DLX Mattress - Premier Hybrid

we are loving our dlx premier and their customer service ♥️

we have two different sides - soft on one half and medium on the other. I would highly recommend calling them and asking them which firmness to get, they were super helpful on the phone

I have five mattresses in my house. I sleep on a Plank Luxe. Whenever we go away, whether it's a five-star hotel or not, we always end up sore until we get back home. The Plank Luxe brings us right back to normal. I’m 6'0", 220 lbs, and my wife is 5'4", 135 lbs. So you can throw out the stereotype that only lighter people can side sleep on a firm mattress. Our Titan Plus Elite is another great mattress. It is very comfortable. I tested it at the LVM Mattress Convention last year and was so impressed that I bought one for the guest room. My GlacierSleep Apex is not as firm as the Plank or the Titan Elite, but it is a pleasure to sleep on. It is better than any hotel mattress we have tried, including the Ritz-Carlton in Lower Manhattan, and far better than the mattresses used at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. I also have two very budget-friendly mattresses that I call my “curiosity mattresses.” These are the Brooklyn Bedding Standard Hybrid and the FlexiSpot U3. Both are surprisingly comfortable, although I am not sure either will hold up for seven to ten years of everyday use. I bought my mother-in-law a DLX Premier Hybrid Firm/Medium split. It feels like a Stearns & Foster Lux Estate but with better components. She has had it for over a year and a half now. It performs flawlessly and ultimately still perfect, like the day it arrived. Before that, her Beautyrest Black lasted only 14 months. I also got my daughter a DLX Classic Hybrid. It is a very comfortable mattress. It is too soft for me personally, although still comfortable. I would have preferred the firm option, but I chose the medium to appeal to a wider range of guests in my daughter’s home. I have tried a variety of Shifman’s firmer mattresses, and I would say they are just about the best out there, right there with ViSpring, Millbrook, Savoir and some other very fine mattresses. I recently bought my other daughter a Helix Twilight Luxe. She loved it in the showroom, so we will see how it performs once it is delivered tomorrow. Helix's new line-up is definitely an improvement over their already decent series of mattresses. Most people come to this sub, and others like The Mattress Underground, to troubleshoot sleep issues. In my experience, the root cause is often the foundation. After that, it usually comes down to a poor match between the sleeper and the mattress. Many shoppers pay more attention to advertising than to the actual materials and construction. Understanding what is inside the mattress and how it fits your body and sleep style is much more important. While specifications do not guarantee comfort, they are the best indicator of durability. If you are shopping for a mattress, start by looking at what it is made of and how well that aligns with your needs, rather than relying on marketing claims.

I had a discectomy and hemilaminectomy and also always woke up with lower back stiffness. What finally worked for me and my wife was the DLX premier hybrid. We ordered it as medium per their recommendations and it ultimately was slightly too firm for my shoulders and caused pressure points. It was perfect for my wife. I contacted them after 30 days and they made me a custom memory foam soft insert that was too soft and caused the same low back stiffness. (Complimentary) I then decided to try a 3" talalay latex insert in soft from latex mattress factory and that has finally done the trick. Soft enough for side sleeping without pressure points on hips and shoulders but supportive enough I don't wake up with a stiff lower back. My stats 5' 10 190-200 lbs Athletic build Good Luck!

After much analysis paralysis, I finally pulled the trigger today. Got the DLX Premiere Hybrid. Heard a lot of good things about the brand. They are transparent about their build and materials. Wasn't as expensive as a lot of the hype brands (especially after the 10% off coupon that I found). Also it's one of the few kings that are offered in 12", which I prefer. Fingers crossed.

I have trialled 19 mattresses in 4.5 years. I also did every single DIY imaginable. I weighed 132 when my “mattress journey” started and thanks to weight lifting, I hover around 150lbs now. I ciuld not, for the life of me get comfortable on anything longer term. I was dealing with some pretty significant shoulder pain, along with hip and lower back pain. Everything was either too firm, or too soft…I just couldn’t find a happy middle. In September, I bought a DLX Hybrid Premier in Soft. Initially, I thought it was too soft, and actually tested the medium insert for a bit (the top has a zipper, so you can change out the insert to change the firmness of the mattress), but that truly was too firm for me. I have been sleeping on the Soft for about 6 months, and while I wouldn’t say it’s PERFECT for me, I will say, my shoulder pain is gone, and my hips don’t hurt. I also bought the COOP cresent pillow, and the combination has actually had me wake up thinking, “damn, this feels really, really nice!” Some nights, I wish it were just the teensiest bit firmer, but I do feel fairly well supported. I have quit my mattress search after so, so long. DLX is a great company, very transparent and extremely helpful! They are made in the US, and there was no off-gassing with my mattress.

Over the last 5-6 years I went through Leesa, Casper, Helix and finally settled on DLX hybrid, which I really like.