Innerspring Vs Memory Foam Mattresses - The Ultimate Showdown!

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[@michaelgonzales92mg]

I'm a heavy set guy and that memory foam does not work well for me. Cause after awhile it makes a hole in the mattress, my back was killing me! I went back to the basic innerspring mattress and I'm sleeping much better.

[@mrfen07]

what size of innerspring?

[@user-mb9jx5tx9y]

Yes right

[@oceanic8424]

Foam mattresses will settle, whereas spring mattresses are more robust.

[@freshsodaa7023]

@@geetarman what you guys need is either a hybrid or a "firm foam" mattress...it still has that memory foam feeling, but it also has better support. And wont leave a "hole" where you sleep, and also wont sink either.

[@freshsodaa7023]

@@geetarman thats what im saying tho, the problem with the memory foam is that you "sink" and thats the reason it feels like youre on the floor. That happened to me as well, especially cause i had a wooden pallet base under it, so it hurt after 2 weeks. Thats why im saying the hybrid and firm matress doesnt have that problem cause it has coils inside, those dont sink or leave a "hole"...it actually supports you better.

[@zelthic]

After sleeping in spring bed for at least 20 years, I wanted to give memory foam a try since this era hype it up so much as it give you modern sleep. I choice the expensive 12 inch cool gel infuse copper memory foam and I suffer for a year sleeping in it until I give up and go back to spring bed. Some of the bad things about memory that I hate for a 150 lb person is: 1. No support in the bottom so you feel like sinking into the mattress 2. Back pain every day in which leave no pleasure in sleeping due to your bottom is heavier than your top so your spine is bent in a downward position everyday and leaves pain in your back once you get up in the morning 3. It gets hot and musky and it doesn’t help when you try to change your body position especially when the bed made a snow angle shape out of you and when you change the shape, it try to fight back in which leave you discomfort 4. It hard to get up every morning due to your body get sink into your bed for 8+ hours straight that you feel like you been wrap into a caccoon and your trying to break out of the shell by wasting half of your energy of the day getting out of the bed 5. One of the thing I like about my old spring bed is that I can sit and lie in my bed for hours and be on my phone or watch a movie on the TV, memory foam DOES NOT DO THAT. The more hours you sit in your bed, the more discomfort you get due to your whole body sinking into the bed and when you try to lay down to sleep, you CANT because you have a giant ass hole in the middle in which leave a lot of discomfort in lying down and sitting on the bed easily. At least spring bed, it keeps its form no matter if your sit & laydown afterward 6. Sometime if you sleep wrong, your body left paralyze on one side due to all the pressure your body try to keep its form while you sleep and every morning, you wake up with sharping needle in your body 7. Nothing comes good in getting a memory foam mattress, whoever invented it and claim to be the best modern mattress you can sleep is a lie and not worth the money 8. After you purchase the mattress, when it is delivered to you. It will be tightly wrap in a plastic like a rolling mat. After open it, it takes 30 days so it to get a bit harden to sleep. If you sleep in the mattress before 30 days of opening, your in a whole of back pain So after you read all this, please consider getting a spring mattress . It will save you the suffering that I endure in my journey.

[@cuteness_]

Wow!! What a well explained review based on actual experience! I really find it hard which one is to choose from. I used to sleep in a spring bed since I was a kid and I want to try something else due to hype. But you saved me from spending a hundred of bucks by choosing the wrong mattress. Thank you so much!!

[@Tom_Swift]

I agree with you 100% Been sleeping on a Tempur-Pedic Prima Teal Mattress (queen size) coming up on 4 years next month and I hate it. Which is unfortunate because it currently retails for $3500 CAD so you'd think it would be more durable. For reference, I am only 5'10" 150lbs and would consider that on the smaller side of average. I sleep on my side and wake up every morning with extreme lower back pain, sometimes hip pain, and sometimes one arm will be completely numb. I'm now watching as many videos as I can to compare traditional coil vs pocket coil and I am hearing some people say pocket coils are trash but the salespeople say pocket coils are best.... 🤔 When sitting in my bed at night I will sink into the memory foam pretty deep, not sure how my small frame and body weight can sink this much, can't imagine how a 200lbs+ person would fair on this mattress or even a couple. And for reference my mattress base is solid wood, 3" slats with 1" gaps so it is incredibly stout as far as structural support. The search for a new coiled mattress starts now.

