Layla Hybrid Mattress

Finally, when we tested the Layla for temperature control,, we found the coil base and the copper infused memory foam really helps reduce the buildup ...

I Would say that's about the standard online bed-in-a-box warranty. [background music] Logan: That's it for my review of the Layla Hybrid.

It poofed up within 20 minutes...floppy...heavy...but best sleep in a long time. I only didn't order a Layla Hybrid because I flipped a coin.

Missing springs in the middle of the mattress hence your back sinks and you end up waking with a lot of pain. I tried to return it but they wont let you because their return policy says "more than 1 inch indentation"???? That is a joke. You cannot see the indentation with pictures because it is loca...

Still no problem with temperature. Very satisfied with this mattress so far so we'll see how it feels in a few more days. In addition, Layla already reached out and has shipped those missing pillows so bonus points for excellent customer service. Onward!.

We still have our Layla Hybrid which is one of the most comfortable feeling beds I ever slept on from a "feel" perspective, just not a support perspective for my height/weight combo. Over all I am very satisfied with the SleepEZ mattress, the customer service is great (talked to Bill and Jeremy and they answered all our questions), and I feel the quality of the mattress is very high and would recommend to others as well. Thanks SleepEZ!.

I don’t think it sleeps overly hot for memory foam. I’d say the handles are useless because the cover is a stretchy knit and the mattress is super heavy so it just stretches if you try to use the handles to move it. Flipping it was really hard with how heavy it is. Maybe it is easier after the bed fully expands and firms up a bit lol.

Throwing away my 10+ year old Serta FINALLY. I think I've narrowed my search down to the Layla Hybrid, Nest Alexander Hybrid, and the Brooklyn Arora. I want a soft, supportive, and breathable bed, with memory foam, not a pillow top. I want that sinking in feeling of memory foam, but I sleep fairly warm, so I started looking towards hybrids.

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. Looking into how the beds are constructed, neither look to be *poor* quality, necessarily, but it looks like the foams in the Helix may be slightly better quality and therefore more durable.

Right now I’m strongly leaning towards the Layla Hybrid, but am also considering a Saatva just because I keep seeing great reviews, or a latex mattress (tried one years ago and LOVED IT, to this day I still think it’s the most comfortable mattress I’ve ever been on). Hoping anyone has any feedback about those options or if I should really avoid anything.