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Sears-O-Pedic Comfort Cloud Iridescent LX equivalent?

Jul 28, 2009 12:11 AM

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Joined: Jul 27, 2009
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Hi all! I'm new to the forum and hoping to get some great mattress advice. I'm moving to NY from the west coast and am shopping for a new mattress. My mattress set (mattress+box spring) in California was a full Sears-o-pedic Comfort Cloud Iridescent LX II Firm (I believe this is the name, unfortunately I'm no longer in California and can't verify). The mattress description was similar to this:

Marvelux® Foam Exquisite foam that provides an extra level of cushioning to create a firm, yet luxurious feel
Two layers of Sears-O-Pedic SuperSoft Foam Soft, high density foam that cushions and conforms to your body to provide a plush, luxurious feel
Resilium A marvelous resilient fiber that offers the loft, softness and breathability of cotton but bounces back to retain its plumpness, shape and support for longer Comfort Life™
DuraFiber™ Extra Pad Super-firm blend of natural and synthetic fibers to give you extra support and longer Comfort Life™
Comfort Response Individually Wrapped Coils 713 queen coils conform to the bodys unique shape and sleeping position to provide luxurious comfort and eliminate motion disturbance
XpandEdge Plus Durable foam rail supports and strengthens the seating edge, while the heavy-gauge border wire provides uniformity and stability
Lok-Tight Stabilizer Provides added surface stability in the middle one-third of the mattress where body weight is concentratedM/LI>

I think the Iridescent LX line was a little less fancy.

My tastes may be a little plebian, but honestly, I just LOVED that bed. Sears no longer carries the Iridescent model and it's not available at the Sears Outlets. I would love to get any ideas about similar/equivalent mattresses available in Full. Sadly, there's a good chance that I will have to order online without trying the mattresses (a disaster, I know). Even if I do have a chance to try things out, I'd love to be able to narrow my search. My preference would be to keep the purchase (well) under $1000. I'd also take any thoughts about Sears-o-pedic mattresses generally.

Any input is greatly appreciated!!!

This message was modified Jul 28, 2009 by newtonewyork

bear

Joined: Jul 4, 2009
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Hi, My wife and I purchased a Queen Sears-O-Pedic about 3.5 years ago. The mattress had the pillow top much as you described,it slept good for a few months but devolped craters. I'm about 5"10" @ around 160 lbs. The bed was in the price range you mentioned. I would never buy another pillow top mattress from Sears, or anyone else. Of course you couldn't flip the above mattress and that shorten the effective life of it. I don't want a mattress that you need to flip, i'm in the process of buying components for a DIY latex mattress. If I were to buy another interspring setup I would buy a firm quilted top mattress and add a 2" topper. This is what I was shopping for when I went to Sears. They poo pooed the idea of a topper since you could get the pillow top already build in. I hadn't done my research or read this forum and the purchase didn't work out too good. I don't know about you folks but my wife is not crazy about laying down on beds in a store, we ended up with something less than we needed........ I've thought about mattress surgery but don't see a good way to work with the pillow top. Without cutting the mattress case I can't determine what caused the depression. Anyway good luck with finding the right mattress for you. When I get to a final decision on a new mattress for me I will write something in another thread on the results.
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