Helix Midnight Luxe vs Loom & Leaf

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I really like the tempurpedic luxe breeze but my husband doesn’t love the price and I’ve read some mixed reviews about their durability. Can anyone recommend any mattresses that might have a similar feel? I like the soft version. Or should I just pull the trigger… we’ve also considered just adding a tempurpedic topper to another bed but not sure what one would produce a similar feel. Another site said the loom & leaf is similar to the Lux breeze but they only have firm options it seems like, not sure how that compares to the soft tempur

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.

3) Helix Sunset Luxe or Midnight Luxe (not sure why she's even letting me have the Midnight on this list but ill take it, also all the review videos online are the same recipe, looks like they are written by the same people)

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.

In terms of the cost, the current price of a luminous mattress in a queen-size is 1099, and on top of that, you're going to pay a $99 delivery charge,...

I have the Midnight Luxe. I can’t compare it to the others you mentioned, though. Sorry!. What I can say is, compared to the old memory foam I switched over from, the Helix is definitely cooler

That being said, our sleep team says that Lumen Leaf is one of the few memory foam beds out there that hot sleepers can get away with. That's thanks t...

Helix Midnight Luxe - by far the worst, bed is way too firm and I keep waking up in the night with leg or arm numbness and my back is super sore in the morning. They already offered a soft topper and it doesn’t help. I need someone in between the Helix and the Sedona. Pressure relieving yet supportive

I think stomach sleepers should probably go for the firmer option overall. So I've been giving my personal take on the lumen leaf mattress. If you wan...

Ideal for lightweight, average weight, and heavyweight stomach sleepers.Financing options are available for this mattress. Average Customer Rating We recommend this mattress for the following sleeper types: If you often overheat while you sleep, this mattress should help you stay cool. This bed is perfect for anyone suffering from back pain

The Loom & Leaf sleeps very hot so I don't think that would be a good option for you. A latex hybrid is going to sleep much cooler since latex has an open cell structure which breathes to allow air circulation. You should try to check out a latex hybrid to see if you like the feel and what firmness level you prefer, but there are some better choices in latex hybrid than the Nest model which also uses some PU foam. I'd suggest looking into Sleep EZ, Arizona Premium Mattress, or Flexus Comfort for better options in latex hybrids at very reasonable prices