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Hello Redditors. I'm in search of a classy yet extremely durable pair of hiking boots to take backpacking around the world for 12+ months with.

Hiking boots recommendations

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No mattress manufacturer has ever loaded so many premium features into a bed priced so competitively. The Brooklyn Signature combines 6" of Individually Pocketed Ascension Coils with 2" of a transitional Energex foam for deeper compression support and 2" of patented TitanFlex foam that combines all the contouring properties of memory foam with the responsiveness of latex. The top foam layers are treated with a cooling TitaniumGel infusion to optimize temperature, making this mattress the highest value bed on the market! Certi-Pur US certified, which means that our mattress is made without ozone depletes, PBDEs, TDCPP or TCEP (“Tris”) flame retardants, mercury, lead, heavy metals, formaldehyde or phthalates regulated by the Consumer Product Safety Commission. The Brooklyn Signature is custom made in our local USA factory, using the highest quality materials. Our personal approach to designing, stitching and crafting is backed by a generous 10-year, no hassle warranty. Brooklyn Bedding owns the manufacturing process from start to finish, designing and engineering mattresses in our wholly owned state-of-the-art factory.Finished with a 1" high density foam base for added durability and reinforcement of individual coils

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 First up, Do you need a box spring with the Brooklyn Bedding Signature Hybrid? No, you do not need a box spring with this bed. Any hard flat surface is going to work just fine to support it. You can also use a slotted bed frame, which I'm testing it out on here today. Next up, can you flip the Signature Hybrid? No

 and finally, it comes with a 10 year warranty. I also want to take a second to answer some of the most frequently asked questions we get here at Sleepopolis about this bed. First up, Do you need a box spring with the Brooklyn Bedding Signature Hybrid? No, you do not need a box spring with this bed. Any hard flat surface is going to work just fine to support it

 Similarly, I think stomach sleepers are going to need a firmer Mattress to prevent a bend in their spine which will lead to back pain over time. Like I mentioned earlier, I would recommend checking out the Brooklyn Bedding Plank Mattress if you're interested in this brand. And finally, if you're looking for a more deluxe or luxury mattress with some fancy bells and whistles, you might want to look elsewhere. But I will say you'll probably need to up your price point if that's the case

 You can also use a slotted bed frame, which I'm testing it out on here today. Next up, can you flip the Signature Hybrid? No. You cannot flip this bed. It's built with comfort foams on top and it will feel really uncomfortable if you flip it over and try to sleep on the firm base and the pocketed coil layer

Brooklyn Bedding Signature Hybrid Mattress Review 2021 - Perfect for Combo Sleepers??

 Or budget can make it not an option. We ended finding Brooklyn Bedding that does a mix of material.

Latex less so but it is more expensive. Memory foam is cheaper but wears out faster (especially if you are bigger) latex comes in around 3 ranges of firmness and if you are allergic just isn't an option. Or budget can make it not an option. We ended finding Brooklyn Bedding that does a mix of material

I don't think mattresses are really BIFL.  Getting 10 years out of one is great.

For me, I recently upgraded 2 mattresses and simply went with reasonably quality "roll a bed" mattresses that are all pretty similar.  I enjoy "firm" memory foam mattresses, so it worked out well for me to simply narrow it down to a few brands and find the best deal - currently on a Bear Pro I got for iirc $700 shipped w/ pillows and a mattress protector.  I like it, but I already can tell I will be replacing in in 3-5 years which is fine.  More DIY friends made fun of me because you can basically build the same thing for probably $200 or less in materials if you buy them and put the layers together yourself.

The other route is you can go for Latex if you like the memory foam style - e.g. Tempurpedic.  These will last quite some time and get good reviews, but make sure you enjoy the style first.  They'll be in the $2-4k range iirc.

Beyond that is a level I didn't really consider that some others have posted here - the truly "luxury" mattress brands.   I could never really decipher the bullshit from the real so I kinda gave up and went with a cheap foam.

Previously when younger I had hookups that worked at the W and was able to simple get one of their mattresses at the employee pricing which I recall being not cheap, but not ripoff - probably around a grand for a queen.  That's probably one of the better routes to go if you have the industry connections.  That mattress was great - but was getting pretty worn out after 8 or so years of use, sagging a lot. 

Everyone loves the saying "don't cheap out on a mattress, you spend a third of your life on it!" and I agree with the theory.  The problem is finding any sort of quality:value metric that makes sense.  The Bear Pro's I got recent for my new place seem pretty much identical to the extremely overpriced ($2200k iirc) Sealy I got made of similar if not identical materials from my old spot.

