We are on day 2 of our Duo Lift Mattress and it’s more comfortable than our Ikea mattress but maybe too soft. Very supportive and we did flip the base to the more firm side. We have 28 more days to see how it feels before making a comfort change decision.
We went with Engineered Sleep Duo with a 4" latex topper, because it's designed for separate toppers and we can change it later where the Sleep on Latex the topper is built in. We really liked that because Talalay is softer and may not last as long as the coils do, also changing out the toppers sounds really helpful for my significant other who some months likes the supportive latex but then wants the sinking in feeling like memory foam gives (health stuff). SleepEZ was also a good one to look at but it has shorter coils (6 vs 8) than SOL does
I love our Engineered Sleep duo which is a hybrid pocketed coils and went with the latex 4" topper. It's like sleeping on a cloud, no pressure points, cooler than memory foam and since the topper is separate we can replace it unlike every other sewed in style of topper.
I personally found mattress shopping online so hard because almost all box mattresses are parent owned by 2 companies. Engineered Sleep is owned privately and a local business in North Carolina, using US made coils in texas. Almost every other one is made overseas. Saatva is another option but we didn't like it and it was $9k for about the same thing
for me, avoiding foam was key. that included latex. look at woolroom mattresses or some naturepedic mattresses. i have the eos classic latex free and love it. there is also one byu engineered sleep... duo hybrid that has a lot going on but no foam! engineered sleep makes the woolroom matteresses as i understand.
no foam=cooler. no foam=longer lasting.
You're in the wrong sub for this question. Go to r/mattress they know literally EVERYTHING. I bought a duo mattress from engineered sleep and it was life changing. I'm a side sleeper and too firm and too soft both cause hip and back pain, this plus my adjustable bed frame changed the game for me. Still trying to find pillows I like.
Check out Engineered Sleep. I have the Classic Hybrid Cushion Firm and it's about an 8 on the firm scale. It's more like a traditional spring mattress than the modern "hybrid" in that it's mostly coils with a couple inches of polyfoam and a soft cotton cover on top. Really high quality and it's flippable (the same on both sides). They also have the Duo mattress that you can swap the comfort layer on. The guys that own and run it are so nice and very helpful. If you give them a call they will get you the right product and might even be able to make some custom adjustments for you. They also have a 100 day trial and are a small business in South Carolina. Great buying experience with them.
They are not inexpensive but sometimes they have 25 percent off if you sign up for their texts. I would check their website. I like engineered sleep, which can also work for plus sized sleepers. We have one of their duo mattresses but they have more affordable options—look at their today and classic mattresses. If you look into them, I’d call or text them with questions. They are really knowledgeable and helpful and will tell you if they think something will work for you.
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