Is a 1000 coil Firm mattress too firm for a 135lb guy?

[Slides]

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-...-Mattress_35244/?attrValue=Full&zipcode=07001

Any thoughts?

 

[Sall]

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 you are willing to replace them every year, it might be worth it to you. I'll never go back to a Simmons model again. Good luck but consider yourself warned.

 

[Slides]

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 you are willing to replace them every year, it might be worth it to you. I'll never go back to a Simmons model again. Good luck but consider yourself warned.

Thanks for the heads up. Which bed are you on now?

 

[Slides]

http://www.mattress.com/en/Sealy-Po...-Mattress_42179/?attrValue=Full&zipcode=07001

How about this one?

 

[s223344]

It would depend on a lot of things. If it felt good in the store it will probably feel good down the road. With that many springs it is not going to wear out super quick I would think.

 

[mattdud]

Slides. Did you ever try that out? How was it? Mattdud
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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-...-Mattress_35244/?attrValue=Full&zipcode=07001

Any thoughts?