Sealy Posturepedic (Sealy) - Posturepedic® Plus Hybrid Norman II 13" Medium Mattress

Yeah man, I hear that. I’ve been having problems from an overloaded delivery route for the last 10 years. I returned a firm Sealy posturpedic plus a while back, the previous model to these newer ones. And I’ve tried and returned countless mattresses over these years with no success. I’m in the process of trying to get layers for an all foam DIY.

My Posturepedic hybrid has lasted a year and still feels brand new. I always get compliments on it from my friends. I went on craigslist and found a discount mattress store in Tampa (B&G Mattress & Furniture), and I got it there. Cash price was like $800. But the mattress is worth like almost $2500 from the Sealy website. Maybe **go with a hybrid** next time! I grilled the owner so that I would get one that lasts as long as possible, and he said that’s the one that he has. He described it as firmer being a hybrid, but it’s like the softest thing I’ve ever felt lmao.

Just went through this. Went to countless stores. Multiple sales people tried telling me which bed was the best with the best warranty. I finally noticed that a hybrid was the type of bed I found to be the most comfortable. First noticed the sealy medium hybrid. Then figured I would just lay on a tempur medium hybrid. Loved both. Was nervous, reading that hybrids sleep hot. I ended up getting qoutes on both with adjustable bases. Sealy was around 4200. Tempur was like 6500 or 7k. Really didnt want to spend that much. Hopped online as I live in a city. Found countless wholesalers and resellers selling similar beds. Purchased the sealy first. Medium hybrid. Sealed brand new in plastic for 400. It was queen for my spare bedroom. I felt that I needed to test it out myself for multiple nights before buying a King for my master. Slept through the whole night. Woke up in the same position I fell asleep in. Couldn't get enough. Biggest concern for me is summer with all the reviews stating memory foam sleeps hot. Ended up spending a little extra on a returned tempurpedic medium hybrid cool breeze. I found one for $750. I was very concerned buying a bed that I know was returned from a previous owner within 90 days. But im happy to say I've been getting the best sleep I have ever gotten in my life. Im beyond thrilled. After spending weeks reading and shopping beds, I hope my shared experience can be of some help.

Sealy medium hybrid. I was in the same boat with my foam mattress and switched to this. Things have been much better!

I bought this mattress about a month ago but it is too soft I get bad back pain when I sleep on my stomach. I am about 250lbs so that’s probably a factor.

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’ve helped a few older family members pick beds and I’ll say this gently, comfort beats fancy every time. Side sleepers usually need more shoulder give, and hybrids like the Sealy can feel familiar and easier on aging joints. If she loved it before, that trust matters. Memories and comfort go far.

I try to avoid pillow top mattresses after having one sag like crazy but it's very hard to find. Currently I have a Casper mattress in the primary and a Sealy Posturepedic Hybrid in the guest room. Both are pretty great. Sealy runs sales on their website really often. I always add a foam topper too. That way if any sagging starts to happen I can just replace the topper. The Foam Factory website sells nice toppers. I'm a big fan of their HD36-HQ egg crate topper.

We have a Sealy Posturepedic hybrid mattress and it's awesome. Had it for almost 5 years now and it's still in great condition. No sagging or anything. We bought a firm one so that when it's broken in and a bit older it will be medium firm. Came with a 10 year warranty and we always keep a cover on it.

I bought a Sealy Posturepedic hybrid mattress one year ago and paid about 2k for it. ( I’m still making payments.) for the last two months I’ve been waking up with terrible mid back pain and the feeling that there was a shallow crater in the mattress around where my butt is… like I’m sinking down into mattress and my spine is all out of alignment. I took all of the bedding off the matress and used a rigid yard stick to check for dips and sure enough- there’s. .5” deep concave area right where I’ve been feeling it. Half an inch doesn’t sound significant but but trust me when I say that it certainly feels significant! I’ve had the mattress for too long for the store I bought it from to do anything for me and the Sealy warranty doesn’t kick in until the dip becomes a lot deeper and more visible. My husband and I decided enough was enough and found a nice supportive 3” slab of organic latex that someone who was moving was giving away. I cut my tortuous mattress open and performed major surgery- ripping out three layers of cheap, floppy foam, replacing it with the latex, and encasing my new masterpiece in a new mattress protector that I bought on Amazon for $40. I can’t wait to sleep on it!!! We just finished up. If you’re feeling adventurous, you could save yourself a ton of money and hassle by going the diy route.