Juno Hybrid Mattress

Throughout my life I have struggled. Plush is great for my back I found, horrible for whatever hip issue I have that remains undiagnosed. Firm kills my back and shoulders. I cheaped out a week ago and bought a Juno hybrid because the best nights sleep I have had have been in other people’s bed in a box mattresses. A week in, I’m sold. I was skeptical given the cheap price and mixed reviews. I don’t expect it to last years, it was more of an experiment. But I’m glad I did it. I have woken up pain free all week. Whether that lasts, I do not know.

We have a juno Cheap, comfy and Canadian

Personally, I won’t go back from memory foam. I don’t like TempurPedic but we have a Bear mattress on our bed and a much cheaper Juno for the guest room. I like both more than any coil mattress I’ve had.

I bought a Juno last year and it’s great. Not too expensive (my Queen sized one was around $500 plus tax) and they delivered it to my front door.

We went with a Juno. We are never going back to anything else

Look into foam mattresses. The fancy kind with layers with a couple different densities, that comes squished in a little box. We got a Juno and it's been great. For reference, my late wife's body type was "former ballerina, still fits the leotard"; mine is "excelled at those aspects of rugby that don't rely on agility". I was never quite three times her mass, but was not too far off as her health worsened. We had somewhat different sleep schedules, and we both slept well on the foam. I could get up early for work without waking her. Dog could jump up and down off the bed all night without waking either of us. Very movement-isolating, in my experience. ++man

When I was very concerned about money maybe 8 years ago, I bought the cheapest mattress in a box I could get (Juno), then put a mattress topper on it. It is very comfortable. I upgraded to a king last year and did the same thing because I like it so much. The old mattress is in the guest room and has no dents or impressions.