Serta - Reed Plush Euro Top (SERTA-REED)

So I have a similar body shape as you (wider hips, tiny waist), also lightweight and a side sleeper. Too much foam and only your hips will sink, not your waist, this will create spinal misalignment. You need a neutral, flat surface. I am currently trying a Serta classic mattress and so far so good. It's a traditional coil mattress, with a little bit of foam on top. My waist and hips and sinking equally, which allows me to bend my knees at a 90° angle, which allow for proper breathing and spine relaxation. If you are located in Canada you can try it for 100 days ([https://www.nationalmattress.ca/product/serta-classic-pocket-coil-euro-top-plush-mattress-king?srsltid=AfmBOorF8H5rYZgTOMYhVzVuNMx\_MEwihsOSUXBhfq59KpIUWsSj6Tr4](https://www.nationalmattress.ca/product/serta-classic-pocket-coil-euro-top-plush-mattress-king?srsltid=AfmBOorF8H5rYZgTOMYhVzVuNMx_MEwihsOSUXBhfq59KpIUWsSj6Tr4)).

We got a Bloom guests sleep on occasionally (mostly our parents when they come to visit), and our young child sleeps on regularly. Everyone who has slept on it (including one who had a recent hip replacement) has commented how well/comfortably they slept. Meanwhile, my partner and I spent a decent chunk of money on a Serta hybrid and it is unfortunately not what I envisioned.

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.