If you could convince me you legitimately have a mattress that helps me sleep 20% better or is 20% more comfortable than what I have now and would last forever I'd spend 5 figures in a second.  I just don't think any such thing exists.

Since doing my research on it I simply decided mattresses are not BIFL - treat them as you would any other disposable wear item.  Get a decent value and don't be super picky.   Much like non-stick pans - no such thing as BIFL, just wait for a decent deal on a midtier mass market brand and don't worry about abusing it.  Not worth spending 3-4x as much to get maybe 2x the life out of.

<div class="md">I don&#39;t think mattresses are really BIFL. Getting 10 years out of one is great.

For me, I recently upgraded 2 mattresses and simply went with reasonably quality &quot;roll a bed&quot; mattresses that are all pretty similar. I enjoy &quot;firm&quot; memory foam mattresses, so it worked out well for me to simply narrow it down to a few brands and find the best deal - currently on a Bear Pro I got for iirc $700 shipped w/ pillows and a mattress protector. I like it, but I already can tell I will be replacing in in 3-5 years which is fine. More DIY friends made fun of me because you can basically build the same thing for probably $200 or less in materials if you buy them and put the layers together yourself.

The other route is you can go for Latex if you like the memory foam style - e.g. Tempurpedic. These will last quite some time and get good reviews, but make sure you enjoy the style first. They&#39;ll be in the $2-4k range iirc.

Beyond that is a level I didn&#39;t really consider that some others have posted here - the truly &quot;luxury&quot; mattress brands. I could never really decipher the bullshit from the real so I kinda gave up and went with a cheap foam.

Previously when younger I had hookups that worked at the W and was able to simple get one of their mattresses at the employee pricing which I recall being not cheap, but not ripoff - probably around a grand for a queen. That&#39;s probably one of the better routes to go if you have the industry connections. That mattress was great - but was getting pretty worn out after 8 or so years of use, sagging a lot. 

Everyone loves the saying &quot;don&#39;t cheap out on a mattress, you spend a third of your life on it!&quot; and I agree with the theory. The problem is finding any sort of quality:value metric that makes sense. The Bear Pro&#39;s I got recent for my new place seem pretty much identical to the extremely overpriced ($2200k iirc) Sealy I got made of similar if not identical materials from my old spot.

If you could convince me you legitimately have a mattress that helps me sleep 20% better or is 20% more comfortable than what I have now and would last forever I&#39;d spend 5 figures in a second. I just don&#39;t think any such thing exists.

Since doing my research on it I simply decided mattresses are not BIFL - treat them as you would any other disposable wear item. Get a decent value and don&#39;t be super picky. Much like non-stick pans - no such thing as BIFL, just wait for a decent deal on a midtier mass market brand and don&#39;t worry about abusing it. Not worth spending 3-4x as much to get maybe 2x the life out of.
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I have had the same mattress for 10 years, so it has my shape on it, I'm looking for good brands, the more the better, since I'm not from USA, you could help me with some brands you may know and I I'll look for them here.

Thanks in advance

<div class="md">I have had the same mattress for 10 years, so it has my shape on it, I&#39;m looking for good brands, the more the better, since I&#39;m not from USA, you could help me with some brands you may know and I I&#39;ll look for them here.

Thanks in advance
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Brand recommendations for mattress?

 I think it's one of the best ones you can find online, especially if you're looking for a generally comfortable hybrid bed. I think anyone with a budget of around a thousand bucks should look at this mattress very closely. I think a lot of people are gonna like it, but let us know what you think. Write us down below in the comment section

 Now, this isn't a hard and fast rule, but in general if you're a side sleeper, there's a good chance you're gonna want a soft mattress like the soft model of this bed because you can wind up developing hip and shoulder pain over time if you sleep mostly on your side and you're sleeping on something too firm for you back and some extremes on the other hand, are generally looking for something firmer because if you're sleeping on your back and you're sleeping on something that's too soft, your midsection can kind of dip below the rest of your spine and cause back pain over time. The medium firmness generally works for everybody, although it might not be exactly what you're looking for. so if maybe you're not sure what you want, your next mattress or you know you're a combination sleeper, go with the medium. If you're a side sleeper, maybe try the soft, and if you're back your summer sleeper, maybe try out the Fern

 If you found the video helpful or interesting, make sure you give it a thumbs up and you subscribe to the channel. We really appreciate it, but that's enough for me. Thanks for watching see the next one.

Brooklyn Bedding Signature Mattress Review | Best Hybrid Bed 2022?