[@mcgridlez]

You've listed every single issue I'm currently facing with my memory foam mattress I've had for almost two years now. I'm 5'6, 150lbs, pretty small i would say, and relaxing on it a few hours turns into sinking into the abyss by EOD. Sleeping is becoming a nightmare and I damm near flip the thing every other week. Definitely going back to innerspring ASAP. Thank you my friend for sharing!

[@aidancox7373]

I'm living this right now - especially your first and second points. I bought a Casper foam mattress, and while it's overall pretty firm, I've noticed that my hips sink deeper into the mattress than the rest of my torso. Through the night, I can feel my spine bending as my hips sink deeper into the mattress. Every morning, I'm now waking up feeling like my spine has been unnaturally bent upwards, leaving me with intense lower and middle back pain. I know these mattresses have a break in/ adjustment period, but I've had it for about a month now and I can't see how this issue will improve at all. Thankfully, I can take advantage of the trial period and get it exchanged for something else. Perhaps back to innersprings?

[@zelthic]

@@aidancox7373 I recommend a Pocket Coil mattress. It works the same as a memory mattress in terms of less motion transfer but has a support spring in the bottom.

[@swuishywuishy548]

This is one of the best vidoes on mattresses I've come accross. Straight to the point, only straight up facts and very simple and well explained. I've been looking for a mattress for a while. Everyone always says get foam but I wasn't able to afford one at the time so I got a mattress with a very thick pillow top. I kept waking up and wasn't able to sleep for hours because of the heat I assumed it was because of tempsture of my room until I stood up. I was suddenly much much cooler. I started reading about hot and cold sleepers. how thick pillow tops trap heat and the best beds for hot sleepers and again I was brought to expensive foam mattresses I thought a foam mattress would fix all of my problems with hot sleeping until now. This video has helped me learn that foam mattress aren't the best for everyone and expecically not hot sleepers thanks so much for making this video it really helped!

[@serkjen]

Memory Foam wins for me. I'm a side sleeper and I really love the pressure relief and contouring that comes with sleeping on a memory foam mattress.

[@JerryKelly-j5t]

Great video! I went from a spring mattress to a foam and I definitely regretted it. I’m 350 and every time I had to get up off a foam mattress I practically had to fight it to get up. It was hard to turn over from one side to the other. I slept hotter and eventually the foam wore down on the side I got up on every time to the point that I felt like I was going to roll off that side all the time. So my humble opinion, if your heavyset, you do not want a foam mattress!

[@cuteness_]

Thanks for your review, it helps me which mattress to buy.

[@OphanielH]

Bro lose some weight then maybe A LOT of your problems will be fixed

[@OphanielH]

Heavy set just say over weight

[@JerryKelly-j5t]

@@OphanielH no, next time I’ll say “if your fat as pig” It was MY review so I’ll say whatever I want to say, I don’t need you to correct my grammar!

[@Naxatthedoor]

@@OphanielHEddie hall is 350, would you consider him overweight?

[@flynnaz]

Comfort is the most important thing for me when looking for a mattress. With all the choices nowadays, you really need to do your research not just on the mattresses but other factors that can affect your sleep. Thank you for all the hard work you put into this process to help us make an informed decision. :)

[@shahul8222]

What's your choice?

[@babs3483]

I like the innerspring. Preferably the hybrid. With individual coils wrapped. Because it's more support

[@bjfcmorphil]

Wow This video was right on time. I was going to go with FOAM, But!!!! I must be cool and move around. Spring will suit me better .Thank you !!

[@sethkarim5786]

I think i like a memory foam mattresses more since i rather sleep in the mattress than on top of it. I like how comfy they are and how they relieve pressure points. I like a mattress with both comfort and support. I slept on innerspring my whole life and once i switched to memory foam i never looked back, no more waking up with any aches and pain. Great video very informative👍

[@watchingworm]

I've had a memory foam mattress for about a year now and it already started sagging. While at first it was good for my back pain, it's now causing more of it... I think it's back to an innerspring mattress for me.

[@oceanic8424]

[11/09/2021] A word of warning: many foam mattresses will settle and compress over time, therefore losing loft, and "springiness", vs coil spring, or continuous coil mattresses; which mechanically tend to be more robust and durable. So you may be replacing a foam mattress sooner than a spring mattress.

