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From day 1 looking at the iComfort Revolution at Sears, I had always thought the Revolution model consists of 4.75" total of memory foam. Click on the link to see photo of ad board at Sears.
Yesterday I unzipped the Revolution cover on bottom end of the mattress enough to stick my hand in and feel the core foam and the glue seams. I measured several times to discover there is not 4.75" memory foam as indicated by the ad, but 5.75" .... and it makes sense as well. 2.75" is likely the universal height of all gel memory foams put into the iComforts. And I measured 6" core in the Revolution, not 7" like I had believed, til yesterday. So, the models go like this, IMO .... Insight - 6" core + 2.75" gel memory foam = 8.75" total height Genius - 6" core + 2" support foam layer + 2.75" gel = 10.75" mattress height Revolution - 6" core + 2.75" gel foam + 3" Koolcomfort memory foam = 11.75" mattress height Prodigy - 6" core + 2.75" gel foam + 1" latex + 3" Koolcomfort = 12.75" height ---------------------------- bottom line - IMO, the Revolution and Prodigy do not seem to have 2" 'Koolcomfort memory foam', they seem to have 3". I've wondered why the Revoluton and Prodigy are awfully plush, and to me, this seems to explain why. So, what's the big deal? I believe a mattress ought to be constructed as advertised. From what I found, it is not. Thoughts? This message was modified Aug 11, 2011 by slpngoc
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Re: Serta iComfort Revolution Has 5.75" of memory foam? slpngoc
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Re: What Foam is in your iComfort? slpngoc
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Re: What Foam is in your iComfort? Quovadis
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