Helix Midnight Luxe

In The end, I think the Helix/\s/ Midnight Luxe is a great option for back sleepers,/\s/hot sleepers, and those are like a plusher pillow/\s/ top matt...

**Helix Midnight Luxe:**. The Helix was, from the very start, the best bed we tried. It arrived quickly and expanded beautifully and had exactly the feel we were looking for. A amazing mix of sink and support.

The most comfortable mattress I have ever slept on was a Helix Midnight Luxe and it was incredible. But half way through the trial I felt like I had descended INTO the mattress (I’m 250lb).

We still haven’t found a bed we are sure we are going to keep. But the Winkbed Softer and Helix Midnight Luxe seem to be the best we’ve tried so far.

You can actually see when hubby lays on it, that it looks like his hips are sinking in way too much to be supportive. We were considering the Helix Midnight Luxe if this one didn't work out, but after looking at it, it's almost the exact same as the DreamCloud, so not sure that makes sense.

It feels like a luxury hotel mattress and you can really snuggle up in the euro top. Amazing for side sleeping. The helix just came today but we already love it.

It's just too soft, especially in the lower half (if that makes sense) so I end up waking up around 2am with lower back pain and going into the guest room that has an old spring mattress to finish out the night. It starts out fairly comfortable but as it heats up it gets too soft and my butt starts to sink too far into it. I'm a combo side and back sleeper (5'11" ~200lbs) and in digging around I found the Helix Midnight Luxe and it seems like it might be a good fit.

My husband and I got a Helix Midnight Luxe last week, and are miserable. I spent a few days on the couch because the mattress is so ridiculously firm it's painful.

Helix Midnight Luxe is the best mattress I’ve tried out of Nest ASH, Brooklyn Sedona, Winkbed softer. That said, I built my own DIY because after learning how these mattresses are constructed even the helix felt ridiculously overpriced. My DIY cost less than half what the helix cost and my gf and I love it even more than the helix.

My wife (5'6", 140, primarily side with some back sleeper) and I (5'9" 200, sleeps every which way) (Both of us are heavier than we were about a year ago and intend to get back to where we were, which is 130, 180 respectively) have laid on a lot of mattresses over the last week or so, and thus far our favorites have been the Helix Dusk Luxe and the Layla Hybrid. We both have a slight preference for the Layla hybrid.