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I bough a FloBeds back in September. You can read all about it in my thread that I started for this purchase entitled, "Just Bought a New FloBeds." You'll have to go to the bottom of the thread and hit the "All" button to read all of the entries.

I didn't care for the V. zone configuration either and purchased an all-natural four layer mattress. The topmost layer being a 2 inch piece of convoluted soft natural latex. The bottom three layers are 3 inches each therefore making a mattress that is approximately 11 inches thick, and is all 100% natural Talalay process latex.

I don't know where you're getting the 9 inches of cotton from. All of their mattress's come with a mattress cover that has about an inch of organic cotton sown into the cover. It makes a very nice cover, and I have enjoyed the bed very much.

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No idea where you're getting the 9" of cotton, but I agree that the best person to answer the question of "what Flobed should I buy" is the guys at Flobeds.  I have a Flobeds mattress, and yes, I called them, and yes, they recommended the V-Zone, and no, I didn't buy it (for one thing it was more expensive and for another, that v-zone layer was more complicated than I wanted to deal with).

I basically chose my mattress based on my budget, they don't have *that* many models.  I eyeballed them, picked a budget and bought the mattress that fit it.  I called them and discussed my height, weight, and sleeping position, they recommended firmness levels that ended up being pretty much spot on.

My mattress is made up of four layers of latex.  Three layers are roughly 2.75" each, and they are layered directly on top of each other. ...

I've got all natural LI talalay from Flobeds. Queen size bed--one side is (top to bottom) soft (but the high range of their soft, i.e. 23-24 ILD), firm (32), firm (32) and the other side is medium (28), medium (28), extra firm (36). On top of both sides is a very thin layer of egg-crate foam (Flobeds says that while it's equivalent to a 14 ILD). This combination is good for me; I'm about 5'6" and 130 lbs, with lots of muscle and nerve pain problems. I need a soft top surface but with very good support underneath for my back. I prefer the soft, firm, firm side for side-sleeping and the med, med, X-firm side for back sleeping. Linda...

You have to look a the cost of the mattress cover and the return policy as well.  The cost of the wool filled covers are pretty expensive, I believe around $250-350 (depending in part if you want organic).   100% naturual will cost more than blended talalay or dunlop.

Flobeds has a great exchange and return policy, and more options in firmness to choose from.   It comes with a nice cover too.  Sleepez, foamsweetfoam, and sleeplikeabear have various return and exchange policies as well.   Sleepez and foamsweetfoam will come with a nice cover.

Having said that, rockymountainmattress is a good deal for the 2 and 3" pieces, but you cannot return them.  I have purchased from them and the quality is good.  My pieces are actually slightly thicker than they were suppose to be.  They don't have many options for firmness, but it is possible if you call them you can get some different...

For those that have followed my story, I recently purchased a vzone Flobed with blended latex.  I was about 80-90% happy with it, but I did have more heat issues than I use to on an innerspring, and I did not find an all latex bed totally satisfying.  Why not totally satisfying?  Hard to say for sure, I think a prefer a slightly plusher feel than all latex provides.  However, the vzone is great for reducing pressure points, since you can adjust the firmness of the hips and shoulder (and other) areas seperately.

Anyway, a friend of mine recently bought a Sealy Reserve cushion firm.  He did not really like it, and went back to to his old mattress after just a few days.  He could not return the Sealy (he could exchange but once burned...).  So, I made a decision to buy it from him at a discount, return the Flobed, and see if I...