The One Foam Mattress

Casper for the win, I got the first one on this list : [https://www.redrecs.com/best-mattress](https://www.redrecs.com/best-mattress) (its analysis of all reddit posts just like this one, asking what's the best mattress, super helpful) and I dig it so far, I had back pain for a while but with this I sleep so good on this thing and much less back pain, it's also half the price of same quality mattresses.

So while I haven’t got any from Amazon, nor Vine. I purchased a Casper a decade ago that has held up amazingly. Initially I wanted an inexpensive mattress for a guest bedroom. It is way better than our much more expensive Sealy that was purchased a year prior. The basic Casper has been my main mattress for years. It gets jumped on, moved around on. While it is now my daughter’s room, I still sleep on it every night. She’s 3 1/2, my husband has a cpap and loves to take up well over half the bed, so i started to sleep in another room a long time ago for a better night sleep. And had back pain from the Sealy sagging so much, that just went away with the Casper. I am so surprised at how well this mattress has held up and I think it has many years left. I am heavy set, so it surprises me even more I am not dealing with sagging a decade later.

We got a basic Casper many years ago from Costco and it has been great for my back - I am over 50 now. Firm but comfy all at the same time. My back does not hurt in the morning anymore! I do also use a pillow with the grooves and such for your neck (cervical pillow?)

I totally disagree. We bought a Helix with coils and are returning it and replacing it with a new Casper all Latex/foam. We found that the hybrid had very little support on the edges and we are edge sleepers. Which kind of mattress is better is an opinion and we all have our own

I’m in the 120 day window of “sleep trial “ on a hybrid and began the return process today! While the center is quite comfortable, the sides are just completely unsupported and the feeling is one of sliding off the bed. We had a Casper, which after 8 years had to be replaced - we have ordered a new one from them today - we think we prefer a full Laytex to the hybrid variety

I'm a side sleeper who runs hot. Just bought a King size Helix Elite for about $3600 and am absolutely obsessed with it. Tbh was twice what we were planning to spend but we went to multiple mattress showrooms and it was by far the best mattress we tried. It's a lot cooler than my previous mattress (Casper which I hated) and even though the mattress is a lot firmer, it's also somehow more comfortable??? Like the mattress feels supportive but also cushy on top at the same time. I don't usually have back pains but was starting to get back and hip issues on my old mattress due to pregnancy, and a few nights on the Helix made those go away. If you can find a showroom that has the Elite (most show rooms we went to only had the Luxe, which is one tier down and nice but didn't blow us away like the Elite) definitely try it! The salesperson remarked they don't even push the Helix mattresses because they sell themselves which I absolutely believe.