Soliciting feedback on Vi-Spring and Hypnos
Aug 23, 2010 3:11 PM
Joined: Aug 21, 2010
Points: 6
Hello everyone,

I am new to the forum and have been digging into the archives on my research for my next mattress.  Both my fiance and I prefer the feel of spring mattress over latex and that's what we are considering at the moment.

So far, I have learned from here is to avoid the plush/pillow tops as they tend to break down over a relatively short time.  Also, the 3 "S" brands were not what they used to be.  I have also get to learned about lesser known brands like Vi-Spring and Hypnos.  These brands seem to be mythical and have no review at all anywhere.  Are there any owners here who would like to share their thoughts?

Re: Soliciting feedback on Vi-Spring and Hypnos
Reply #19 Sep 15, 2010 5:16 PM
Joined: Oct 15, 2009
Points: 966
Thanks Budgy.  At some point down the road I might be upgrading to a larger mattress, and move what I am currently using to a spare bedroom.  I am a side sleeper and like it on the medium to soft side.  From what I have tried,  I think I prefer the spring+latex+something else soft  combo to all latex.   I am also liking the concept of having a good base coil / box spring system, with a seperate/customizable comfort layer. 

Vi-spring is not anywhere close to where I live, and does not have a seperate top layer (from I know).  Might be too expensive as well.  Hastens is at least nearby, and the very top layer might have some flexibility.  A lot of built in fibre though and probably the most expensive option (although I don't know what a Vi-spring costs).   Still, I will probably at least try a Hastens at some point to see what I might be missing.  Maybe I can find a hotel that uses them.

Royal-Pedic is nearby.  They have a lot of cotton built into their basic model, so not sure how that will hold up over time.  Still this might be a decent option.

Green Sleep seems to have the least fibre, as you say.  I viewed it not having the traditional high quality box spring as a possible negative, but sounds like it is better than I thought.   I like the pocketed coil concept as more conforming, but not sure if fatigue on the most used coils would reduce the longevity.

I have been told that they don't sell it without the pillow top layer, and I am not sure if theirs would work for me (if it is essentially dunlop).   Still, I could not use it at all or possibly augment it with something.  I think they have some retailers in
California, but not sure how close.

I am not worried about using softer talalay, as long as it can be replaced.  That will work better for me than dunlop.

 

 


 

Re: Soliciting feedback on Vi-Spring and Hypnos
Reply #20 Sep 15, 2010 5:38 PM
Joined: Aug 31, 2007
Points: 404
sandman, is there a Carpe Diem dealership in your area?  They basically have a spring system very similar to the Hastens (both Swedish companies) but use a Talalay latex topper instead of the horsehair/cotton. I liked them better than the Hastens but to import one into Canada was just out of the question for my budget.
Re: Soliciting feedback on Vi-Spring and Hypnos
Reply #21 Sep 15, 2010 6:26 PM
Joined: Oct 15, 2009
Points: 966
DianeK wrote:

sandman, is there a Carpe Diem dealership in your area?  They basically have a spring system very similar to the Hastens (both Swedish companies) but use a Talalay latex topper instead of the horsehair/cotton. I liked them better than the Hastens but to import one into Canada was just out of the question for my budget.

Yes, they are nearby.  How is their pricing compared to Hastens?

 

Re: Soliciting feedback on Vi-Spring and Hypnos
Reply #22 Sep 15, 2010 7:24 PM
Joined: Aug 31, 2007
Points: 404
sandman wrote:

 

Yes, they are nearby.  How is their pricing compared to Hastens?

 



Comparable.  What I liked about them compared to Hastens was (1) a latex topper doesn't need to be massaged, (2) I think I reacted badly to horsehair the one night I slept on a Hastens.

I fell dead asleep for over an hour in the Conneticut showroom on a Carpe Diem, and as you know from my posts here, I haven't had a lot of success with latex yet their latex topper was just fine - maybe something to do with the spring system underneath??.

Re: Soliciting feedback on Vi-Spring and Hypnos
Reply #23 Oct 29, 2010 3:36 PM
Joined: Oct 29, 2010
Points: 16
I have owned a Hypnos Eminence for quite some time and love it ! It is the best bed I slept on, and before I purchased this bed 

I did extensive research on others ( hastens, Vi spring, natura, green sleep ) 

 

This is a well made product and has Royal warrants from the Queen to prove it ! 

 

we love ours !

Re: Soliciting feedback on Vi-Spring and Hypnos
Reply #24 Jul 13, 2015 12:42 AM
Joined: Jul 13, 2015
Points: 1
I bought a Vispring Masterpiece bed in 2006 and I have to say it is the best bed I have ever slept on. It envelopes your body and provides you with the most comfortable sleep you'll ever have. And this is coming from a woman who has 2 different forms of severe degenerative scoliosis as well as a large piece of my L4 vertibrae missing from an accident.

It is quite simply worth the money and if I ever choose to purchase another bed it will be another Masterpiece.
Re: Soliciting feedback on Vi-Spring and Hypnos
Reply #25 Jul 16, 2015 3:38 PM
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Points: 189
I wonder if they are made the same way today.

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