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My wife and I have been looking for a new mattress for sometime and after wandering through many stores and trying multiple kinds of mattresses, a latex mattress seems to be the most comfortable to us. We saw the SleepEZ website and had the opportunity to stop by their store earlier in the week as we live in the Phoenix area. The 13000 seemed to be the most comfortable with a soft, medium, firm, extra firm configuration. Does anyone have one of these mattresses and if so how do you like it? While SleepEZ seems to have the best price and are local for us, we're still experiencing sticker shock and would welcome your thoughts/insights. Thanks, Steve |
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Steve wrote: My wife and I have been looking for a new mattress for sometime and after wandering through many stores and trying multiple kinds of mattresses, a latex mattress seems to be the most comfortable to us. We saw the SleepEZ website and had the opportunity to stop by their store earlier in the week as we live in the Phoenix area. The 13000 seemed to be the most comfortable with a soft, medium, firm, extra firm configuration. Does anyone have one of these mattresses and if so how do you like it? While SleepEZ seems to have the best price and are local for us, we're still experiencing sticker shock and would welcome your thoughts/insights. Thanks, Steve I recently got the SleepEZ 10000, which is 3 layers vs the 4 layers in the 13000. I am still adjusting to the latex, but I was wondering why you felt you needed the 13000 vs the (cheaper) 10000, especially if you are feeling sticker shock? My understanding is that the 2 top layers take most of the weight and give most of the feel. The 3rd (& I guess 4th) layer would therefore be mostly for support. In other words, if you liked the soft / medium / firm / xfirm configuration on the 13000, wouldn't the 10000 feel about the same configured soft / med / xfirm??? Also, if you didnt see my thread "SleepEZ Dunlop Topper / Upgrade to Complete Mattress" you may want to check it out. You can buy just a topper to experiment / see what firmnesses you like, then upgrade to the full mattress for a discount... Steve This message was modified Jun 23, 2008 by st3v3k4hn
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Jeff, Thanks for the link and the description of your search for the perfect layer configuration. Now that it's been a year and a half since your made the purchase, would you buy the sleep ez 13000 again? Someone else replied and suggested the 10000 for the value factor. Do you think the 4th layer is worth the extra expense? Steve |
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Steve, After a year and a half I am still very happy with my purchase and would recommend SleepEZ (and Shawn) highly. Some days I wake up with a sore lower back but that happens just the same as when I sleep in my kids firm beds so I know it's not the mattress itself, but what I do to tweak my back during the day. Regarding your question regarding the 4 layer (13000) VS the 3 layer (10000) I will say this... I think 3 layers is more than enough as when I was playing with layer combinations, I purposely left out one layer for a couple nights sleep and felt no difference in comfort or support. Also, when I purchased my 13000 series mattress, there was no price difference between the 100% Natural Talalay and the Talalay blended, so I opted for the 100% Natural. Now there is a $200 upcharge so that's another option I would question. I would say save your $$...go for the SleepEZ 10000 series in 65/35 blend Talalay and sleep even better knowing you saved your hard-earned dollars. Jeff |