It is an expensive mattress and you can't try it out in a store but as someone who finally can afford to spend the money I would highly recommend saving up for a high quality mattress because you really spend a ton of time on it and it does affect your health and wellness quite a bit. I have to say there was a noticeable difference in my pain level when I woke up this morning, as the aches and pains were not as noticeable or intense. The old Sealy was starting to sag and wasn't providing the support my wife and I need which was leading to back and hip pain. I am upgrading from a Sealy Queen memory foam mattress that I bought 8 years ago for about $700 as a return (never was slept on and still in plastic packaging).
#Loom and leaf firm professional#
The price was a bit steep, but I was able to get a $250 discount through a memorial day sale which sweetened the deal.Īpparently they build to order so it took about 2.5 weeks to arrive and it was delivered by a 3rd party professional delivery company.
So far I would highly recommend the mattress to anyone looking for a high end memory foam mattress. My build is 6ft 240 lbs and I am a primarily stomach/sometimes side sleeper. I was a little warm at first but that went away as I settled in. I have the COOP waterproof mattress protector, a fitted cotton sheet and a down comforter with a duvet along with the COOP original pillows, pillow protectors and cotton pillowcase. It also has a bit of rebound that you might get from a hybrid or spring but not in the sense that you can bounce on it. My first impressions are that it is very firm yet I feel a sense of cradling like you would expect on a memory foam mattress. Just had my first night sleep on my new Saatva Loom and Leaf Firm King mattress. FYI for those in the market for a memory foam mattress:
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