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Jan 4, 2012 8:19 PM
I do not personally own a Sleep Science, but a good friend owns the SS Ara from Costco. He's had it a year or so and loves it. But- it's all memory foam (no latex) and a lot of it (5-6" on top I think). My husband just doesnt love the feel of most memory foam, so we opted not to try the Ara.
I do love the Tempurpedic Bellafina-- it's a very similar layering as the SS Hybrid-- memory foam over latex. It's a bit bouncier than most other Tempur models and it's fairly firm. I believe you'll read that about the SS Hybrid as well. The nice thing about the hybrid (not having actually tried it) is that it's quite a bit less expensive than the Bellafina and it's returnable nearly forever with Costco! Sort of a win win. Of course, maybe...
Dec 7, 2011 9:16 AM
The truth is, when you are trying to find a sleep system that will allow you to sink where you need to (hips and shoulders) but be supported up where you need it (waist, lower back). Latex, when trying to find the right one for you, needs to allow your hips and shoulders to sink while still holding the small ofyour back up to keep your alignment correct. Too many times we "buy" the...
Dec 4, 2011 11:22 AM
The truth is, when you are trying to find a sleep system that will allow you to sink where you need to (hips and shoulders) but be supported up where you need it (waist, lower back). Latex, when trying to find the right one for you, needs to allow your hips and shoulders to sink while still holding the small ofyour back up to keep your alignment correct. Too many times we "buy" the speech of the salesman (of which I am one) and do not pay...
Nov 20, 2011 11:13 AM
- Polyurethane foam covers a HUGE amount of materials, including memory foam... which does not break down as fast as other types of polyurethane foams.
- Sleeping hot many times is the individual but could also be the fact that being on a new support system that...
Dec 6, 2011 8:24 AM
First, if you are genuinely interested in the benefits of a memory foam mattress, you have to understand that, in spite of whatever anyone else may tell you, Tempurpedic really is THE best quality bed in the category. Buying any other brand means compromising in some way. They have the science, the research, and the years of experience that no other manufacturer can pretend to. Other brands can (and should!) be less expensive, but bear in mind the old adage, 'you get what you pay for'. With all the competition between mattress manufacturers, retailers, and even mattress types, if there is a product category in which this saying is true,...
Dec 5, 2011 5:59 AM
First, if you are genuinely interested in the benefits of a memory foam mattress, you have to understand that, in spite of whatever anyone else may tell you, Tempurpedic really is THE best quality bed in the category. Buying any other brand means compromising in some way. They have the science, the research, and the years of experience that no other manufacturer can pretend to. Other brands can (and should!) be less expensive, but bear in mind the old adage, 'you get what you pay for'. With all the competition between mattress manufacturers, retailers, and even mattress types, if there is a product category in which this saying is true, it's bedding. For every dollar you save, rest assured, there's something you give up (quality,...
Dec 8, 2011 1:59 PM
First, if you are genuinely interested in the benefits of a memory foam mattress, you have to understand that, in spite of whatever anyone else may tell you, Tempurpedic really is THE best quality bed in the category. Buying any other brand means compromising in some way. They have the science, the research, and the years of experience that no other manufacturer can pretend to. Other brands can (and should!) be less expensive, but bear in mind the old adage, 'you get what you pay for'. With all the competition between mattress manufacturers, retailers, and even mattress types, if there is a product category in which this saying is true,...
Jan 10, 2012 3:30 PM
In my case, I've tried a Tempurpedic Deluxe which only lasted maybe 6 months and turned out to sag a huge amount and sleep really hot. We also tried a Keetsa Pillow Plus that was awesome (nice and firm and no pain!) for about 2 months and then started sagging, but not enough to allow for a warranty exchange. And of course, I waited longer than 90 days to return the mattress, so I'm SOL on that one.
Growing up, it seemed...
Jan 3, 2012 12:32 PM
Jan 4, 2012 3:45 PM