In my house we have an assortment but all have zoned support: Layla memory foam and Layla hybrid. I prefer the Layla memory foam mainly because I have nerve pain issues with foam that is responsive or with coils that are too firm, so I prefer memory foam. I love the zoned support, and Layla’s mattresses are flippable with soft on one side and firm on the other. I should mention that zoned support not only gives your lower back more support, but also means that it’s softer foam under your shoulders, which I appreciate. We also have the Helix Luxe Sunset - softest model by Helix for side sleepers. I think Helix has reformulated their luxe models since we bought ours. Helix zoned support comes more from coils so it’s a little firmer whereas Layla’s zoned Support is more foam based. Also we have a Casper Nova hybrid, which has excellent zoned Support in my opinion and is very soft, but it has the foam that is the most responsive of all the mattresses that we have, which some people prefer and some don’t.
This is exactly, EXACTLY what happened with my $2000 Casper. A lot of people on here love the crushed boxed mattresses, but I would never buy one again unless it’s from Costco (and can be returned for free for virtually any reason at any time). Casper made every excuse in the book to replace it. I replaced it with a Beautyrest (on sale for $200) and it’s sooooo much better than my $2K Casper.
Yes. My $200 Costco Beautyrest was 1000x better than my overpriced $3,000 Casper. The Casper was fine for the first year or 2. Despite always having a weird plastic cat-urine odor. Don’t think I’ll do a boxed mattress again. My boxed Novaform (Costco brand) is great but still off-gassing. Good thing about Costco is you can return for a full refund whenever you want
Get a solid wood or steel platform frame and spend your money on a good midrange mattress (Costco, Sleep On Latex, Purple, Casper, Tuft & Needle) and a latex mattress topper if needed. I would estimate $200 frame, $500-$1000 mattress, $150 topper.
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