[@MikeOBrienMedia]

Great video! This is exactly what I have been looking for

[@chikifree]

really hating memory foam after a year. its fine at first but then it forms holes. its screwing with my back

[@EAGauss]

I used to have Exped Megamat Duo 10 Queen, which is an outdoor inflatable foam mattress and was happy until it started noticeably deflating after a year of continuous usage as a regular bed mattress. Therefore, after a thorough week-long research, I decided to pick a hybrid pocket spring mattress with memory foam layers on top in order to benefit from both worlds.

[@jenniferphillips3195]

I think a bed with springs is more for us over foam, neither of us likes to feel stuck or sunk in too much, and with one of us heavier the springs would give us better support. Also the air flow and sleeping cooler is a big plus for us. Neither of us has ever slept on a foam one though so there is always the possibility that we might like it if we tried it.

[@Mattressclarity]

Memory foam is really nice, but it sounds like a mattress with coils is a good fit for you. You could also consider a hybrid mattress that features both coils and soft memory foam on top.

[@יואבפ-ת3ה]

after bad experience lately while searching for a new mattress i came to these conclusions: 1) visco foam mattress are the worst cause they get hot like an oven in hot humid summer nights and the heat makes me wake up. 2) a too firm mattress gives me pains in my waist which makes me wake up every 2 hours in the middle of dreams. 3) a matteress with "health center"(the center of the mattress being more supportive then its edges like Sealy posturpedic) gave me pains in the top part of my back. 4) a too soft matteress that sink gives back pains. MY CONCLUSION IS: the best mattress for me is the simple good old coil mattress(not pocket coils) not too soft and not too firm WITHOUT visco foam, and just polyurethane-its not hot and it doesnt give me any kind of pain,it does have some pressure on the shoulders but it doesnt bother me much like the cons above

[@harfahsjapanstory4784]

Do you mean bonnell coil is better than the pocket coil one? I’ve been considering which one is better for back pain.

[@יואבפ-ת3ה]

@@harfahsjapanstory4784 i sleep only on the sides and i think pocket coil better if there are also 7 comfort zones in the mattress, but i dont really know cause i have problem in my back so i have pains in my back on soft matteresses and pain in my waist on hard mattresses. i bought a hard mattress with pocket coils, 7 comfort zones and thick layer of latex on top that is good for the back but gives me pain in waist and another matteress with pocket coils, 7 comfort zones and polyurethane(which doesnt heat me at night like visco does)and this one gives a little pain the the back on the left side when i sleep on the right side-i currently have these 2 mattresses...i remember i tried a pocket coil mattress with polyurethane but without comfort zones and when i slept on the sides it gave me such a pain in my arm that i felt my arm fell asleep at night and also pains during the day therefore there must be comfort zones

[@tharrison0043]

What matters to me,is all the above,comfort,support and cooling,i can not sleep if it's hot in the room,or if the bed is warm,i like it cold when i sleep,i love when it's really cold in the winter and you wrap a big warm comforter on you,i get the best sleep when it's cold,and in the summer months i put the air conditioner on high,it gets really cold in my room,but i have a very warm comforter,best sleep ever.

[@nigelcarder786]

8 years ago I paid £1800 for a Tempar memory foam Mattress. I am a heavier person so it sank where I laid, so I was in a hole. Just purchased a Silentnight 1200 pocket spring eco mattress, it is much cooler and more comfortable at £599 eight years later! So your choice is one memory foam or three [pocket sprung mattresses?

[@roxannecaiolino9509]

I love a coil mattress because of the breathability

[@mslb1822]

I primarily look comfort, closely followed by support. The contouring, pillowy feel of memory foam is what I need in a mattress to ease body pain and sleep well.

[@rrrandommman]

Superb info, I've had more clarity figuring out which car to buy. Cheers.

[@Mattressclarity]

Glad it was helpful!

[@sbasm051]

this is so good exactly what I needed thanks! confirmed that inner spring is what I need

[@poweralleys1]

As a heavier hot side sleeper need support and cooling as priorities

[@Carperama]

Awesome video, thanks for getting straight to the point and talking quick. Every second was informational.

[@Mattressclarity]

Awesome. I'm glad you found it helpful!

