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http://www.mattress.com/en/Sealy-Posturepedic-Supreme-Caminito-Firm-Mattress_42179/?attrValue=Full&zipcode=07001 How about this one?

Sall wrote: My Simmons World Class lasted about a year before the poly foam broke down and sunk in the middle. I only weigh about 150 lbs and then the lower back problems started. My wife's weighs less than 130 and her side failed as well. I wouldn't expect much more from this model. But if...

I'm skinny, but do like firm mattresses, as anything not firm gives me back ache eventually. Thinking of buying this one here: http://www.mattress.com/en/Simmons-Beautyrest-World-Class-Raleigh-Luxury-Firm-Mattress_35244/?attrValue=Full&zipcode=07001 Any thoughts?

Does latex soften and and retain heat on a similar level as memory foam?

I guess I could kill myself. Take that bedbugs!

Does such a thing exist? Right now I'm going through a bedbug scare.

My experience with memory foam has not been that good. They're good for the first month or so, but start losing their shape after that and I start getting horrible neck pain.

You know what I'm talking about side sleepers. We lump our pillows under our neck to give that extra support and we like high pillows that are firm and springy, but not stiff. Right now I have an old polyester filled pillow, but it has developed a depression in the middle after years of use. I...

I know there are 50 threads about latex toppers, but what I'm interesting in knowing is if its worth even trying to use a topper for an already sagging mattress? And also, what ILD and type should I use? I prefer firmer support and do not want to sink into anything like memory foam and also...

randys wrote: do you live in warm temperature area? funny, not only was it not hot for me it was cold...amazing how different people see these things differently Well, it was a little warmer these past few days - 35 to 55 Celsius, but I don't live in a hot climate (East coast - NY tristate...

Compared to memory foam and innerspring, does it sleep hot. The memory foam I just got (Emma), sleeps too hot for my taste, so I will be returning it. I've heard both opinions on how hot latex is.

I can't vouch for Tempur-pedic, but the memory foam I got from Costco did not work for me, mainly because of how hot it gets. I don't how well latex does on this count.

I found the Emma too hot and with not enough support for me, especially when it got hot. I will be returning mine.

sandman, would you say the Celeste was firmer then a firm innerspring? Debating whether to exchnage the Emma for the Celeste.

Does anyone know what the S&F Estate is called at Sleepys? :-(

This is my first memory foam and for me the sinking is seemingly more obvious when lying on my back. I don't know yet if this is just something I need to get used to or if this will cause pain as it gets softer. I can certainly see this bed causing some problems depending on how well my body...

randys wrote: i had it and didnt have that problem at all, so you may want to send it back for another one and see... the quality of the emma compared to temp is less for sure as i have had several temps and the emma and yet the one that didnt give me back pain was the emma, go figure...

Slides wrote: For thread starter, do you find the Emma makes your butt sink in a little too much? So, anyone else have this problem with the Emma?

Always with the great attitude huh? Anyway, good luck.

For thread starter, do you find the Emma makes your butt sink in a little too much?