sleeping in 4 & 5 start hotels. The Bear Elite Hybrid Firm was the best mattress in any hotel we have slept on, even better than the Ritz in lower Manhattan. Of course our preference is a firm mattress, but that is what we like and what keeps us pain free.

I bought a bear elite hybrid in medium about 3 months ago and I really like it! Much better than my ultra plush amerisleep that was about 10 years old. It's very comfy and supportive [Edit] I should probably add my dimensions. I'm 5ft and 120lbs, my BF is 5'8" and 170lbs and he likes it too! Both side/back sleepers

I have a Nolah Evolution and a Bear Elite Hybrid and I love them both. We sleep on the Nolah and have the Bear in the guest room. We've had them both for several years now and they've held up really well.

Oh I don't really have a preference I think they are both great mattresses. I guess if anything I would say that the Bear may be a little softer than the Nolah, it may sink in a little more. We have a "soft" with the Bear and a "plush" with the Nolah as we both prefer softer mattresses, But it's not really enough of a difference that it matters to me. I recommend both of them! As for Helix, the only mattress we've ever returned was a Helix. We bought the softest option available and it was still too firm for us and not comfortable at all. But to each their own.

My wife and I just bought a bear mattress. We bought cal king in firm. Back issues. It was delivered this week and we've been sleeping great.

I'm a week into owning a Bear Mattress. My wife and I have been getting great sleep on it.

First off, as another commenter said, $1,500 is a bit much for a Twin-size mattress. If you have the space, you could get a really nice Queen-size for that price as well. I test out mattresses for work and, if you're primarily a side sleeper, there are a couple other options you could look at: Bear Elite Hybrid (Soft version), Brooklyn Bedding Aurora Luxe (Soft version), Helix Midnight. Those are all in your price range. And, when it comes to cooling and mattresses, there is a lot of marketing speak around that. The Nolah, in my experience, doesn't necessarily sleep "hot", but you'll also need the right sheets and comforter to ensure you don't overheat during the night (if you're a hot sleeper like me).

Look up "sleepline mattress reviews" on Google. They're the only reviewers I've seen who actually test the mattresses out and give negative reviews for some brands if they don't like them instead of overhyping everything. But to answer your question I got [this one](https://mattressvoyage.com/bear-elite-hybrid) from Bear and it's the most comfortable mattress I've ever slept on.

Casper can feel fine at first but it tends to sag faster which makes back pain worse over time. TP is supportive but it traps a lot of heat and Saatva feels too firm for some people. PP is creative with the grid but it lacks consistent support. If you want something that really balances comfy with strong spinal alignment, bear elite hybrid is solid with cooling, pressure relief and durability without being overpriced. That seems like the better long term choice.

If you’re trying to keep things comfy for EDS go check out Brooklyn Bedding or could also try Bear. They make hybrids that feel softer on top but still keep the body lined up so you’re not sinking weird. Super forgiving for kids who feel every bump. I’d just test a medium or soft at home and see how her body reacts before locking anything in.

Im going through mattresses right now. Spent like 3400 on a saatva classic. Im 6'3 250. My wife is 5'7 125 and we both have back pain. We hated it. I wanted to love it. First time i laid in it i knew it wasnt for me. Weak edge support and dipped toward middle. Returned it. Ordered bear elite hybrid. Better than saatva. Couldve kept it and been ok. But wanted to try helix Helix midnight luxe w cooling whatever it is. Amazing. It has more support for mid low back area and is more comfort driven near legs and chest/head. Its supportive and by far the most luxurious-comfortable feeling of the 3. I love it. Wake up and have no back pain. I get excited to go to bed now.