| I sleep either on my side or my stomach. When I sleep on my stomach, I hug my pillow, so I'd like one that will compress when I hug it, but not be completely flat. On the other hand, I can't stand really "fat" pillows that don't compress much. I am looking at the Flobeds medium latex pillows. I have no experience with latex pillows, so I don't know what to expect. I did get a memory foam pillow one time and I couldn't stand it. Too heavy and it didn't compress enough. Those of you that use latex pillows, can you give me some idea of what it is like? Thank you! |
| The cover is worth spending a little more money for so if the cover is nicer and the pillows are very similar, I would go for the JCPenney pillow. I found that even with the pillow case over the cover that came with the overstock pillow, I could feel that the cover was not soft enough. I love my 400 count Pima Covers that are so soft and allow me the total feel of the latex inside and still feel that way with a pillow case over them. I am sure I would have been happy enough with the JCPenney cover that I would not have had to go out to buy a new zippered cover for the latex pillow I got from Overstock. |
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cynicaljones wrote: I have the natural Talalay pillow from JC Penney. It's nice and squishy and great for hugging. I have the king size and if you position it just right, you can hug it and use it for your head. I notice that the king seems softer in the middle than the standard size did. |
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Leo3 wrote: This latex seems very airy, with bubbles of varying size. Looking into a small tear in mine, it looks very "webby". |