Mattresses

[chassis]

Originally Posted by ryo-

I have a queen Bear mattress and it is extremely comfortable for me. One of my exes had a legit Tempurpedic and it was solid as well (for back/side sleepers), but it was almost 3x the price of my Bear. a little TMI but some night time activities were not that great on the Tempurpedic. I guess it all depends on what you're looking for.

When you say night activities, do you mean sleeping?

[MisterF80M3]

Originally Posted by chassis

When you say night activities, do you mean sleeping?

Sex activities

[KevinC]

Originally Posted by Our03z4

We bought a Tuft and Needle king sized Mint about a month ago. Nothing to complain about, feel a lot better in the morning now.

I have the original Tuft & Needle king, bought way back in 2014 or 15. Still 100% happy with it 6+ years later. It has held up and is no difference in comfort or appearance from new. Would buy again. Actually we already did - we have a queen on the Murphy bed in the guest room now.

[uncle ben]

I highly recommend latex foam mattress. They are stupid heavy, but they don’t have pressure points and I’m a heavy guy. Not cheap either but worth the money.

[autrel]

Same thought as above. Latex mattress has been great, but went with a hybrid idea. (Luma Sleep). No pressure points latex pad on top of mattress and it's still great for a lighter weight guy.

[floridaorange]

Bought this - it's helped me sleep better on our "westin heavenly" mattress.

SLEEP ZONE Cooling Mattress... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0871VKX85...p_mob_ap_share

[Sedan_Clan]

I've had really good luck (..and experienced sound sleep) with the Serta iComfort series. I think mine is the cool gel/foam version.

[Bonk!]

Used to love extra firm mattresses until I hurt my shoulders. Bought a Casper hybrid and am very happy.

[Eallamyld]

I haven't tried the Avocado mattress, but I have heard good things about it. The Klufts and Shifmans are great options too, especially with a box spring and Knickerbocker frame.
As for the Purple mattress, I've heard that it's a unique product that provides a good balance of comfort and support. The pressure point relief is definitely a plus, especially if you're looking to eliminate discomfort.
However, have you considered the option of a most comfortable recliner to sleep in? Sometimes, a recliner can provide the right amount of comfort and support, especially if you're looking for a more portable solution.

[floridaorange]

Returned my Lux Firm Saatva for the Firmer version and am very happy, no complaints, sleep through night.

[dougt.ah3]

Originally Posted by uncle ben

I highly recommend latex foam mattress. They are stupid heavy, but they don’t have pressure points and I’m a heavy guy. Not cheap either but worth the money.

I am in agreement with latex. I made my own 3 layer latex mattress and it has been wonderful to sleep on. Mine is on the firm side. Everyone's body and needs are different.

[tbone24000]

i've heard great things on the casper hybrid ones. I've been looking into the 8sleep pod mattresses also. seems interesting with the cooling factor.