| I switched my layers around this afternoon, because I'm feeling like the soft is too soft for me. But now I'm concerned about this. I mean, I'll sleep on it and try it, but it feels really squishy now that the the middle layer is softer than the top one. How does work, really? Will I get enough support, or is this likely to be worse? |
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roy1 wrote: what is going on with you cjones? Are you unhappy with SleepEz latex mattress? And how is that foundation working out for you? I saw photos of it that you posted and it looked flimsy..but I can't tell since I don't have it... I have low back pain too and if that configuration is not working for you then what configuration would be best for you from your experience with this talalay latex from SleepEz? Would firm/xfirm/xfirm work? I read you weigh around 200 lbs too just like me and I am 6 feet 2inces tall and sid esleeper. Are you a side sleeper. Please don't take offense at my questions. I know they are a lot.Thank you. I am NOT unhappy with the SleepEZ mattress. I'm just trying to find the best configuration for me. I like it soft-ish for comfort, but but would like a lot of support underneath. My weight seems to fluctuate quite a bit, but at the moment I am 5'10" @ 191 lbs (and losing weight as summer is almost here). The foundation seems to be fine, it's not flimsy at all, IMO. The issues I had were with the frame, but since I bolted it together it's much quieter and more stable. I don't have any real low back issues, so to speak. No injuries or chronic pain. But I have noticed that I get pain when I try to sleep on my back, something Iused to be able to do when I slept on our ratty old sofa. I bought the mattress from SleepEz and I have plenty of time to do layer exchanges, but I would like to keep them to a minimum. I am hoping to find a happy medium between the feel of the medium over firm and the way I have it now. The way it is now feels really wonderful in that I can feel the latex squishing up and filling spaces, and I like the way my shoulds sink in, but I am afraid it's going to need to be a little more supportive. I am not averse to going XF, F, M and then adding and inch or three of soft (at some point). |