Leesa - Sapira Chill Hybrid Mattress

The Leesa Sapira Chill is one of the better options for the money for cooling. The phase change material is the same tech they put in athletic wear and stuff meaning it keeps you nice and cool

At your size the main issues are sagging, soft edges, and overheating. A mattress with strong coils and dense foam will hold up better and stay supportive. The Leesa Sapira Chill Hybrid is built for that, with solid edge support and a cooling cover that helps with heat. It’s a good choice if you want something comfortable that actually lasts.

We got the leesa hybrid from Costco. No back or hip pain. The only drawback is that the edge is not firm.

I had insane buyer’s remorse with my first online mattress (a Leesa). At first it was “wow, so comfy!” and by year two it was sag city. My advice is don’t let the first month trick you. Look for reviews from people 2–3 years in—that’s where you’ll see the truth.

I love my leesa.

I had a Leesa. Solid at first but got too soft way too fast.

Similar with coils from Costco we opted for a Leesa!

I’ve had Tempurpedic and Leesa. I’m about to get a Winkbed but waiting til Labor Day.

i think Helix and Leesa does amazing job. What might actually help u cut through the noise is the sleep quiz from helix that asks about our sleep position, body type, all that. It's not perfect but it at least narrowed things down to models or specific that made sense instead of guessing and if u can actually try stuff in showrooms, that beats online reviews by a mile