Beautyrest Black Hybrid vs Zinus Cooling Copper Adaptive Hybrid

My partner can sleep on anything. I am disabled; with this comes neck and spine pain and motion sickness. Currently have a futon mattress so almost anything will be better. Still, because I spend more time in bed than average, I want a hybrid with good quality coils

Just wanted to share my experience with Zinus. I bought a Queen 10" memory foam in 2017. It felt great at first and nearly cured my back pain!(I've had back surgery and a somewhat debilitating ongoing pain at times). I was pumped as this was life-changing for me at the time

Below the initial plush feeling layer is the more firm layers that you sink into after you get through that initial plush for the full body conforming and supporting feeling(Side note, this "initial plush" is for about the first \~1 inch). The iComfort lines are the lines that I *always* point people to that like Tempurpedic but not Tempurpedic prices. I personally sleep on the CF3000 Hybrid and I love it.

Even though it is a spring mattress and typically spring mattresses tend to be a little bit bouncy and more flexible than solid foam mattresses. This ...

When my boyfriend slept over, it would create a bigger indentation for him. I’d feel like I was sleeping on a slope all night as a result. My back began to crack a lot when I slept on the mattress, which was new. One of the few positive things about it is I did find it very comfortable to lay on

Just beneath this cover is thermoregulating copper-infused memory foam, a layer that effortlessly dispels unwanted heat. In addition to keeping you pe...

It is the best mattress I’ve ever had. Firm yet comfortable and I never wake up with back pain. Didn’t care about price and it was the best one we demo. Like it much more than all the Tempurpedics as well

So today we're talking about the Zenith Cooling Copper Adaptive Hybrid Mattress. That is a mouthful, but it comes from Zenith and it's part of their n...

I went and tried the Casper Nova Hybrid + Snow and really liked it but am unsure if it’s worth the price tag.

1, buy a cheap mattress and replace it often. 2, buy a more expensive mattress and it will last long enough to pay for itself (you hope).

Unfortunately, it’s been ruined. I just moved to a new house and the movers could not fit the king sized mattress through the stairway. We also have a queen sized mattress and even that had to be squeezed quite a bit to make it through, the queen’s box frame could not fit no matter what they tried

My main dislike however is that the matress dimensions are about 2" shorter and 1" narrower than standard queen size matress. I now have large gaps all around between the matress and the inset bed frame. Really not happy about that. My previous matress fit very nicely, this one fits horrible

Hybrid design. I believe in hybrid designs. I crave old-school durability with new-school features that cradle my body and keep me cool. And Beautyrest has developed one of the most durable and comfortable pocketed-coil systems in the industry

Number Two: The coolest sleep, yet unique adaptive fabric cover cools as it triggers evaporation of excess moisture, while copper infused memory foam ...