I've lurked this sub and MU during my quest for a new mattress so I just wanted to share my experience with the Brooklyn Bedding Signature Hybrid in medium. **Background:** I'm 5'4", 120 lbs, combination sleeper. I stressed over what firmness level to get and ended up choosing medium because it was recommended for combination sleepers, plus I'd slept on other people's firm foam/hybrid mattresses from other brands and they were way too hard for me so I thought medium was my best bet.

 Something that would not break the bank. Something that would last longer than a year.  So the Verdict: This mattress is firm in the sense that it is memory foam. If you are going from a spring mattress to this it will feel so firm at first

 Something cooling. Something that offered support for back and side sleepers. Something that would not break the bank. Something that would last longer than a year

  So the Verdict: This mattress is firm in the sense that it is memory foam. If you are going from a spring mattress to this it will feel so firm at first. When we first lay on it I was concerned that I would find it awful. It took a few days to adjust, but honestly I've never slept better

 If you absolutely are worried it's going to be too firm, go for the soft version. Although I will mention the medium is designed for both side and back sleepers for proper spine alignment. The other thing was the need for something to be cooling. My bf and I are both warm sleepers, and memory foam can be hot

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Side sleepers with sensitive joints—instead, try the soft version of the Signature or a mattress with lots of pressure relief like the Leesa Sapira mattress.

 Side Sleepers The best mattresses for side sleepers tend to be softer and more plush, offering pressure relief for the hips and shoulders. For that reason, the “soft” version of the Brooklyn Bedding Signature should be good for side sleepers, especially for lightweight side sleepers. 

The medium feel will likely offer great support for back sleepers and side sleepers who are average-weight or heavyweight. If you sleep with a partner, the medium firmness will offer a good “middle ground” that can suit multiple sleep positions. 

While the Brooklyn Signature offers cooling for hot sleepers thanks to its breathable coils, the GhostBed takes a different approach: cooling gel foams and a cool-to-the-touch cover. It stays temperature-neutral for an all-foam mattress, but the Signature is a little better for hot sleepers.

Brooklyn Signature Mattress Review (2022) - The Nerd's Take

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Leesa’s award-winning hybrid mattress provides the advanced support of 1,000+ individually wrapped pocket springs combined with high-performance, high airflow premium foams for enhanced comfort. This winning combination of foam and springs offers the best of both worlds—targeted support for the back, hips, and shoulders and cooling comfort for a deeper night’s sleep. When you purchase a Leesa mattress, you are pursuing better sleep for yourself as well as others. A certified B Corp, Leesa donates one mattress to nonprofits for every ten sold.

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The Leesa Hybrid combines the best parts of memory-foam and spring mattresses. It offers better cooling and has a thicker cover than the competition, all at a great price.

The Leesa Hybrid combines sturdy foam layers with just enough bounce. It also offers better cooling and a thicker cover than the competition.

The Leesa Hybrid combines sturdy foam layers with just enough bounce. It also offers better cooling and a thicker cover, compared with the competition.

The Leesa Hybrid combines the best elements of memory-foam and spring mattresses. It has better cooling and a thicker cover than the competition, all at a great price for a hybrid.

With its balance of cuddly, durable foam and just-springy-enough coils, the Leesa Hybrid has consistently pleased our testers since 2018.

Our staffers loved this hybrid’s just-right sink. Designed with individually wrapped coils and four layers of foam, Leesa’s higher-end model offers more edge support than its all-foam counterpart.

The Leesa Hybrid combines the best parts of memory-foam and spring mattresses. It also has a thicker, softer cover than those of the competition.

The Slumber Yard

 The Leesa hybrid was designed to work on a solid foundation or a slatted bed frame, which is actually what I'm testing it out here on today. But if you do have a box spring you like, you can add a Bunky board to the top of it and it should support the Leesa hybrid just fine. Next up, can you flip the Leesa hybrid? No, You cannot flip this bed. There are no comfort foams on the bottom of the mattress if you're worried about where you can rotate it 180 degrees every six months or so

 You do have a little bit of nice hug, but you're gonna feel more on top of than stuck in this bed. And then finally, if you're someone who's looking for a super bouncy hybrid mattress, I would say the Leesa is not going to be responsive enough for you. I would recommend you look for something with some latex foam layers in addition to pocketed coils. So I want to take a second here to answer some of the most frequently asked questions we get at Sleepopolis

 I would recommend you look for something with some latex foam layers in addition to pocketed coils. So I want to take a second here to answer some of the most frequently asked questions we get at Sleepopolis. First up, does the Leesa hybrid need a box spring? No. Lisa actually recommends you don't use a traditional box spring with this bed

 So I'm going to start out by first telling you a little bit about how this mattress feels. I do want to note that feel is a pretty subjective measure. It's gonna vary based on your body weight, your body type, and your preferred sleeping position. Just for reference, I am a strict side sleeper

Leesa Hybrid Mattress Review 2021 - Comfort for Side Sleepers?

