Tempur-Pedic - TEMPUR-ProAdapt® (Medium)

Tempur-Pedic is one of those things you hate until you try it. I used to clown on my parents for spending thousands on a mattress. Then I actually slept on theirs for a week when visiting and holy sh\*t. It’s like sleeping in zero gravity. I bought the Tempur ProAdapt medium when I got home. It hurt my wallet badly but three years later it still feels brand new. I move around a lot in my sleep and my partner doesn’t feel a thing. Only downside: moving it into the house was like wrangling a drunk walrus.

Tempur-Pedic ProAdapt medium is the best thing I’ve ever bought in my life. I would fight a bear to protect that mattress.[](https://lovable.dev/projects/1c71fe17-d814-4e81-985f-313264583bed?utm_source=lovable-badge)

I just ordered this and will receive on Friday! I'm sending back a tempur medium supreme non hybrid that I found to squish down way too far and have horrible response and continued to off gas something awful even after a thorough several day air out. The surface of it felt hard as a rock and then you'd slowing sink in and keep slowly sinking in forever! I didn't like it all except it felt fine if you just were laying on your back only. Side and stomach you'd feel somewhat sunken in a bad way. Maybe the firm would have been better but with the off gassing and slow response I moved on all together. I come from using a 2011 Tempur Cloud Supreme from which has a plush surface and excellent response time. Over the years it's lost it's support so I'm on my third try with the Leesa and praying it works! First tried a bear medium hybrid (hard, okay on back but not on side or stomach, too springy!) then when I saw what trouble the return process and iffy warranty stuff could be switched to costco offering for ease and warranty aspect. Good luck!

Saatva Classic or Tempur-Pedic ProAdapt, both durable, supportive, and great for long-term comfort.

I had a wonder Tempurpedic for 19 years which I bought at Brookstone. Best mattress ever. It was time to replace it, and now I am on my third Pro-Adapt and hate them all. The company is not what it once was. So I am now looking for another brand so have been reading comments on this site. 

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.

This is my story! Side-sleeper with an expensive memory foam mattress (Tempurdic) is killing my back.

Don't know how anyone can say that a memory foam mattress like tempurpedic is "best" without caveats. If you're in a hot climate it's ridiculously hot because memory foam retains the heat. Be ready to run your HVAC several degrees cooler just to have it feel like a normal mattress. I also found them (have owned 2) to cause lower back pain. It's said that since the hips are the heaviest part of the body, they sink in more, which puts you out of alignment. That is how I feel whenever I sleep on something else for a couple nights, then the Tempurpedic. I made a DIY latex mattress that I like infinitely more. I would try some mattresses in stores, and maybe order something with a free return policy. If you don't love it, return it.

I’m a side sleeper with spinal stenosis. I can only sleep on my Tempur-Pedic mattress (medium firmness) My back hurts on any other bed.