Duo Latex Mattress

I'm 215lb and just got the Engineered Sleep duo latex hybrid. Best mattress I've ever slept on but a bit on the steeper end for a good quality hybrid. The cheapest quality hybrid I've researched is the Luxerion Latex hybrid and that one is about $979. If you're willing to splurge, go engineered sleep or Arizona Premium Mattress hybrid. I was between the two and chose ES for no particular reason honestly but APM also has fantastic reviews.

I’ve purchased from SleepEZ the Organic Latex Mattress and the Select Sleep Hybrid, I really like the mattress’ and the service they’ve provided me. The latter mattress does have better edge support if lying down but they’re both fine for sitting. The latter also sleeps cooler but the former is fine so long as you don’t lie in bed for more than just sleeping; both sleep cooler than some foam mattresses I’ve tried. If you don’t need a split firmness latex mattress then you can also consider their sister company [Latex Mattress Factory](https://latexmattressfactory.com/products/luxerion-latex-mattress?variant=13093999476789), some have mentioned contacting them to see if they could use Talalay in the comfort layer if that’s something you’d be interested in. For hybrids that I haven’t tried but you can consider contacting for more information: LMF [Hybrid](https://latexmattressfactory.com/products/luxerion-hybrid-latex-mattress?variant=42673548853301) which isn’t double sided like SleepEZ’s offerings but does use Talalay in the comfort layer; the Engineered Sleep [Duo Latex](https://engineeredsleep.com/products/duo-latex-mattress?variant=19634129862743) is within budget with a 10% code and the company has been great to deal with so far. For the hybrids from SleepEZ/LMF I believe they recommend those above 230lbs not to purchase so you’re still within range but I recommend contacting them, as well as any company you’re considering purchasing from - it’s in their interest and yours to sell you something you won’t want to return. I haven’t used Sleep On Latex but I haven’t considered them since their medium latex layer is what others sell as firm but they do appear to be great to deal with.

I just boutht one - Base is very comfortable but the 4" topper Duo Plus is pure foam - way too soft. I wouldnt' sleep on it one night. They are waiting for me to swap it out for something thinner 2" but I'm worried it's all gonna be too sofrt.

Thoughts on Technogel as in Diamond Mattress - trying to avoid foams and latex (allergic to latex, + sensistive to memory foams and anything in that family, esp close to the top/sleeping surface) while seeking medium plush so a 5 or 4. Had Purple mattress but after 6 years it started to smell. Had a custom-made wool/innerspring mattress but it was too hard. Tried Naturepedic's Chorus but their organic Cotton cover smells like strong perfume. Was told it is the smell of some organic cotton (it is a plant after all) but then found out from their onsite AI bot that all their cotton is covered with a thin coating of polyethylene made from sugarcane Loved their crib. mattresses. Going to contact Custom Comfort and bite the bullet and spend more to get natural. Appreciate any suggestions, thank you!

I have been sleeping on a medium firm mattress from engineered sleep. All American made and no smell at all. I’m allergic to everything and it was a God send 

Update: So we tried the Bedjet with their recommended cloud sheets, and that made sleeping on the Sealy Posturepedic tolerable. If you don't move around in your sleep, it works pretty well to keep the air flowing under the blanket, and you stay very comfortable. If you DO move around, and the top sheet doesn't stay put, or the air escapes, you'll wake up hot, or just your feet will get uncomfortably cold. To be clear, when it works, it is quite nice. But at $1300, (nearly the price of a new mattress), we decided it was not a very good value for it to only work some of the time, so we returned it. If it were $4-500, we probably would have kept it. We ordered the Nolah Evolution in Luxury Firm, which the company claims uses special non-memory foam material that breathes exceptionally. But after trying it out, it was actually pretty similar as far as getting hot. Just more claims of "cooling" that last 20 minutes, then turn into a heater. We then ordered the Engineered Sleep Duo Latex mattress, and found that it is the best we have tried, and we no longer wake up in a pool of sweat. The split design should allow it to last longer than a conventional one-piece mattress. We have finally gotten restful sleep after the nightmare of mattress shopping and are very happy with our purchase. Additionally, the bedroom temperature remains 72-74, and we are quite comfortable. We also ordered a set of 100% cotton sheets and blankets, which also made a difference. The breathability is quite obvious. Mattress Firm sold us $170 "cooling sheets" when they sold us the Sealy mattress, but apparently, they also hold the heat and didn't help the issue.