Bed-in-a-box mattresses

[cycloneworld]

We got a T&N Mint on a black friday deal and we have loved it so far. Very comfortable.

Got a Mint T&N in December. Didn't love it for the first few weeks (much firmer than I was used to) but really enjoy it now. You can literally move around on your side of the bed and not disturb the person next to you. Also first time with a King bed and I don't know why I waited so long...

 

[CycloneNick]

We went from a traditional mattress to a Molecule mattress in October. As a police officer that wears a vest and a duty belt everyday I would wake up every morning in pain with a stiff back, hips and shoulders on the old mattress. With the Molecule I don’t have any aches or pains. Molecule claims to be the coolest sleeping foam mattress as well and I have not had any problems from being to hot.

As far as romantic activities it does have too much give and doesn’t give you the bounce that you might desire.

 

[CloneGuy8]

In case anyone was on the edge of their seats wondering, I ended up getting Layla. Two biggest reasons were the lifetime warranty that comes with it, and the mattress having a soft side and a firm side (being able to chose by flipping it, nice feature). Overall I'm a fan of it, and would recommend it.

 

[alarson]

In case anyone was on the edge of their seats wondering, I ended up getting Layla. Two biggest reasons were the lifetime warranty that comes with it, and the mattress having a soft side and a firm side (being able to chose by flipping it, nice feature). Overall I'm a fan of it, and would recommend it.

Finally, the suspense has been keeping me up late at night.

 

[AlaCyclone]

I recently bought a cool gel memory foam 8 inch roll mattress from Mattress Firm with a Platform from West Elm. No complaints.

 

[MeowingCows]

Just today I bought a clearanced Sealy PosturePedic hybrid mattress with an adjustable frame from Mattress Firm. Get it delivered to my new place in a couple weeks... Here's hoping I don't somehow end up hating it (coming off of a basic 10+ year old mattress with a gel cover on top, I think I'll probably be happy).

That being said, I do see room for bed-in-a-box companies to really take hold versus the storefront experience. It's just less work (albeit more risk, in some ways).

 

[cyrocksmypants]

Why would you sleep in a box? Sounds stupid.

 

[MeowingCows]

Why would you sleep in a box? Sounds stupid.

Nah, it's fine. Cats do it all the time, just trust 'em.

 

[cyrocksmypants]

Nah, it's fine. Cats do it all the time, just trust 'em.

I will NEVER trust cats.

 

[BWRhasnoAC]

We have a king sized Puffy mattress. It's amazing. 5 stars.

 

[BCClone]

In case anyone was on the edge of their seats wondering, I ended up getting Layla. Two biggest reasons were the lifetime warranty that comes with it, and the mattress having a soft side and a firm side (being able to chose by flipping it, nice feature). Overall I'm a fan of it, and would recommend it.

I just can’t get any sleep with Layla. Kept me up the whole night I had Layla.

 

[baller21]

I just can’t get any sleep with Layla. Kept me up the whole night I had Layla.

Did Layla have you on your knees?
Begging darling please?

 

[BCClone]

Did Layla have you on your knees?
Begging darling please?

Gave me a good intro to marriage since you have to beg then.

 

[tigershoops31]

We did some research too and ended up buying one from Leesa. One plus is I don't disturb the wife getting in and out like I did on a mattress.

Sounds like somebody is into Somnophilia and isn't afraid to tell us about it.

 

[cdekovic]

Anyone have any experience with Avocado mattresses? All certified organic. Consumer Reports #1 rated and the pillow top is #3 rated by CR. Anyone? Bueller? Bueller?

 

[isutrevman]

We went mattress shopping at a store about 9 months ago and I couldn't believe how expensive some of the mattresses were. I talked my wife into just buying a Tuft and Needle ONline and we have loved it. I can't imagine I would have liked any of those $2,000-$4,000 mattresses any more. I worried about memory foam becoming permanently "indented" over time, but that doesn't seem to be a problem so far. I was a little afraid it might be too firm for my wife's liking, but she's had no problem with it.

 

[tm3308]

I got a Purple mattress a little over a month ago, and I love it. I got one of the new models with a 3" polymer layer. It took a week or so to adjust to it, so it was pretty rough to start out. I've had a Purple pillow for over a year, but always had to stack blankets under it to get it to a comfortable height on my old mattress. I don't have to do that anymore. I also got a couple sets of the Purple sheets, which are way more comfortable than my old Walmart sheets (and they fit way better, too). Pricey, but worth it. I kind of figure that a mattress is one of those things you don't necessarily want to skimp on.

 

[alarson]

For me, winkbed ended up being the best option.

There's actually a showroom for a bunch of these online mattress options up in minneapolis if you happen to be up there, run by one of the review sites (sleepsherpa). I did when i bought my winkbed a couple years ago, and it helped me narrow it down.

Also, i can't recommend enough the nest easy breather pillow.

 

[erikbj]

I got a casper after back surgery. I like it a lot - its about 3 years old and its just like new.

Now a huge fan of their pillows though.

 

[NDMARTIN2015]

Alexander Signature Hybrid medium by Nest Bedding. Bought it when it was 999 for the queen and its phenomenal.