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Nov 8, 2011 8:53 AM
Do you know much about Berkeley Ergonomics mattresses? They have a model called the Willow or Alpine. It's honeycombed pocket coils- like 1,200+ and 2" of ~25ILD talalay latex on top of that. Seems to be very good quality and like it would last 10 years or so. 10 year full warranty.
Keeping in mind that need a relatively firm mattress with good support b/c I am a stomach sleeper, and that I do like a bit of cush at the top, any thoughts on this combination? Or the reputation / quality / durability of Berkeley Ergonomics?
Many thanks!
No, I don't know anything about them, but their product seems pretty good on the website. Generally, coils laced...
Nov 6, 2011 8:20 AM
Nov 4, 2011 7:53 AM
May I ask what your mattress of choice is now days? That'll help me judge the level of softness you prefer in comparison to the 'too hard for you' hybrid if that makes sense :)
I've become pretty familiar with latex, memory foam, etc... in the past few months, so I should be able to understand your soft/firm preference based on what you're sleeping on now- assuming you love what you have now! ;)
I have pretty firm Sealy springs + 2" 32 talalay + 1" 24 talalay + 1" 5.9lb memory foam + 1" 19 ILD talalay. In winter, I add 1" of 4lb mem-cool memory foam on top (I am using that right now). In summer, I tend to like...
Nov 3, 2011 8:56 AM
I had a few questions about your experience with Sleep Science hybrid if you have a moment.
LONG story short, we took a chance on the Sealy Embody Introspection a few months ago b/c my husband doesn't like the feel of traditional Tempurpedic memory foam. He likes it with a quicker recovery time- less deep slow sinking, slightly bouncier. Which the Introspection was. We LOVED it for about 8-10 weeks. But, now it's already softening and sinking a TON and the past several nights we're both having back pain again. We've tried 100% latex which I loved on paper, but in real life, just never worked out for us.
I was researching the Tempurpedic Bellafina when I realized it was memory foam over latex over...
Nov 8, 2011 7:35 AM
Do you know much about Berkeley Ergonomics mattresses? They have a model called the Willow or Alpine. It's honeycombed pocket coils- like 1,200+ and 2" of ~25ILD talalay latex on top of that. Seems to be very good quality and like it would last 10 years or so. 10 year full warranty.
Keeping in mind that need a relatively firm mattress with good support b/c I am a stomach sleeper, and that I do like a bit of cush at the top, any thoughts on this combination? Or the reputation / quality / durability of Berkeley Ergonomics?
Many thanks!
Nov 6, 2011 6:41 AM
I am nearly certain you have to buy the box spring separately. But- I think they list two options on the site- one just mattress and the other as a set.
The top is mattress with foundation. The bottom is mattress only.
I have a friend with this mattress and he very much enjoys it.
...Nov 3, 2011 10:51 AM
May I ask what your mattress of choice is now days? That'll help me judge the level of softness you prefer in comparison to the 'too hard for you' hybrid if that makes sense :)
I've become pretty familiar with latex, memory foam, etc... in the past few months, so I should be able to understand your soft/firm preference based on what you're sleeping on now- assuming you love what you have now! ;)
...Nov 3, 2011 6:35 AM
Just checking in to see if you'd made a decision or a purchase? Did you wind up going with the Sleep Science hybrid? If you did- I'd love to hear what you think!
...Nov 7, 2011 11:11 AM
Nov 5, 2011 7:02 PM
ETA: This is the link to the mattress: http://www.costco.com/Browse/Product.aspx?Prodid=11307373
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