I have had my queen size Layla Hybrid for almost a year and I am still very happy. The mattress has held up well. I use the firm side, which has been great for me as a 5'10", 190 lb side sleeper with minor shoulder and hip issues.

So got a new king Layla Hybrid after 10 years on a queen gel memory foam mattress. Figured I'd keep track of how it sleeps over a year period for those curious of purchasing it.

My specs: 5'9, 170 lb, mostly stomach/side sleeper.

Let's go!

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Night 1: Chose the soft side to try first, went in with some back pain after building the bed frame and lugging the mattress up a flight of stairs. Keep in mind this thing is heavy, around 128 lb in the box. Sadly the two included pillows were missing, so if those ever arrive I'll review as well. Anyway soft side you definitely sink a bit, I'd give it around a 4/10 for firmness. Definitely comfortable but back did flair up depending on my position. Edge support is good, feels well built. Temperature was perfect, didn't notice any excessive warmth so no issue there. Overall happy with the purchase so far, but will probably switch to firm tonight to see any difference. 



Night 2: Nooow we're talking. Switched to firm, no regrets. Flipping the mattress was fairly easy, but definitely recommend a partner to help. Super comfortable regardless, firmness at around a 7/10 I'd say. No issues with back pain, felt great in all positions. 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!


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My Layla Hybrid arrived! Join me on a year long journey of discovery &amp; napping.

 All the details are linked for it in the description, so I hope you enter. I hope I get to say your name next month. But let's get back to this review. So when it comes to pricing, the Leesa Hybrid mattress is going to be quite a bit more expensive than the flagship original Leesa, but we don't think it's crazy expensive either

 Let's get into the video now by just quickly covering the policy information for Lisa. Now, Lisa did send us their beds for free so we could test them out and then tell you about them. But if you end up with Lisa Hybrid, here's what you're going to be getting. It's going to ship to you in a box like the vast majority of online beds will

 Now, we've talked about pocketed coils a bunch on this channel and how they are different to traditional inner springs. The long story short is instead of being one big interconnected unit, these things are actually individually wrapped and lightly woven together, so they manage to isolate motion a lot better than traditional inner springs. while giving you the same level of support. Having coils means Leesa Hybrid is going to be a solid option for all body types, including you heavier folks out there

 So that's all the policy stuff when it comes to Lisa. Let's get into the more interesting stuff now, like the construction of this mattress and what it's actually going to feel like to lay down on it. So as the name Lisa Hybrid would imply, this is a coil mattress. This means that instead of using dense support foam as its main support layer, you have a layer of pocketed coils

Leesa Hybrid Mattress Review (Reasons To Buy/NOT Buy)

 Check down below in the description for anything you might be able to find. We think when all said and done, you'll be paying closer to 1500 for this mattress. So not crazy expensive, but not in that affordable tier either. If you sleep with a partner and everything I've said up to now sounds good, You think the firmness sounds good, and the feel and it fits your budget, you're going to want to know two big important things when it comes to sleeping with a partner: Edge support and motion isolation

 Pocketed coils are different than your traditional inner spring system that you might be used to. Instead of being one big unit, the coils are individually wrapped and then woven together so you still get that bounce and durability and support that you get with inner springs, but without as much motion transferring through the mattress. This also means it's going to be a good option for heavier people. It's not specifically made for heavy people like Asapha, Hd or Big Fig, but if you're in the 230 pound range, Lisa Hybrid is going to be a better pick than the original Leesa

 This also means it's going to be a good option for heavier people. It's not specifically made for heavy people like Asapha, Hd or Big Fig, but if you're in the 230 pound range, Lisa Hybrid is going to be a better pick than the original Leesa. Also, we'll try and link some of our favorite beds for heavier people down below. In the description above

Leesa Hybrid Mattress Review (MUST WATCH)

I think I like that Sealy Norman Hybrid, but read some "low quality" concerns from Sealy and wanna stear away from MF (even though it does come with an adjustable base, I'll probably never use it). I keep getting caught up in layers of foam, thinking that some of the brands with only 2-3 layers are suckers, or that Tufts and Needle doesn't count because it's not actual memory foam (original TF is 740 for a king right now). I just want something that is hopefully great from the first go, and has a refund policy I can trust if I need it (which is apparently not a given with Nectar or Zinus).

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