Nest Bedding - Owl Natural Latex Hybrid Mattress

The coolest mattress I've tried is the nest owl which is latex

The owl was very comfortable but my hips didn't like latex

We got the Owl mattress by Nest Bedding a couple years ago and I still love it! It has different firmness levels in the latex foam insert for each side and you get a free replacement of that insert since that's what gets worn out before the springs underneath. We also co slept on it for a while. I highly suggest finding a store where you can try out the mattresses. Natural and non toxic is important but if it's not a great mattress then you're getting less sleep and more guilt wanting to replace it lol

Sleep on latex firm with a memory foam topper is my "budget recommendation". Nest owl hybrid if you're looking for something more expensive but worth it.

Check out the nest owl latex hybrid. You can do a split king with different firmness on each side. It's very comfortable. I tried it in store and loved it. I have one being delivered this week for one of my rooms. They also offer 365 day trial and a comfort exchange you can use once throughout the life of the mattress. (Replace the top layer of foam). DLX also offers split sides. They have a 100 day trial I believe?

I have a Leesa Legend Chill in my primary bedroom and after a few weeks I really love it. I wasn't sure at first because it seemed a tad firm, but it's softened up now and it's very comfortable and plush and doesn't sleep hot. In one of my guest rooms, I have a Nest Owl, and it's a latex hybrid and it's also very comfortable. I have a medium and it's more on the medium firm side because it's latex, but it is also softening. It sleeps cool. They have a one year trial period and they also include a one time comfort layer exchange for life. The top of the mattress unzips and you can either change the firmness or just get a new layer if it needs replacing in the future. If you're having issues with sagging, I would definitely make sure you have a solid base and not a box spring or those bowed slats. Mattresses these days are heavy and need really strong solid support. Also, make sure to get a mattress protector to make sure you don't void any warranties in the future.

You both might benefit from an internal split king (one mattress but the top comfort layer is split inside). DLX hybrid is one (they also have a latex hybrid). Nest also makes a memory foam (Nest Sparrow) or a latex (Nest Owl). These are nice because the quilted top unzips and the comfort layer can be exchanged or replaced down the road and you can each dial in the exact comfort and support that you need. You can even put memory foam on one side and latex on the other. There are options which is great. I have a Nest Owl in medium in one room and it's very comfortable. I've tried all the Winkbeds in store and I feel like they are just meh. I don't like the materials they use. The luxury firm is pretty firm and you will almost definitely find it too firm as a lightweight side sleeper. I'm shorter and heavier than you and I thought it was like a brick with a quilted top. The soft version was much more comfortable but your partner will find it to be too soft. In another room, I have an Engineered Sleep Classic Hybrid Cushion Firm and a 3in medium talalay topper and it's very supportive with cushion for side sleeping. They also have the Sleep Duo (I think that's the name) where you get the base and choose the top comfort layer which can be replaced in the future without having to replace the whole mattress. They are a small business and have excellent customer service. They're so nice! They even invited me to come to the factory next time I'm in town and they would give me a tour. With that said, buying in store is almost more of a crap shoot than finding something online that would suit you. You can try them in store and still not like it when you actually sleep on it and you're stuck paying fees and you still have to use the credit to buy something from the same store where you may not have liked anything else. If you buy online, you get to try it and the majority of brands allow free returns, so there's little to no risk. There are also showrooms around that carry the most popular online brands to try out in person before you order them (check your area).

Latex hybrid master race. SpringLeaf or Nest Bedding. Better than memory foam in every way.

What did u end up buying? - I liked the Nest Owl Latex Hybrid. It has quilted cotton and Joma wool compared to the Finch. I am deciding to pull trigger on Nest Owl.

Severe back issues here—We’ve had our Nest Bedding mattress for nearly 7 years and we’re still as happy as on day one. It’s got a lifetime warranty t’boot!

[Owl Natural Hybrid Latex](https://www.nestbedding.com/products/owl-natural-latex-hybrid-mattress). They didn’t have the bird naming convention back then but I looked up my receipt and this is the one; ours is Medium firmness.

I’d suggest the Birch Luxe Latex with a foam topper. I’m also a side sleeper, 250 ish. Bad back. I went with the Next Owl (latex) in medium with a 3 memory foam topper. The Birch was my runner up. I love my Nest. No regrets. Love their policies. I suggested the Birch instead, simply because it’s probably something that was already on your list. It’s a great mattress and solid option . Hope this helps!

We switched to a latex hybrid seven years ago. I was having hip pain prior to that. I'd wake up in the morning and it would take about ten minutes for my hips to feel fully functional. They were just really stiff. Now, I can sit cross legged on the floor again, easily, with no more stiffness or pain in the morning. It's the most comfortable mattress I've ever slept on. Just right for me.

Nest. I think they call it the Owl now. It's their one latex hybrid, and we got medium firmness.

I really like my Nest hybrid. Great customer service. I had it for 6 years and feel like I could sell it as new. In fact I bought the same one in a bigger size because I liked it so much.