[@michaelPLS4462]

Yep I am a side sleeper I have a bad back and neck so I guess the memory foam will work even though I'll sweat to death at least it will be better for my back and my neck lol like he said it depends on what you're willing to put up with everybody's different so everybody will have a different choice thank you for the video now I know what I have to do

[@shadoyt113]

I'm gonna be buying my first mattress, and I've been sleeping on a inner spring my whole life, I mean it's been good, sometimes it permanently sinks which makes it feel like a boat. So, should I go for memory foam? Does it last longer than the innerspring?

[@LonDibrell]

His voice makes me want to sleep 💤 Very comforting

[@Carperama]

Some tips for acid reflex people, side sleepers and people with body pains. I have a 14" memory form. I cut and spray glued some cheep foam to form a wedge to put under the mattress, not sure if you could do this with a spring mattress. This wedge props up the mattress at the wall (since I have no headboard) an extra 15"+/- which allows me to sleep at an incline. This incline forms a gap at the wall which I put pillows in. I then slide up the mattress and put my arm into the gap which relieve my shoulder pain and helps keep me from sliding down the mattress since it's at an incline. If you have hip pain and are a side sleeper and cant do anything else you could cut out some foam so your hip is in the hole, this was tricky to do but did work for me when I had pain from my cholesterol med (I changed meds and have no hip pain now). You could buy a 4" foam to cut the hole in and put it on top of your bed but you might have to buy deeper pocket sheets to fit over both mattresses, a nice 10" mattress and a cheap 4" would be a good match and most sheets would fit? I'm surprised they don't make a memory foam mattresses with removable sections for side sleepers to relieve pressure from body pains.

[@androfanatic9548]

I am a 145 pound female i find inetersping mattress to be very uncomfortable as it can hurt my hips and I have nerve damage in my ribs so anything that puts pressure on my ribs hurts very badly .I have a thin memory foam mattress 6 inches stacked onto of a 8 inch spring mattress so its bouncy but not Appling pressure to my ribs

[@RMartinLP]

I use a hybrid at the moment which has worked great for me. If I had to choose between the two though I would prefer memory foam.

[@Ban00]

What do you mean by hybrid?

[@hellokittycutie2003]

@@Ban00 It’s spring AND memory foam. So you get both and not one or the other.

[@aidancox7373]

I bought a Casper foam mattress, and while it's overall pretty firm, I've noticed that my hips sink deeper into the mattress than the rest of my torso. Through the night, I can feel my spine bending as my hips sink deeper into the mattress. Every morning, I'm now waking up feeling like my spine has been unnaturally bent upwards, leaving me with intense lower and middle back pain. I know these mattresses have a break in/ adjustment period, but I've had it for about a month now and I can't see how this issue will improve at all. Thankfully, I can take advantage of the trial period and get it exchanged for something else. Perhaps back to innersprings?

[@janeyskitchen]

This is a very good video: great information, very organized and great quality. Thanks so much!

[@Mattressclarity]

Glad it was helpful!

[@katuk8173]

I LOVE my pocket sprung spring mattress.

[@aravindbhagath]

I have king size valevag IKEA mattress. The problem with the sprung spring mattress is that when you sleep in the edges, mattress sloping causing me to roll out of the bed. This is really annoying. Sleeping in the center is fine but in the edges is a very problematic.Anyone experienced this issue?

[@Smileek_toys]

Thank you for clear and easy explanation , very useful 😎👍

[@Mattressclarity]

Glad it was helpful!

[@RT-vw6yw]

Most beds in a box are not supportive enough. I have one that led to horrible back problems. If I had chosen an innerspring mattress instead, perhaps I wouldn't now be sleeping on the floor.

[@jeremymclaughlin632]

The main thing I look for in a mattress is the firmness.

[@clan_fraser19]

Same, and now I deeply regret buying a memory foam mattress last year, because now I realise I need an inner-spring mattress.

[@azizasultana3789]

I never sweat at night and I got nectar memory foam and can’t stop sweating! Love the comfort of memory foam but I hate waking up sweaty , sad that I have to switch my mattress out

[@lizxu322]

Maybe try latex or hybrid?

[@flyaway6671]

I think with memory foam you need the expensive high quality ones, surely the ones people are complaining about are ones where the manufacturers have cut corners on.

[@freshsodaa7023]

Not really, i bought a memory foam from Nectar for $1300 and i had the same problem that i had with a $280 memory foam mattress i had got from Amazon, the high or low end products dont matter...memory foam just isnt for everyone, especially for heavier people. Although i did end up getting a hybrid from Purple and it was much better.

