Tempur-Pedic - LuxeAdapt Medium Hybrid

Chronic pain person here and it’s head to toe pain for me with issues in my neck to my toes… tempurpedic luxadapapt medium hybrid. But Dr Lady Spinedoc however recommended another bed very recently.

Firm tempur pedic luxe king. We tried them all in store. Did 0 percent financing and got the adjustable base and pillows. Sleeps so good.

Second that. Expensive as shit, but the durability is insane so far. Had it for 5 years and feels as good as the day I bought it. Suspect it will last me 10…maaaaybe 15 years, so the lifetime cost of ownership will probably be the same or maybe marginally more than a much cheaper mattress

Love my adjustable temparpedic

I'm not sure what your budget is. I am on a very fixed income, but my back was a wreck sleeping on the majority of mattresses I've tried. I have both upper and lower back pain. I learned the hard way that memory foam mattresses just aren't firm enough for me. Though I did have a Temperpedic hybrid mattress that did pretty good. But I've learned that finding budget price coil mattresses is a real challenge now. After seeing some people here on Reddit recommending a Beautyrest PressureSmart 2.0 I scraped together the $1100 it cost to get one, and absolutely love it. It is very firm, so if you don't like a very firm mattresses, this wouldn't be it. But I need super firm and I have been so incredibly happy with it. My back has improved immensely since making the switch.

Got my Tempurpedic hybrid 2 years ago and it still looks like the day it was delivered (I'm 300+ lbs for reference). My mother bought her Tempur 20+ years ago and it is still going strong. Don't cheap out on sleep!

I do not recommend Tempur pedic. I got a hybrid mattress 3 years ago and it’s destroying my back. I had no back issues prior to this mattress. Currently also looking for a new one 😭

I got a Tempur-Pedic mattress. Hybrid. Hate it- it makes my lower back and hips hurt. I can’t wait to replace it. When I stay at hotels and the bed is comfortable I try to note the brand.

Yeah I think so. Softer mattresses won't last as long but will be more comfortable and help with pressure points. At the end of the day you just want to pick the one that feels best for you. I had a Tempur-Pedic higher end model once that was excellent at reducing pressure points but it didn't last quite as long as I hoped it would and they're expensive. You could also consider a split King bed which is essentially just two Twin XL mattresses next to each other (same as King) so you could each pick out your own mattress.

Best firm mattress I ever had was a tempurpedic from about 10 years ago, I got the medium firm due to a serious back injury, and that was as perfect of a bed I’ve ever experienced. It was absolutely bliss to sleep on.