The Sleep On Latex Hybrid Mattress

sleep on latex — medium firmness paired with their 2 inch soft latex topper. Life changing and the best sleep I’ve had in years.

The brand is called “Slep On Latex”

Sleep on latex Medium King with 2 inch soft topper. My lower back got fixed and I sleep great now

Sleep on Latex is the brand

I’ll second SOL. Love mine. Do note though, thing is HEAVY. It’s a beast to move or adjust.

We use SleepOnLatex, $800 for a twin.

I think it’s because our bodies are all so different, so what’s needed for side sleeping pressure points while balancing support and durability is so varied. I start on my back, but turn to my side for the last 2 hours of sleep each night.. But also, I only weigh about 100 lbs. We bought a Leesa original in 2019 and loved it, though it was only a full due to our tiny bedroom. It got a pretty pronounced dent after only 3 years, but we rotated it and all was fine again. Would’ve probably kept it another couple years if we hadn’t moved to a place where we could finally fit a bigger mattress. We replaced it with a sleep on latex medium, because I wanted something more durable. Even the medium is on the firm side, and the first night I was absolutely miserable even before I turned on my side. My husband is 160 lbs and was ok. Not super happy, but not in pain like I was. In the middle of the night (bc I was NOT sleeping much!) I ordered some no-name 2” memory foam topper for same day delivery. That’s all I needed to turn it from unworkable to plush-but-supportive perfection. I know I’ll need to replace the topper within a year or two, but the base mattress will be great for a nice long time.

We had a beautyrest extra firm queen (brs900) that became our guest bed when we moved and had space for a king. We have a medium firmness king from sleep on latex. My husband loves it. I like it. It’s a little more firm than I want. I usually start out the night with him and if he snores I go back to the beautyrest. My step daughter was in a car accident before the first time she stayed with us and I bought a three inch soft topper from sleep on latex for her. She liked the bed so much that she mentions it each time she stays with us: I wish I had bought this after my accident instead of what we got. Funny thing is I like the bed even more with the topper. I end up sleeping on it a little more than half the nights. You need a firm base to support it. We are using the Zinius smart base. It has some drawbacks but the upside is it doesn’t sag. The way it’s constructed I’m not sure it can sag. I think mattress sag is a lot of the reason people complain about low back discomfort. And I think a lot of sag is a sagging base.

I understand that due being lightweight, I don't sink into mattresses much. In 2019, I purchased a Winkbed in Luxury Firm and it was heaven! I could sleep in any position and always woke up refreshed. This is from the very first night. It felt like I was wrapped in a hug all night. Motion isolation was great. Edge support was great. There wasn't a single thing wrong with the bed (except it being insanely heavy - especially in a king) and I only spent 5 minutes researching, if that. Unfortunately, it stayed with my ex. I planned to purchase it again but learned they changed things up in 2021 :/ and I'm not seeing great reviews now. I'm even seeing that the softer feels firm...come on now, Winkbed! I even emailed them to see if they had any old stock somewhere. No dice. I have now spent probably a combined 50 hours researching and am on my third mattress. I'm looking for something under $2k that my body will actually sink into! Or not just sink into and sit atop the coils that I'm not heavy enough to press into. What I've tried so far: **Sleep on Latex in medium** (no softer option) - it way too firm and uncomfortable. Loved that it was eco -friendly and ethically made. It was very heavy. It truly felt rock hard and my body hurt! Customer service was great. **Brooklyn Bedding Signature Signature Hybrid in medium with cooling pillow top** \- again, way too firm. I only got medium based off of a reddit review from someone around my size. The pillow top was not soft at all. I could feel where it dipped in the quilting (very deep dips imo, like potholes) and my body ached. it was softer than the Sleep on Latex, though. Didn't love the $99 return fee... **Helix Sunset** \- this is what I'm currently sleeping on. I tried it out at CB2 and it was significantly softer there. It was so wonderfully squishy and plush throughout. I didn't even care that random people watched me lay on it in what is mostly a furniture store. I ordered the sunset and...idk what I got but it is not that mattress from in-store! I've had it for a month and it's still far too firm. Softer than the other 2 by at least a bit but disappointing as it feels nothing like what I tried out. They are telling me it will get softer. I would have gone with the Luxe but trying that out in the store, I found the same issue with being able to feel the quilting/"potholes". Debating whether to accept a free topper as that's what the other two companies offered when I requested a return. I didn't accept those times but I am feeling defeated. I feel like I've read every post about people my size or about people looking for a truly soft mattress. My upper back hurts, my ribs REALLY hurt. I think I might be sinking in the top layer but then hit what I think are the hard coils? It's hard to know what is going on. I haven't had a goodnight's sleep all year. All mattresses were tried for at least a month. I have only been able to sleep on my back on all three and wake up with a lot of pain. My throat is dry because I think sleeping on my back leads to me sleeping with my mouth open. If I sleep on my side, I get even worse rib and chest pain. Please help! Are you or is someone you know around my weight? Please let me know what you/they use! I think I need something extra soft, something others would find to be too soft. Mattress shopping kills one's spirit.

We got our 4 year old a sleeponlatex twin bed and it is far and away the most comfortable mattress I've ever laid on.

We switched to a latex mattress from sleeponlatex when it became obvious that we would have to cosleep and we love it! I have a hard time sleeping on squishy hotel mattresses now.