HiGRID Luxe Original King Mattress with Japanese Patented SmartGRID Technology, Medium Firm,Anti-skid base and Breathable cover, 5-zone Support, 200 Nights Trial (150x200x20cm, 5ft)

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Hybrid mattresses combine the benefits of cushioning memory foam with durable innerspring coils for the ultimate balance of pressure-relieving comfort and breathable support. Nowadays, you don't have to choose between contouring foam and reliable coils when shopping for your next mattress. Plus, hybrids are some of the most popular beds available. Nearly every well-known mattress brand now carries a hybrid model and interest has soared over the last decade. But with so many different options on the market, finding the right one can feel daunting, especially if you're shopping online. Finally, hybrid mattresses are generally low maintenance. They often come with removable, washable covers, and due to their unique structure, they rarely need flipping – only rotating every so often. This makes them incredibly easy to keep clean and in great shape for a long time. You sleep hot on memory foam mattresses . (Pro tip: Look specifically for cooling mattresses when you shop.)

Go to Offer Simba Sleep were one of the first companies to offer a Hybrid. But now there are many competitors. What are the benefits of Hybrid mattresses? Very little if any memory foam– Just like with a low-end memory foam mattress, a cheaper hybrid is likely to have very little actual memory foam. It will mostly focus on regular foam when creating the bulk of the mattress. And this is significant as regular foam doesn't offer the same level of comfort as memory foam.In that case, you'd probably go for a slatted base, with up to 7 cm of space between the slats. A slatted base, on the other hand, is known to make your mattress softer, although not considerably. There are quite a few benefits to these mattresses – the correct level of firmness/softness (for most people) being the main one. Edge support: We ask users to share how their mattresses hold up (e.g. whether it sinks or stays put) when they sit on the edge of their beds. The construction of the Helix Midnight starts with a 100% polyester cover that feels smooth and soft, and we found it retains little heat. Below the cover, the comfort system includes two layers of foam. The top layer is Helix’s formulation of memory foam, known as Memory Plus Foam. Our testers noted that it compresses to accommodate pressure points but with slightly more bounce and less heat buildup than traditional memory foam. Outside of the winter holiday shopping events, national holidays are a good bet for bigger-than-usual discounts. So that's the Labor Day mattress sales in September, the Presidents' Day mattress sales in February, the end of May Memorial Day mattress sales and the 4th of July mattress sales.

We had a couple of minor complaints that are worth being aware of. The first is that the smooth top weave of this mattress is quite slippery, which means that both you and your fitted sheet may slide around a little. We were also a little disappointed by the motion isolation here, which could make this mattress a hard pass if you share a bed with a restless partner.Other features to look out for include extra cooling if you sleep hot, as well as zoned support if you need cushioning in specific areas. Who are hybrid mattresses best for?

Heat retention. Though they retain a lot less heat than memory foam mattresses, there is still some to consider. Foam: Memory foam tends to adapt to your body shape for a cradling feel while latex has a slightly springy feel in comparison. Latex is derived from rubber trees and can be used in organic mattresses but tends to be heavier than memory foam, making it harder to move. Multiple layers of foam often provide a mix of firm support with plush comfort.Be warned, though: if you buy an Eve mattress via another retailer, such as Argos, the trial-nights offer might not apply. We’ve selected our five favourite hybrid beds from the very best sleep brands including Nectar, Simba and DreamCloud, with features that include extra cooling and hypoallergenic materials to ensure you sleep soundly all night long. Because hybrid mattresses can be heavy, practical features like handles will help you manoeuvre the mattress especially when rotating it. Note, that hybrid mattresses are one-sided so they will not need to be flipped like a traditional spring mattress. If you’re in the market for a hybrid mattress but have a limited shopping budget, the Brooklyn Bedding Signature Hybrid is a great option. While the price-point for this mattress falls well below average for a hybrid model, high-quality materials and strong performance across the board elevate the Signature Hybrid to the same level as many of its more expensive competitors we’ve tested.

The transition layer is the cushioning or barrier between the comfort layer and the base support layer . Oftentimes, the transition layer is made of dense foam or latex material. The type of bed frame can affect the feel of the hybrid mattress, too. Wooden slats will support the medium firm feel of the mattress, whereas a box spring tends to create a softer feel and is generally less supportive. And if you’re wondering whether hybrid mattresses are safe on the floor, the answer’s yes - but we’d suggest propping your mattress on its side every once in a while to let it breathe. While it’s not cheap, the Hybrid Pro remains our favourite Simba mattress and one of the best hybrids we’ve tested. It has not one but two layers of micro springs (an upgrade on the regular Hybrid’s single layer), as well as an upper comfort layer made from wool, which is an excellent temperature regulator.

Another common complaint with regular memory foam mattress is the heat build up. This means, quite simply, that you get too hot in bed – particularly in summer. Even though the Saatva Classic is made using foams, it is nothing like a memory foam mattress – there's minimal sink-in here, even from the soft version. If you want a softer hybrid, try the Helix Midnight instead. Otherwise, we'd highly recommend the Saatva Classic as the best hybrid mattress for all sleep positions and light to average body weights (look at the Saatva HD if you want a good mattress for heavy people). Namely, some hybrids are more spring-oriented, while others emphasise the memory foam. Depending on whether you're looking for extra support and bounce, or contour and pressure relief, one or the other might be a better fit for you. The Saatva Classic is a luxury hybrid that comes in three different firmness options to cater to your unique sleep preferences. With coils in both its support core and comfort system, the Saatva is an innovative take on the traditional innerspring that provides a solid balance of support, pressure relief, and bounce. When compared to latex mattresses , hybrid mattresses will be softer and offer enhanced contouring and comfort when the top layer is made from memory foam . A hybrid mattress is likely to sleep hotter and be less bouncy and responsive. The Pros and Cons of the Hybrid Mattress Pros