Thanks! Haven’t loved it the first two nights but will give it some time. I ended up going to a mattress store today and tried out a few, including Kingsdown per a recommendation of yours above.
Any thoughts on getting a mattress from a home show? Getting a twin XL (split King really but different mattresses) and the Silent Partner 2x was normally $2250 (not sure if it’s ever actually that price), it’s currently on sale for 1699 but the homeshow one is 1160. Is it worth getting a home show mattress for that kind of discount?
Honestly same experience. Hate the temperpedic. Too hot. Feels like lying in clay. We got an Endy hybrid medium firm. Super nice. No foam. Not hot. Very supportive. Nice pillow top. Undern$2k for King
We just bought the Endy hybrid plush. We are 5 nights in. It is better than our old mattress for sure. I think I was expecting to be wow’d by it but I am not. It certainly isn’t bad. We are likely to use up most of our 100 night trial and decide if we want to keep it
Went through this experience with horrible back pain from an Endy Hybrid Medium Firm. I’m a side sleeper and realized that a softer/more plush mattress is the way to go.
We got a Casper Hybrid Snow Plush mattress 6 weeks ago and we LOVE it. It feels so cozy going to bed every night and it completely solved all my back and hip issues.
We just got a Casper hybrid snow plush and LOVE it. We returned an Endy medium firm because it was too firm and was killing my back. It was around $3k but I’ve never been happier with a mattress.
Here are my thoughts;
Option 1: All these companies have decent return policies. We purchased an Endy about a month ago and I like it so far (100 day return policy, but are likely to keep it). I sleep on my side/back and my wife sleeps on her side. We got medium firmness but they do have a softer version.
Option 2: We previously had a Sealy and found that it broke down quickly for the cost we paid. I would not buy Sealy again. They may have better matresses now, but I honestly don't think I could bring myself to be a repeat customer after paying about $2,000 for a matress and having issues with it in less than 2 years.
Option 3: I don't really get your choice here. It is really just options 1&2 with extra steps.
I would note probably the most important part is that any changes to matress will probably make it so you need to change your pillow as well. I find if my neck is not right because of my pillows my shoulder hurts as well, but when I have it right, then I feel great.
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