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So, this cheapo firm Sam's Night Therapy innerspring is probably ok to hold us over until we determine a longer term mattress solution. But, this one is not it. But, at least it was super cheap! For all the negatives I read about memory foam, all the friends I have who have them love them. I have a few friends with Tempurpedic (they love them), one with Comforpedic (she loves it), and a friend with the 13" Ara from Costco (he loves it). I went mattress hunting again for a little while yesterday b/c I wanted to check out the Comforpedic and Tempurpedic beds again. And a few others. I did really like the Tempurpedic Deluxe. Seems like a nice medium to firm. Not so soft and sinking as the Cloud models, but not as hard as the Advantage and Original. Somewhere in the middle. Nicely conforming, but not too much sinking. Trying to get my husband over to see one. Also trying to get over to see my friend's 13" Ara from Costco. I think I may be done buying mattresses from the internet that I can't lay on first. Not knocking that. I just havent had good luck so far. So, I think I need to be sure and try it out first. The Deluxe (now called Contour Select) is more than I wanted to spend, but Mattress firm does have 0% interest for quite a while so you wouldnt have to fork it over all at once. They also have a one year full refund return. Of course the Ara is less and has a long return with Costco, but I havent tried it in person yet.
I can't really justify the money to get the adjustable bed at the moment, but I have done a lot of reading about incline sleeping. You can literally buy an inclined box spring so your head is elevated like 8 degrees. The box is only $315 which isn't too bad. But, it's wood slat, which is extremely firm as slpngoc has pointed out recently. But, I think the tempurpedic boxes are solid wood slat also, correct? I'm wondering if you feel the wood box less in memory foam than in latex? The Deluxe is 10" and the Ara is 13". Just researching these for now! Man, what I would give to finally find the right mattress and just sleep well, wake up without back pain! Wish there was a magic genie with the answer! |
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Just remember, Tempurpedic is the leader in 'memory foam' (even though they don't call it that). I'm somewhat convinced there are a bunch of pretenders and knock off brand who don't quite have it together. I'm sure Tempurpedics outsells all other memory foam brands by a big margin. Look around for the TP Contour Select, they just came out couple months ago, but it feels good. Medium feel with nice contour and pressure relief. 10" mattress height which is a nice number to me. After what I experienced with that gel memory foam topper, even if they made a Novaform gel foam mattress in twin XL, doubt it would work.
Consider Tempurpedic has convoluted foam channels for air to escape. I don't see that in iComfort or other memory foam beds. |
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The Allura Bed from Temperpedic is really nice as well. Were having ours delivered on Thursday. I really like the cloud luxe in store, but the Allura seems like it gave me more support and would hold up well over time as it has the HD memory foam. I had had seen a few post on this board about the luxe having issues and people feeling like it bottemed out after a few months.
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Dallasgirl, I tried out a TP Contour Select at Manicin's. It was on a TP adjustable base. My butt sank in a fair amount and it didn't feel so good. Foundation makes a huge difference in the feel of a bed. Other Contour Select I tried was on TP's wood box foundation. |
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And you liked the feel of the one on the TP box foundation? I do like a medium to firm feel, but some contouring :) Hoping to get my hubby out to try it tonight! Too bad b/c I LOVED the feel of the Deluxe. Hoping the Contour Select feels the same b/c you can't even get the Deluxe anymore. Of course! |