Reddit · r/Mattress · 3 days ago
Under 30 days in, no more than three to five hours of sleep a night; it feels comfortable but almost pushes back, and most pillows go flat on top of it, including cervical and luxury ones.
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Reddit · r/Mattress · 3 days ago
Under 30 days in, no more than three to five hours of sleep a night; it feels comfortable but almost pushes back, and most pillows go flat on top of it, including cervical and luxury ones.
Reddit · r/Mattress · 9 days ago
Combination sleeper who found the Helix Midnight Luxe still too firm for side sleeping after 40+ nights, with shoulder and hip pressure, and is starting a return.
SleepRecs · Trevor · 10 days ago
Bought the queen Original about two and a half years ago. I'm 6'1, around 200 lb, and I switch between my back and my side all night. The first year I honestly had no complaints. Medium feel, and the top layer pushes back a little so you don't sink and get stuck. It sits on a slatted frame and we rotate it every few months like they say. Still, there's now a dip where my hips go, and I wake up with a stiff lower back unless I roll over onto my wife's half. Mornings I perch on the side of the bed to get dressed and the foam just collapses there. In summer it holds heat too, the covers are off by 2am.
SleepRecs · Renee K. · 10 days ago
We got the Casper Original a little over two years ago to replace an old innerspring that was wrecking my lower back. I flip between back and stomach most nights and I run warm. The first year was really good. It feels medium, a bit plush on top but you don't sink in like an all memory foam bed, and my husband rolling over doesn't wake me. Year two is where it went so-so. There's a softer patch where my hips go now, and on stomach nights I wake up with my lower back arched. It also holds heat in summer more than I'd like, we ended up adding a cooling pad. The edge is fine for sitting to put socks on but I wouldn't sleep right on it. For a lighter side sleeper I think it's a nice bed. For me it was fine, not more.
Reddit · r/Mattress · 10 days ago
They swapped to this mattress, which was good until about 90 days, then became too soft, and they returned it.
SleepRecs · Mikey D · 10 days ago
Me 250 lb, wife about 140, queen. First couple months it was great, the quilted top is soft and the coils kept my back straight. By the end of year one there was a dip on my side you can see with the sheets off. I sleep hot anyway and this doesn't help, the top layers hold heat. Sit on the edge to put socks on and it squashes way down. When my wife rolls over I feel it. Lifetime warranty sounds nice but I've had to measure the dip and send pics and we're still going back and forth. If you're a big guy look at something firmer.
SleepRecs · R.J · 10 days ago
Got the Classic in the luxury firm and I'm a side sleeper, which was probably my mistake. Shoulders and hips just had nowhere to sink, and I woke up with a sore lower back most mornings for about 2 months. It does sleep cooler than my old foam bed, and the build feels solid. Ended up using the return window. Would try the plush if I ever gave it another go
SleepRecs · Gerald Mitchell · 11 days ago
Retired last year and finally replaced the 15 year old spring mattress that had a permanent dip on my side. Bought the Casper Original about 8 months ago. I'm a side sleeper, around 180 lb, and my shoulder and hip stopped aching in the mornings, which was the whole reason I bought it. It is not too soft and not too firm, just right for me, and I haven't noticed it sleeping warm at all. My wife and I both sleep on it with no complaints so far, and I don't feel her moving around. No sagging yet, but it's only been 8 months so I can't speak for year 4 like some folks on the forums. Delivery in a box was easier than I feared, it did smell a little for the first day. Very happy overall.
Reddit · r/Mattress · 11 days ago
Overall liked, but it is like sleeping in a furnace; even with the mattress protector removed, CoolShift sheets and no covers in a tank top, they are still sweating.
Reddit · r/Mattress · 11 days ago
They had this mattress for about five years before it became uncomfortable.
Reddit · r/Mattress · 11 days ago
Four months in and still getting better after trying latex, Saatva and Sleep Number
Reddit · r/Mattress · 12 days ago
Needed an extra inch of memory foam topper to relieve side and shoulder pressure, then it worked
Reddit · r/Mattress · 12 days ago
Classic Luxury Firm from about 6 to 7 years ago developed two indentations for two 250 lb sleepers and the foam compressed.
Reddit · r/Mattress · 14 days ago
Really loved it so far, with no back, neck or shoulder pain since switching to the Costco unit.
Reddit · r/Mattress · 15 days ago
They use a Tempur-pedic Pro Adapt Medium Hybrid with an adjustable base and have had no back issues, calling it a good blend of coil and foam support.
Reddit · r/Mattress · 15 days ago
A side sleeper at 175 lb finds it gives in and hurts his back after a few months
Reddit · r/Mattress · 15 days ago
Foam softens overnight, hips sink and the back aches on the ProAdapt Firm; a latex topper fixed it
Reddit · r/Mattress · 16 days ago
A heavier sleeper calls the Plus with cooling top the best mattress they've owned
Reddit · r/Mattress · 16 days ago
Eighteen months in; both sides were too hard until a softer topper was sent
Reddit · r/Mattress · 17 days ago
After loving the luxury firm, the GravityLux was painfully firm and no exchange was available
Reddit · r/Mattress · 17 days ago
Seven years of use before the Bear Hybrid wore out
Reddit · r/Mattress · 19 days ago
Two weeks in the Latex Hybrid doesn't sink and is not too soft or firm, though some middle back stiffness remains while it breaks in
Reddit · r/Mattress · 20 days ago
Replaced within 1.5 years because the foam broke down and the zones gave no hip or shoulder support despite a good foundation and protector
Reddit · r/Mattress · 21 days ago
A regular Estate slept on for six years is amazing.