Signature Hybrid's good for RV life, handles the movement and temps fine. For that back pain though, check out Brooklyn Bedding's Plank Firm Luxe. Flips firm/extra firm so you can dial it in. RV Mattress has the Dreamfoam Essential too if you want cheaper. Either way beats waking up sore every day from that stock garbage.
Maybe check out Brooklyn Bedding. Their shipping’s fast and setup’s super easy. The Dreamfoam Essential’s good if you just need something affordable that still feels nice, and the Signature Hybrid’s worth it if you want more support. Both show up in a box and are ready to crash on right away.
If your mattress is sagging your back's prob gonna keep getting worse. A sagging mattress can't support your spine right and that's why your recovery scores are trash. Brooklyn Bedding or Leesa both have solid options for back support without the crazy markup. Test at home so you can actually see if your sleep quality improves. Also make sure you're not sleeping in weird positions trying to avoid the sag, that makes it worse too.
Signature Hybrid is actually a pretty solid call for what you're describing. Edge support on it is decent especially for a king and the medium firmness works well for back and side combo sleeping. If you want a step up you can add the Cloud Pillow Top for extra cushion without going full luxury price. If you're still on the fence about price RV Mattress has the Dreamfoam Essential too, more budget friendly and still holds up well.
A camping mattress for permanent home use is gonna break down pretty fast and won't give you proper support long-term. If budget is the issue, check out RV Mattress's Dreamfoam Essential. It's actually affordable, comes in different heights, and it's a real mattress that'll last way longer than a self-inflatable camping pad. Way better for your back too.
I bought the Brooklyn Bedding essential. I don’t notice heat. It is a middle of road type mattress. Not too bouncy and not too sinky. There is nothing about it to love or complain about. Just a good nights sleep. I purchased from Sam’s club.
Stock Murphy bed mattresses are notorious for this lol, glad you finally pulled the trigger. All foam is the only way to go for a Murphy since it folds without damaging anything. Look into RV Mattress's Dreamfoam Essential in queen, flexible enough for the fold mechanism and way better for your back than whatever came with the hideout. Brooklyn Bedding's Plank Firm is worth a shot too if back support is the priority, firm flat surface that folds clean.
For a budget, Walmart has a brand called Lucid that comes in several sizes. I know they make RV queen, and we used their 10" memory foam for several years with good results. I believe we paid about $300 for it.
We've upgraded to a Brooklyn Bedding 10" memory foam. I believe it was closer to $700, also in the RV queen size. It's a little bit nicer than the Lucid.
However, we found that no matter what mattress we were using, by morning the entire thing seemed to be bowl-shaped. A little investigation revealed that there was only a 1/2" sheet of plywood under the mattress, which really wasn't thick enough to provide 8 hours of support. I've upgraded that to 3/4" plywood, and it has helped tremendously.
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