I have the firmest sealy memory foam, King. This is my 4th mattress and a couple things I will recommend. Any standard “sping” matresses are going to “last” 10 years or so, but they will start to suck after 3-5 and you will be too cheap to spend on a new one. You will then sleep like shit for like 3-5 years before you get sick and tired enough to go buy a better one. I actually bought a pretty nice $900 spring matress with a nice pillow top and it literally lasted 4 years before it had permanant sags in it.
The memory foam is nice and it’s firm enough, the only thing I don’t like about it is it is a really hot mattress. Like if it’s hot outside I sleep on top of the covers and it’s still too hot. It’s nice in the winter but even then, I wake up sweting a lot.
If I had it to do all over, I would go with the sleep number bed. The reviews are great and I have slept on them a dozen times in hotels and they do kick some major ass. Also since it’s essentially just a baloon, the matress isn’t going to sag with use. the air pressure is the air pressire is the air pressure. Oh and if you feel like harder or softer once in a while, Boom, kick it up or down. Like maybe you want it to be Harder for a romp with the wife and then she drops hers down after because she likes it at 65 and you keep yours at 80.
Save your money and then buy one with confidence. A king size bed is amazing if you have the room.
[quote]Vicomte wrote:
But seriously, I’ve had the same mattress for twenty years. I thew a memory foam pad on it and always hear how it’s ‘the most comfortable bed evar’.
So there’s that.[/quote]
That’s no longer a mattress. It’s a fucking dust mite hotel.
[quote]Vicomte wrote:
But seriously, I’ve had the same mattress for twenty years. I thew a memory foam pad on it and always hear how it’s ‘the most comfortable bed evar’.
So there’s that.[/quote]
That’s no longer a mattress. It’s a fucking dust mite hotel.
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