[@tinabridgemohan8160]

Great video very much appreciate it I have a question what is the difference between a continuous coil and innerspring

[@Zacharias3]

Thank you for your advise and details here. I think I will go for a hybrid in the future (foam and springs) I purchased a Sleepys euro top mattress recently and within five months the mattress developed a huge indent crater the length of my body form! Sides completely broke down. Turned mattress and now have a high hill, with a downward slop into to the cratered area. Must be replaced! Maybe the foam only mattresses are good for light, small children.

[@MikesChannel]

I was just looking at that bed myself today lol... What did you replace it with? I'm 180lbs wife 150lbs

[@Zacharias3]

@@MikesChannel A year further on I’d never buy an all-foam mattress. I’ll get my intercoil one soon! They’re just so expensive!

[@love2dance2197]

this video was extremely helpful . Thank you

[@Mattressclarity]

Glad it was helpful!

[@BethJehovah]

I felt like the foam was suffocating me. I couldn't move. No thanks. I love my firm, bouncy, cold spring mattress.

[@Ban00]

I bought an endy memory foam mattress and after a month my back hurts. I think I'll think I'll go back to innerspring mattresses

[@Ban00]

My question is can I get a spring box to use with a memory foam mattress and is there a noticeable difference since this will still lay at the bottom thanks

[@007martini]

Yup I feel stuck in memory foam

[@nonyanisoningi7337]

Would like to know is Simmons beds one if the best matrasses???

[@GK-qc5ry]

Memory foam looks very comfortable for a side sleeper, but sinking into it and the heat element make it a no for me.

[@JohnnyFD]

Fantastic information. This is the best video on the subject. Thanks. =)

[@goranhikl1180]

Ooh if it’s used in space craft that most be awesome. Bullcrap foam is foam.

[@prettyprudent5779]

The spring mattress is the only mattress to buy.

[@j.v.8435]

The information is very concise, thankyou.

[@Mattressclarity]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Fwyd]

Old-school innersprings for me! I’m a thermonuclear sleeper and foam is too enveloping and hot, hot, hot.

[@topflight6028]

I have a memory foam and I just can't sleep at all yes it does feel great when buying it for the first time but after 3- 4 months later that sinking hole in the bed starts to take a role, not to mention the bigger the bed the much more HEAVY it is an oh boy California king is heavy.. So for a new year for 2021 I'm switching back to inner spring not to mention but wow the price for the bed is so much more cheaper instead of paying $1,200 for a memory foam.. I'm now only paying $350 for a inner spring just can't wait for it to show up now..

[@bossbalita2026]

how was it bro?

[@topflight6028]

@@bossbalita2026 I haven't received it yet considering that I ordered it online I should have just went in person .. But I can't wait for it to show up so I can enjoy the bounce with my girlfriend if you know what I mean!

[@bossbalita2026]

@@topflight6028 yes I know what u mean haha, update me when u receive it bro

[@topflight6028]

@@bossbalita2026 Will do

[@timfordfalconxf7714]

for me coils 100% i HATE the form am a hot sleeper and ihate the sinking feeling to

[@juju9706]

I definitely prefer the innerspring. They are hard to find these days.

[@sueb4154]

Mine is a Saatva ... coils under foam. It's ok but motion transfer is very apparent

[@marconewbury5286]

Memory foam. I'm light. Spouse sensitive to noise. I roll around a lot. I'm a side sleeper. Thanks! Nice vid.

[@Aphex2nify]

The most important thing for me is support. I was leaning towards memory foam but now I'm thinking I should stick with coils. I am 187lbs and I stay on my mattress most of the day (I know that may sound bad and like I'm a lazy person...lol. I'm just not as mobile as most ppl). After 2 or 3 years I can get dents in my mattress if I'm not careful and make sure I turn them. So I'm thinking I should stay clear of foam maybe. Maybe a hybrid could work for me, because I am a side sleeper and worry about preasure the older I get. Hummm

[@Mattressclarity]

Hey Brandon! Yeah, a hybrid might be the way to go for you. You will get more of that balance of comfort and support. As a side sleeper, you definitely want a mattress with a softer comfort layer, possibly containing memory foam.

