Leesa Mattress?

[ericf4]

Anyone out there buy one of those Leesa mattresses? We spent a lot on our last mattress and wake up sore every am. I've seen a bunch of reviews on this Leesa one and sounds pretty good. Wanted to see if anyone has one? Thoughts?

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[BBK357]

i take a green canvas bag, fill it with shell casings and sleep on that

[ericf4]

Support!

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[Chocodove]

Assuming you've looked at Temper-Pedic? I'll never buy another type of mattress.

[ericf4]

I have but I've heard mixed things like they get hot etc to sleep on. I think they also get like 4k for a king. Also wanted to check sleep number. The Leesa ones seem to have lotsa great reviews but hard to tell unbiased ones from paid ones.

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[Panerai7]

Natural Latex rules

[ericf4]

Like? Is that what some are made of? Other than your rubbers that is.

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[andrema]

Assuming you've looked at Temper-Pedic? I'll never buy another type of mattress.

We've owned our Temper-Pedic for 10 years or so. It's nice...no issues with it being hot.

Eric - they do make a new version that is "cool" if that is an issue for you. My buddy also swears by his sleep number bed - he has a terrible back and he never has an issue.

[ericf4]

Good to know.

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[Captdave]

Assuming you've looked at Temper-Pedic? I'll never buy another type of mattress.

We've owned our Temper-Pedic for 10 years or so. It's nice...no issues with it being hot.

Eric - they do make a new version that is "cool" if that is an issue for you. My buddy also swears by his sleep number bed - he has a terrible back and he never has an issue.

We've had our for about 10 years also. Best mattress I've ever slept on. No issues with it being hot.

[BacoNoir]

We went to a store that sold both Temperpedic as well as Serta and Sealy latex versions. All the Tempers were either too firm or soft for us, but we found a Sealy we love. For these kind of mattresses you need to try them out and buy from a place that will let you exchange within 60 days - you'll need 14-30 to break it in or walk on it every night the first week to speed that up.

[gwells]

we've had a leesa for about 3 months. like it so far. haven't had overheating issues, but we're just getting into summer weather now. it's definitely different than sleeping on a spring mattress, as are all memory foam mattresses. takes a little getting used to. i got used to it quickly, wife took longer. the only complaint i have is that i occasionally slept on my stomach (not intentionally, just did it in my sleep) and that's really uncomfortable for me on this one. might be a good thing since i tend to wake up and it's not good for my back.

pretty much all of the ship-to-you foam mattresses seem to come with a 100 day money back trial period, so it's hard to lose (just don't throw away the old one in case you need to get rid of it and don't have a quick replacement choice on hand).

[JP Chestnut]

I have but I've heard mixed things like they get hot etc to sleep on. I think they also get like 4k for a king. Also wanted to check sleep number. The Leesa ones seem to have lotsa great reviews but hard to tell unbiased ones from paid ones.

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We have a temper pedic, and it does get warm. It's fine with a sheet in the summer and nice in the winter. The thing doesn't degrade either - it's unchanged post break in and we've had it for about 7 years.

[ericf4]

we've had a leesa for about 3 months. like it so far. haven't had overheating issues, but we're just getting into summer weather now. it's definitely different than sleeping on a spring mattress, as are all memory foam mattresses. takes a little getting used to. i got used to it quickly, wife took longer. the only complaint i have is that i occasionally slept on my stomach (not intentionally, just did it in my sleep) and that's really uncomfortable for me on this one. might be a good thing since i tend to wake up and it's not good for my back.

pretty much all of the ship-to-you foam mattresses seem to come with a 100 day money back trial period, so it's hard to lose (just don't throw away the old one in case you need to get rid of it and don't have a quick replacement choice on hand).

Would you say it's firm or soft? I'm hoping for something more medium to firm...and yes I know this quote will end up being used down thread in some nefarious way

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[JP Chestnut]

we've had a leesa for about 3 months. like it so far. haven't had overheating issues, but we're just getting into summer weather now. it's definitely different than sleeping on a spring mattress, as are all memory foam mattresses. takes a little getting used to. i got used to it quickly, wife took longer. the only complaint i have is that i occasionally slept on my stomach (not intentionally, just did it in my sleep) and that's really uncomfortable for me on this one. might be a good thing since i tend to wake up and it's not good for my back.

pretty much all of the ship-to-you foam mattresses seem to come with a 100 day money back trial period, so it's hard to lose (just don't throw away the old one in case you need to get rid of it and don't have a quick replacement choice on hand).

Would you say it's firm or soft? I'm hoping for something more medium to firm...and yes I know this quote will end up being used down thread in some nefarious way

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Move this to the RR and we can talk about the pros and cons of sex on a foam mattress.

[BBK357]

I bought a mattress on sale at Sears last year. I don't get you high roller sobs. Is it because you gius have bad backs or what

[ericf4]

Nah. Just spent a ton on last one and over a year it developed a ridge in the middle so it's like rolling downhill at night. Sucks.

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[Heuerville]

Eric..

[djh1201]

Anyone out there buy one of those Leesa mattresses? We spent a lot on our last mattress and wake up sore every am. I've seen a bunch of reviews on this Leesa one and sounds pretty good. Wanted to see if anyone has one? Thoughts?

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Yes, its a good mattress. We returned ours though and ended up with the Brooklyn Bedding "Best Mattress Ever."

Good review here:

http://www.themattressunderground.com/m ... -ever.html

FYI, The Mattress Underground was the only site I found that had unbiased reviews on mattresses.

[andrema]

Eric - while watching the news they had a commercial for the new cool model. Here is a photo

BTW - we have the king size and it his super heavy. The box frames are metal boxes


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[greenlightning]

We just got a new tempur breeze a couple weeks ago. Couldn't be happier.

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[Grahamcombat]

we've had a leesa for about 3 months. like it so far. haven't had overheating issues, but we're just getting into summer weather now. it's definitely different than sleeping on a spring mattress, as are all memory foam mattresses. takes a little getting used to. i got used to it quickly, wife took longer. the only complaint i have is that i occasionally slept on my stomach (not intentionally, just did it in my sleep) and that's really uncomfortable for me on this one. might be a good thing since i tend to wake up and it's not good for my back.

pretty much all of the ship-to-you foam mattresses seem to come with a 100 day money back trial period, so it's hard to lose (just don't throw away the old one in case you need to get rid of it and don't have a quick replacement choice on hand).

Would you say it's firm or soft? I'm hoping for something more medium to firm...and yes I know this quote will end up being used down thread in some nefarious way

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Move this to the RR and we can talk about the pros and cons of sex on a foam mattress.

#absorbent