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Has anyone tested the new Tempurpedic Cloud series yet? It looks like a slightly softer version of the Deluxe series, which is the one we were originally favoring. The reasons we're leaning towards a memory foam mattress are: 1. Our last two pillow top mattresses have been busts, as I have a bad back and constantly wake up in pain. 2. Because I wake up in pain, I am constantly tossing and turning, which in turn wakes my wife up. 3. 90 day trial period is a great way to hedge your investment |
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Thanks BMc and Kim, I started thinking about that after I looked more at it, I did find the specs, 1" Poly Foam on top, 3" 14 IDL, 2" 19 IDL and a 6" HD Polyurethanene foam bottom. and that doesn't sound like it would be much better like you said. <sigh> I liked the one you have at flobeds. I'm going to keep researching and thanks again, you guys are really a big help. Ginger |
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Just ordered my Cloud Supreme after trying their whole line on a few trips to some local stores. I am a 47 old male that is 6'2" 300lbs with a back fusion. Also I am a side sleeper that often awakes with hip pain sleeping on a eight year old stearns and foster. (back pain is not a nightly issue) So I have read some concerns with this bed for heavier people, so I will update with my experience after I get the first thirty nights on it. Eric |
| I know that I am a little late to this thread, but hopefully this will help people who are looking through for some info. I looked at a tempurpedic for a long time before I started actually researching all of the other memory foam mattresses online (believe me, there are a ton of them) Eventually I came across http://www.bedinabox.com/ They have sort of a goofy website, but in my opinion (for the money) they have the best memory foam mattress out there. I got the PacDown mattress in a queen size about 8 months ago and my wife and I have never slept better. They also have a 120 night trial period and a pretty solid warranty. Before you pull the trigger on a tempurpedic, you should check them out. |
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newguy87 wrote: I know that I am a little late to this thread, but hopefully this will help people who are looking through for some info. I looked at a tempurpedic for a long time before I started actually researching all of the other memory foam mattresses online (believe me, there are a ton of them) Eventually I came across http://www.bedinabox.com/ They have sort of a goofy website, but in my opinion (for the money) they have the best memory foam mattress out there. I got the PacDown mattress in a queen size about 8 months ago and my wife and I have never slept better. They also have a 120 night trial period and a pretty solid warranty. Before you pull the trigger on a tempurpedic, you should check them out. What weight and height are you and your wife? Thank you |
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My fiance and I recently purchased the TP Advantage model and were EXTREMELY disappointed! The mattress was as hard as a rock! We found it very difficult to fall asleep and woke up stiff and in pain, not something I expected from a $2000 mattress. We called TP and were told to place a heating blanket on top of the mattress for an hour every night before we went to bed. Not kidding! But thanks to the 90-day trial period, we were able to exchange it for the TP cloud (with a $175 shipping fee). I really hope this mattress works out for us and would love to hear some good reviews for reassurance that it will improve if we are not initially pleased. Please continue to update your experiences with the mattress. I will do the same once ours arrives. This message was modified Dec 22, 2010 by mandapb89
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| I'll get back to you in a couple of weeks with a first hand report. We just purchased the Tempurpedic Could Supreme with adjustable base and it will be delivered next week. I cannot wait. We've tried everything to find relief and hopefully this is it. I never wanted a tempurpedic bed until I tried this one and I think the adjustable base is the secret. A flat bed is frustration from one end to the other because I need a ton of pillows to get a comfortable position. With the adjustable bed the minute I laid down I was not wowed but when I inclined the head and feet just a little it made a world of difference in the comfort level and it was shear love. The true test is sleeping on it night after night. I'm keeping my fingers crossed. I almost went with Select Comfort but the reviews are terrible as a whole so I didn't want to chance it. I'll report back soon! The Luxe is hard the Supreme is totally different. |
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If an adjustable base is really the "secret" then the Tempur-pedic adjustable base is a really expensive way to go. The Reverie (which they use) is available for much less (over $700 less in a queen from their website prices) at other outlets. Other brands with similar functions could save you even more. Phoenix This message was modified Jan 6, 2011 by Phoenix
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| I have the Tempurpedic Cloud Luxe - almost 3 weeeks now - and I can't say that I love it. I don't know if it is too soft for me - feels good initially - but I wake up with low back and hip pain. I had the same pain on a 15 year old inner spring mattress but I think it is worse on the Cloud. I was hoping to find a mattress to alleviate it, not aggravate it! I have a 90 day trial period so I hope it "breaks in" for me. Otherwise, it is going back. |
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- how did this post get bumped to top of heap if last post was in March? - To the OP and poster above, Cloud Luxe is a very plush, soft mattress. The ones I tried at Sleep Train remind an awful lot of my iComfort Revolution - Lay there and can feel how much the mattress goes down under your butt. Not necessarily the mattresses fault, just not right mattress for you, wasn't for me. It led to spine misalignment which came out as stiffness in my neck. I'd wake up, turn my head, hear scraping and tissues kinda popping in there. 4 weeks and got a replacement, had to.
I've been on the regular Cloud for almost 4 weeks now and my neck is fine. Impressive mattress it is. Very few mattresses I can just lay on my right side due to bad shoulder, but I can on this Cloud. Doesn't sleep hot. If I enter closed room, can smell a little odor. but in the room, can't smell anything. It is going away though. It takes more than a few days to go away as Tempurpedic says. All told, impressive mattress, especially for those with a tender hip or shoulder. This message was modified Oct 5, 2011 by slpngoc
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Can't go wrong with one from BedInAbox, got my Pacdown last week and love it! This message was modified Feb 22, 2012 by a moderator
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