Cloud Luxe

yes its so sad my friends temp cloud luxe was the best sleep id ever had. they dont make them anymore. the new ones suck

Spent around $5k on the Tempur-Pedic Cloud Luxe with adjustable base like a decade ago. Someone once told me that most people spend at most an average of an hour a day in their car and will spend $5-100k on it but spend 8-10 hours in bed and only want to spend a few hundred on that. Take that how you will. Its been incredible and a life saver after a string of back injuries and I'll purchase another one from them some day but this one still looks and feels like new.

Zinnus green tea cooling gel mattress from Amazon. Had a high end tempur-pedic cloud luxe for a lot of years. Loved it. Tried my son’s Zinnus when it was time to replace and bought one for a mere fraction of the price. I’m a side sleeper and have no issues. I replaced it once after 4-ish years but when I weigh the cost against the tempur-pedic I’m still legions ahead. Costco sheets. No blanket. It’s not hot. Have one in my RV now, too. FWIW.

We have the Tempurpedic Cloud Luxe supreme and it’s the best mattress in the world. I’m a side sleeper and after 9 years it still feels as good as day 1.

What mattress would you recommend for me with Lower back pain? I’ve had a Tempur pedic king cloud for now 10 years but my Lower back has been coming back since two months ago. I sleep in my belly/side sleeping I tried new Breeze luxe from Tempur pedic and feels good but it’s nearly 7k for that…. I am also 5”10 weight 265 What would be your top pick?

I've tested more than 100 mattresses, and if I had $2,000, I'd get the Tempur-Cloud. It does an amazing job of contouring to your body, but not everyone loves the Tempur foam. My runner-up would be the Leesa Sapira.

I love Tempurpedic. As a mattress reviewer, I've slept on three models. My favorite is the Cloud, but they all have the Tempur foam, which I've found does an amazing job of contouring to your body. But, it isn't for everyone. Some people are off put by it. I have found they're durable, and the warranty does cover indentation up to 0.75 inches. Most other warranties I've seen are 1.5 inches. https://preview.redd.it/on974f7l5shg1.jpeg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=afc7505ebfbc5d8491eadf11263f2be8cf3474f3

I’m just not sure any of them are meant to last anymore. I’m a back sleeper, and we ended up giving our kid our Tempurpedic cloud which I loved, because I needed an adjustable base. Our old mattress was at least 10 or more years old, and still has plenty of life. The cheaper memory foams we have in the other bedrooms don’t seem that great. I bought a split king through Costco, and it has a medium and soft side (also the adjustable base). The soft side isn’t too soft, the medium was a bit firmer than we liked. I think it’s Sleep Science. So we’ve had it almost two years, and so far, it seems to be holding up. I’ve read that Tempurpedics aren’t what they used to be. And most mattresses are not made to be forever. They have a definite end point, esp spring mattresses.