[@caddyman7725]

I’m confused now. I’ve had a memory foam/hybrid for two years now and I don’t sleep well. This morning I woke up with my arm hurting because I was laying on it. Doesn’t make sense. For me, I’m going back to innerspring.

[@grownupgaming]

I always thought innerspring sagged easier over time. but according to this video, memory foam sagging is a cons. Im confused.

[@Billboardmister36]

Im overweight and used to the spring mattress but the mattress is sunken in and want to get the memory foam cause of no springs. My springs hurt my lower back cause they are coming through my back. The bed is over 10 years old.

[@super84921]

I got a gel memory foam mattress and its stiff I don't know if i gotta break it in or if that shit just stays that way but its like hitting water flat on your stomach or back my guy..

[@iftak01]

learned a lot about mattress today

[@KC-dg9pu]

So hot side sleepers are screwed then?

[@MrScrappydue]

I’m wondering, do we have a choice anymore? I called Kingsdown Matt company because I wanted the same bed but they don’t sell spring mattresses anymore. After 10 yrs so much has changed. I called a local Sleepy’s and they don’t have spring Matt’s anymore. I’m already hot at night when it’s 68 degrees. I don’t even own a blanket. It’s a good information video. I’d like to know why a real box spring (has springs) and a coil spring mattress cost less than these memory foams do. I’d think a lot more work goes into a bed & box with coils then a piece of 4” Foam. I’ve been looking and I don’t even get a frame with that $1200. Some of the frames that come with 3-4” of foam remind me of the old box (no springs) with wooden slats and a cardboard top that came with the really cheap mattresses back in the 70s. I haven’t actually been to any stores. I could be looking in all the wrong places online. Thankfully I don’t need a mattress right now but my back would tell you he does. I like some of the comments as much as the video because I’m a side sleeper and I toss & turn and my low back feels it. I get up 4 times a night. It’s a 20 yr mattress but it did give me 10 good yrs.

[@GreenEagleVR]

They make foam toppers for normal mattresses and they’re very good for getting both styles in one!

[@taniaboyd3435]

I'm an Aussie. 5"5 and 275 pounds. Emma comfort premium hybrid is not working for me. It gives me pins and needles especially with side sleeping. Hubby loves it 6"2 209 pounds. I am returning it for a plush inner spring

[@pdopp236]

Is the bed/base on which the mattress is placed,also a factor worth consideration ? What is the reason for different thicknesses of mattresses ? Is it related to comfort or mere preference of height ?

[@BadlyDrawnJack]

I'll just take a memory foam mattress to relieve the anxiety of my mattress suddenly tearing and shooting a spring into me.

[@ptvfl]

Comfort is the most important factor. I have a bigger chest, and a bigger butt so sleeping on my back while on a spring mattress leaves an awkward gap that leaves me with back pain. Sleeping on my stomach is painful as well, as my chest is essentially crushed on a spring mattress.

[@rickblackjnr9763]

Great Video! Answers all my questions and now, I know what I need.

[@Mattressclarity]

Glad we could help!

[@jwcgaming2215]

1400 medium pocket sprung fixed my back ....memory foam was shite

[@SmoothOthello]

This was extremely helpful ty!

[@Mattressclarity]

Glad it helped!

[@PremiumPhoto404]

This video was so helpful!!! Thanks 🙏🏾

[@Mattressclarity]

Glad it was helpful!

[@mehjewl7028]

Memory f.oam is for me as well. I'm in bed almost all the time due to my disability so this seems like the best option. I just hope by some miracle I'll have one.

[@bmp713]

I experience numbness on my arms, shoulders, back, rear and legs on whichever side I lay on. With my current 8 inch foam mattress I just sink almost down to the wooden base. Any area of my body I lay on with any pressure goes partly numb from sinking into the mattress. What kind of spring or hybrid mattress offers the best support to prevent sinking too far, but is still soft enough to not add more pressure causing numbness? What other suggestions do you have for finding a mattress supportive enough but not too firm?

[@RobertLofrano]

Excellent video, thanks for the information

[@Mattressclarity]

Glad it was helpful!

[@1119-w3u]

Memory foam is not all that. I think Spring was much better. My back and body feels better now. I hate being stuck in foam.

