Serta - iSeries NXG Foam Mattress (1500 Firm Foam, 2500 Plush Foam, 3500 Medium Foam, 4500 Ultra Plush Foam, etc.)

I’m 6’1 250. Recently got a tempur pedic medium firm luxe breeze. After finding the right foundation for it the slight sinking we had went away and I’ve been sleeping well. Before that I had a Serta I series medium with memory foam and it worked great too. Only other bed I’ve tried was a firm box spring which worked but I woke up still feeling tired. The other was a box spring with a memory foam topper which was also great and the cost was obviously much cheaper than a full memory foam

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 just bought a serta queen and it is short by 4 inches all around. The sheets do not fit. What a joke.

My wife and I upgraded our Jayco stock mattress to a Serta queen. It came rolled up and vacuum sealed so it was super easy to get into the RV bedroom. Cut open the plastic, let it expand and breathe for a few days and we were good to go. I sleep as well on that one as I do at home. Love it.