Sealy Posturepedic (Sealy) - Posturepedic Elite Hybrid (High Point II)

If you're going to drop that kind of money on a mattress, why go DTC? I can understand the sub 1500 ones a little bit better.. But once your in the range of a 2500-3000 you get some pretty sweet beds by the more established manufacturers... I'd go with a S&F Studio, iSeries 2.0, or even a Tempur Adapt or the new Sealy Posturepedic Highpoint(albeit probably right at 3k after tax...) Beds that come rolled up in boxes, aside from maybe Purple (the grid is a little different way of getting the bed into a compact box) In 10 years of being in the bedding industry, maybe once a year tops do I meet someone that had a BIAB for adult use for over 8 years that wants another one.. usually a solid 5 years before comfort life starts to degrade significantly

I’m very hot natured as well, which heats things up for my wife. I’m sure you’ll get many suggestions. My wife and I bought a new King mattress and electric bed frame that raises up and down with remote, a few years ago. We opted for a Sealy Posturepedic Hybrid with cooling technology. It has many layers that offer a combination of support. The top portion is differing densities of memory foam. We wanted that because I have a lot of arthritis. It does stay cooler than some mattresses that are just straight memory foam all the way through. I’m 6’2” 250lbs and my wife is tall and slim. But we’re not small people either. Take a couple of weekends to go and lay on mattresses. That’s a must. A decent one isn’t cheap. We didn’t buy the most expensive or the cheapest, but it still hurt my feelings. We just hadn’t bought one in about 25 years at the time. Our only regret is not going a little firmer, as the salesman suggested. Softer feels better when trying out. Lastly, go to a place where they have a bed you can lay on that has sensors which maps your body and all of your pressure points and hot spots. This takes a lot of the guessing out of what you actually need and will feel best when you get it home. We bought from a local high end furniture store who had this. At the time, mattress stores in our area didn’t offer that technology; and where we bought didn’t end up being any more expensive. Hope you find what works best for you all.

I’m chuckling as I’m reading this because I’m sleeping on a firm Sealy Posturpedic that I bought in 2007, and it’s still going strong but man that first 90 days was like sleeping on plywood. I should have gotten a better topper for it.

I bought a Sealy Posturepedic for about $2k. Best bed I've ever had. After doing some research I found that the same bed is sold at different stores for different prices under different names. Freedom was the cheapest (where I got it), Davis Jones was the most expensive at $3500.

I bought a Sealy Posturepedic for about $2k. Best bed I've ever had. After doing some research I found that the same bed is sold at different stores for different prices under different names. Freedom was the cheapest (where I got it), Davis Jones was the most expensive at $3500.

The original mattress factory company. We have one. You can flip it too! Had it since February we like it. Although I actually went firmer than I wanted. My partner likes firmer so I thought I’d try it. Might get a topper and see if that’s better for me.

We got a Posturepedic in February but the store we went to was very educational and they shared a lot of information so worth a trip.

This is what we got from them I misspoke looked it up it’s an orthopedic https://preview.redd.it/f1cysst3qnte1.jpeg?width=1125&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=788869f351396aee3bbc913abacc20143328d703

Ngl I have a posturepedic that’s like 20 years old too (it’s been used on and off, not continuous) and I’m dreading the day I have to find a new one. From what I’ve seen most mattresses aren’t flippable anymore and seem to wear unevenly.