[@dsz6886]

u must be fat😂

[@cm6703]

I hear you giving recommendations about so many mattresses, is hard to keep up. I've heard you recommending the Saatva, and Purple, and a few others for the same type of person. I am 220 lbs, side/back sleeper combo, some lower back problems, prefer to sleep on top rather than sink into the mattress, need a mattress that will last at least 10 yrs, with side support (rather than sinking when sitting on the side of the bed). What would you recommend?

[@DrakeCellPhone-ht4gj]

I'm a big guy and always loved a firm spring mattress, loved the resistance. Until I tried a memory foam mattress, never went back to spring. So comfortable. Another big difference between spring and foam, in a spring mattress, if you fall asleep with your arms under the pillow, it cuts off your circulation and you wake up with that dead arm with the painful discomfort of blood rushing back into your arm. That never happens on a foam mattress. I'm really happy with my foam mattress but I'm curious to try a hybrid of both memory foam and spring combined.

[@ruthuku]

I'm currently on hybrid, still evaluating

[@shamisomasarakufa9650]

The most lmportant for its the comfort in choosing a matress

[@chelseab5467]

I'm literally divided down the middle!! Need more support, hot sleeper, side sleeper with pain issues!! So would I need an Innerspring with a dense memory foam pad??

[@regg58]

I have a memory foam and after a year its killing my lower back, im not even that heavy Im gonna get a spring mattress

[@MarlenePerez-tm9rz]

I have a hybrid but back and legs always hurt why? thinking spring not sure.

[@isaiasojeda8773]

For me I went from a memory foam to a innerspring with a little bit memory foam. After that I really wanted a memory foam because it was medium firm but still softer than the inner spring. I’m a stomach sleeper but the innerspring is still to hard

[@ajm_2273]

What did you end up doing? I’m sort of in the same boat

[@pinkpastelhearts]

sooo im guessing if someone has fractured & broken bones, memory foam is a no go right?

[@locololus]

I love sinking into my mattress!

[@starbomb4091]

I need support, firm and coolness.

[@allendsouza1865]

Sagging is a problem what is the density a heavier person should buy. A person with back and shoulders pain

[@MariRaposo1]

Thank you so much, this video it's very helpful.

[@Mattressclarity]

You're welcome!

[@T33K4Y]

honestly, memory foam just sounds horrible to me. i'd get so uncomfortable and not be able to sleep. the old tried and tested method for me!

[@edgymix9109]

You honestly have to try it. Its soooo comfy

[@googleuser7853]

Hybrids! Memory Foam Top and Inner Spring at the Bottom. Support and comfort all in one. 💤🛏️😴

[@jordanross2193]

I feel like the most important thing when sleeping is feeling less back and neck pain and falling asleep at night. Last bed I bought was a pillowtop plush bed and it wasn't very good mattress causing back and neck pain. Trying to decide if buying the loom and leaf relaxed firm or saatva luxury firm would be a better choice for pain at night.

[@prestontowne9768]

Won't go back to Memory foam to hot and sinks

[@newenergyexperience434]

On a side note, you can stay in control easier after you recieve intense shock or pleasure if you sleep on your back rather than your side. To be honest I am not sure of the correlation but I hope this helps if anyone was curious.

[@ememinuikim9345]

I'm a hot sleeper, i prefer my mattress to be cool. Plus i don't want to sink into my bed, i prefer a bouncy bed lol, so i'd go for the innerspring. Sounds more comfortable.

[@joanneschaeffer6542]

Which mattress weighs the less, for a twin? As i am older & it's hard for me to even change the sheets

[@Mattressclarity]

Good question. A memory foam mattress is probably lighter than a hybrid due to the weight of the metal coils in the hybrid mattresses.

[@JIMMIX7]

I have Sponylitis in the very lower back and ribs I need a new bed, when I go to try them in the shops, I cant even lay down to try them. I toss and turn all night on my sunken mattress at the moment which is very painful, Trying to find a new mattress is Impossible !! I think I need firm with a soft toppa (I seem to be a side sleeper).

[@slduke5674]

I feel smothered and held down with Memory Foam like I can't move my body at all. I also don't like that there's no bounce to memory foam. It is kinda hard to find an innerspring mattress with no memory foam for a good price on a budget. Any suggestions?

[@govindmadhav6421]

Im looking for comfort which should i get ?

[@TrulyMademoizelle]

Memory foam is horrible. If over heats and doesn't support your back. Get pocketed innerspring or at least a hybrid. I learned i need a quilted top.