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The latex bounces, how wil then provide pressure relief and support? May be some support but pressure relief - I don't think so. So latex does not work. Also latex is Not comfortable since it has bounce and PUSHBACK. This message was modified Dec 2, 2011 by Joed
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Boopboopadoop wrote: I've chronicled my recent mattress shopping adventures/nightmare in agonizing detail all over this site.
But I am back to comment on this Latex thread. First, hardly anyone seems to mention that the Latex seems to sleep HOT. I know, I know, it's not supposed to...only Memory Foam is hot. But I am absolutely convinced that our new S&F Latex bed is much warmer than previous, old mattress. True, it has a pillowtop -- and I suspect that is part of the problem. But I also think the Latex itself is an issue -- it doesn't breathe. What do the experts/salespeople have to say about this? Better yet, what do actual buyers have to say? Because I don't trust anyone in the industry. I also think the Latex gives that "pushback" sensation that has been mentioned here several times. In that regard, it is not comfortable. I am on the verge of exchanging our current bed for the non-pillowtop version OR returning it and buying a non-latex model of some sort. But this is a real dilemma -- finding a bed (that doesn't cost a fortune) that is COOL and doesn't PUSH BACK! |
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Hey Joed -- I hope you get this message, several years since the last post. I'm curious if you ever found a good solution. Your experience on latex sounds exactly like mine. Pretty frustrating after spending over $4000 for two twin XL latex beds, followed by a couple of expensive latex toppers hoping to fix the problem. |