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Like so many others here, we are on the difficult quest for our perfect mattress. We want a very firm traditional inner-spring mattress with minimal foam padding.

I have slept on beds when traveling in Europe, which seem to be a completely different design, that seem very hard at first.But I sleep great on them, and my back feels the best it ever does afterward. The European mattresses all seemed to be single layer, with no box spring, and I haven't seen anything like these in the States. But we have tried a bunch of beds in stores, and have found a couple that we like, and would be interested in any feedback or suggestions.

We keep going back to a Stearns & Foster Ultra Firm that goes by a bunch of different names. It feels nice and solid. But for a king it's around $2300,...

Hello. I am in need of some guidance here. I'm a big guy at 6'5 and 265lbs. I just returned a tempurpedic Cloud Supreme (after 3+1/2 weeks hoping it would work I realized it was just not offering enough support) and exchanged it for a Stearns & Foster Kathryn 13.5" Luxury Firm inner spring bed. I suppose those are about the two opposite extremes on the feel of a bed. My first night on the S&F which was last night was spent tossing and turning in pain from it being too hard. I got out of bed feeling like I had been beaten with a baseball bat. My wife, god bless her, can sleep on anything and calls me princess and the pea in regards to a bed. I wish I had as easy of a time sleeping as her!

At this point I'm at a...

I had purchased an expensive Stearns & Foster mattress 7 years ago.  I had wanted a firm mattress and after sleeping for two nights on the one I bought, I  had to pay an additional $100 to change it for a model I was told was firmer.  It's been horrible.  After a very short time it started to sag in the center which, since I am alone, is where I sleep.  I've even tried pushing myself to the edge but tend to roll to the sagged center.   I'm so gun shy now about spending all this money and not being satisfied.  I recently returned from Europe and fell in love with the firm mattress at the villa in which I stayed and was told that Americans usually find European mattresses too firm.  I certainly did not.  I've also had good experience with some hotel mattresses which are firm.  Any...

I've read extensively on this site and others and have picked up the need to steer away from pillow top and even plush models of "S" company beds because of the inevitable degradation of the materials they use.  I've also seen a number of folks recommending an ultra-firm inner-spring mattress such as the Stearns and Foster Twila ultra-firm together with some kind of topper for comfort.  I've been leaning towards this last solution, but am not sure I have the time and attention span to go through the whole "design your own topper" thing.  Also my wife thinks I'm over-analyzing (as I m won't to do) and just wants me to go out and buy a damn mattress.  

I am away at the moment and would like to find a bed that we can each respectively try out in our respective locations and know for a fact...

I tore a disk in my back in 2008. My back never has healed to what it was. I go through mattresses like some people go through shoes. Tried every type.

Select Comfort (setting at a max. of 100% still way too soft), The firmest Temper Pedic made (got maybe a week of good sleep from it untill it started to sag).

A traditional inner spring Stearns and Foster (hard to find now), that was not all that firm and it did not take long before it started to sag.

My last bed that I gave away was a Sterns and Foster 100% latex foam bed. Again might have got 2 weeks out of it before it too started to sag. Ouch.

The one I am on now is some sort of hybrid. Part foam part inner spring. It is a Simmons....