The foam surface was comfortable for about six months. Then it began to sag in the hip area. I've now had it only a year but I wake up with backaches because it has sagged so much in the middle. It was a complete waste of money - now I have to buy another mattress.

Price listed is total and it's a twin XL set. This mattress is an entry level unit in S&F's traditional line. Has individual coils, but not Intelli coils. Light brown border, not the dark brown ones on the newer mattresses. I give the mattress a 'B' grade. The polyurethane foam they call 'Variable Response Technology' foam did what they all do - form permanent body indentations and firm up in just several days. The box spring is awesome - it's quality seems quite high. The mattress is very nice looking. But the change in feel of the poly foam causes me to turn from side to side more than I would like.
I've laid on an organic mattress with individual coils and 3" all natural latex, organic wool and cotton cover - now that is heavenly soft and cushy. My mattress isn't near that. Consequently, it is scheduled to be picked up in 3 days and I'm going to exchange to best unit I can find at Sears - a Serta iComfort Revolution. Although it is not as cushy as latex, it should hold its durability for much longer than S&F's 'VRT' poly foam.

I work for a national bedding retailer so my options were pretty much open when selecting my own mattress. I had a Simmons Beautyrest World Class before but decided to make the switch to S&F. Knowing the backgound information about the company and all the pro's and con's from the professional viewpoint made my decision easy. I LOVE IT! I have had several back injuries and my husband has some old sports injuries and it's just perfect for the both of us!