Brooklyn Bedding - Standard 10 Firm Hybrid Mattress with Cooling Cover

I suggest spending some time on: https://www.reddit.com/r/Mattress/ now that said, I had an extreme budget for a guest room mattress that I've slept on 30+ times (and am also a side sleeper), and have been very happy with a (full size)"Brooklyn Bedding Standard 10" full firm hybrid" which was, and still is, under $200 on a website I am not allowed to link to, but will probably be the first result if you search for exactly what I wrote.

Brooklyn Bedding has good reviews. (we fortunately have a standard queen, and got a Sam’s Club deal) the Rvmiles YT Channel has 30% off codes. You’ve got to scroll to the bottom of the Brooklyn site and click on RV Mattress link. I’m not affiliated with either, it’s just information.

I’m also a Titan user. Bought mine from Brooklyn Bedding in 2021 & it’s still holding up amazing. Back then, we decided to go with the Titan Firm Hybrid, but I don’t believe they offer that model any longer. I rotate it once or twice a year.

Brooklyn Bedding. I’ve had mine for a year with no regrets. I bought the firm with a cooling top. I was leaning towards the medium but based on other reviews I chose the firm. Fortunately it is not a hard, it does have good support and bounce. I sleep on my side and back and any hip or back pain I had disappeared. Im 5’10, 170. I rotate it every month or two.

Brooklyn bedding hybrid, I'm now a big fan of hybrid foam/spring mattresses for support and longevity (our previous memory foam mattress from Ikea now definitely has a person shaped hollow in it)

If you run hot, I’d check out Brooklyn Bedding or Plank before grabbing straight memory foam. BB hybrids move air way better so you’re not waking up sweaty. Plank helps too since you stay on top of the mattress instead of melting into it. Makes a big difference at like 3 AM when everything feels warm. I’d test a medium-firm hybrid at home and see if it keeps you dry.

For that budget Brooklyn Bedding or RV Mattress are better value than Nectar. Factory direct so you're not paying markup. Both have home trials. About the FB Marketplace ones, prob overstock but you're gambling w/ no warranty. Buying direct is safer.

I’d look at RV Mattress first since their stuff actually comes in those weird RV sizes and holds up better than the thin pads most rigs ship with. If you want something with more backbone, Brooklyn Bedding has some solid hybrids that last way longer for full time use. Just measure your frame and pick a height that won’t slam into your cabinets and you’re good.

I swear by my Brooklyn Bedding hybrid mattress. Heaviest at 290 it was perfect for me AND my husband who isn’t plus size. It was recommended to us by our friends and the guy is 6’2, 200 something with back problems and it is the best financial investment we have ever made.

I swear on my Brooklyn Bedding mattress. My friend is 6’2 larger male and got us on it and it’s the best mattress we’ve ever slept on. It’s a hybrid but sooooo nice.

u/Derek-naplab [Naplab.com](http://Naplab.com) Used them when I bought my last mattress and I love it so much. I ended up with the Brooklyn Bedding hybrid. I'm a large guy and my wife isn't small. We do rotate it when the time changes, so twice a year.

OK, I tried making a post about this but it kept getting deleted by filters. I'm shopping for a new mattress. I spent a week last month sleeping at my aunt and uncle's place where their guest bed is a Brooklyn Bedding Hybrid. I liked it pretty well, though it could have been, like, a notch softer. The problem is, they don't remember what firmness level they bought. I'm 5'9", \~230lbs and almost exclusively a side sleeper. I get pressure points in my hips/lower back and shoulders and can sometimes have problems with my bottom arm falling asleep. My question is, should I got with a medium from BB or go with the firm and get a topper if that's too firm? Is the topper you can bundle in with the mattress worth the \~$200 upcharge?