After watching at least twenty-five reviews of this mattress, I found yours to be the very best in detail and covering the elements of feel and comfort the best. I exchanged my "soft" for a medium and can't wait to sleep on it. Thank you.
What an extraordinarily thorough review! I've looked at lots of reviews for this particular bed and not one of them comes close to the depth of information you've given the viewer (shopper). You even talked about the warranty! Who does that? Not any other reviewer that I've seen. Thank you for taking the time to review this bed and make this video. From this time forward, I will be referring your channel to anyone in the market for a new bed. You're simply the best!
Hi and thanks for the great comment!! GoodBed was founded when Mike (our founder) and his wife were shopping for mattresses and could find no reliable, objective information on them. Everything was from shady websites (many of which were actually owned by the mattress companies). So he started GoodBed from the point of view of mattress shoppers and everything they would need to know to make a decision. Thank you again for the kind comment!
@@goodbed "...So he [Mike] started GoodBed from the point of view of mattress shoppers and everything they would need to know to make a decision. .." Well Mike has certainly accomplished his goal, and I would go on to say that he went beyond it. Way beyond! Thank you for your reply.
Hi Louis -- Thanks so much for sharing your experience here. FYI, your feedback would be even more helpful as a review on GoodBed, where people who are shopping for a mattress and looking for unbiased information will find it more easily. If you're willing, here is a direct link to where you can post your review of this mattress: www.goodbed.com/review-mattress/line/brooklyn-bedding-signature/
@@whiskers471 haha to this day I still love it :). When I upgrade I’ll be getting the same one or another one from Brooklyn Bedding in a King Size. My whole family loves Brooklyn Bedding.
I love the warranty! Makes me worry about sag a lot less. I am desperately looking for a bed for my son, 16 years old. He thinks he needs soft soft soft but I think medium is better. This was such a thorough review and will help us make our decision. Thanks so much.
Most comprehensive review. I took the test and the Brooklyn Signature did not come up as an option. I find this surprising since this is my pick based on all reviews.
Hi Carolina, Thanks for the comment and question. Now that you've taken the quiz, you can check out the Brooklyn Signature on GoodBed and see how it compares against the criteria you noted as important. Once you've taken the quiz, you'll be able to see your "match score" for any bed, although our algorithm first shows you the ones that scored most highly. If you navigate back to GoodBed and to the Brooklyn Signature, you should see your match score for that model a little way down the page on the left. www.goodbed.com/mattress-line/brooklyn-bedding-signature/ You'll see not on the score, but below that see exactly why or why not that particular mattress might meet your needs. If you don't see a match score, you might need to take the quiz again so the system applies your criteria to all models, but if you've taken the quiz recently, the site should recognize you and show your scores. Hope that helps!
Hey Mike! I just bought this bed to try it out (ordered last week, got it yesterday) and wouldn't you know it, they JUST changed the specs of all the hybrids!!! It now has 8" high ascension coils and the foam is different thicknesses AND a new VariFlex transition layer. Looking forward to your reviews on all their new bed configurations.
Hey there -- thanks for the heads up. Yep, looks like the coil units are taller and they've introduced a new type of foam. We'll be taking a closer look. Thanks!
I am a man who weighs 138 pounds and sleep on my side. I do have some minor rotator cuff pain occasionally but it is not severe. My girlfriend weighs 114 pounds and sleeps in every position. Would you suggest a medium or a soft mattress. I've never bought a hybrid or memory foam mattress before. In standard beds, I usually buy medium firmness. What would you suggest: medium or soft>
Thanks for another great review. Unfortunately, there is no place on the east coast where I can try out a Brooklyn Bedding mattress. I have tried out the Nest Alexander Hybrid mattress in their showroom. My question is: how do the Brooklyn Bedding categories (soft, medium, firm) compare to those of the Nest Alexander Hybrid? Typically I prefer a softer mattress, as I am side sleeper. When I try most brands with these configurations, I almost always prefer the "soft." However, the Nest beds seemed to run quite soft - more like Medium/Soft/Very Soft than Firm/Medium/Soft. It is difficult to tell how the Brooklyn mattresses rate in comparison. Is the medium a true medium or does it push a bit toward the soft or firm side? Is the soft supportive enough if one occasionally lies on one's back? Is the general feel of the Brooklyn Signature similar to that of the Alexnder Hybrid (it looks to be from all the videos, but it's so hard to tell!) Thanks for any information you can provide! These terms are so subjective, and it's difficult to make a decision based on videos without having the opportunity to try it out.
I should add that while I liked the Alexander Hybrid a great deal, I am exploring the Brooklyn Signature mainly because it is not as high (just under 12" vs. just under 14") and I will be using it for an adjustable base so I'd like to have something that isn't quite so tall. If you have any information on how each of these perform on an adjustable bed, that would be helpful as well. Thanks again.
Hi Ellen -- Thanks for your question and your kind words. In terms of how the softness level of the Brooklyn Signature compares to the Alexander Hybrid, we have found those to be pretty similar in the models that we have directly tested (the Brooklyn Signature Medium and the Alexander Hybrid Medium). We classified both of those models as a Medium-Firm on our softness scale, meaning just to the firmer side of Medium. (Note: I realize this will sound less soft than how you perceived the Alexander Hybrid models to be, but keep in mind that perception of softness is all relative to your personal frame of reference. In our case, this is based on testing of hundreds of mattresses from many different brands.) In terms of adjustable base compatibility, we did test the Brooklyn Signature on an adjustable base. You can see this discussed at 19:42 in the video. Although we did not have a chance to test the Alexander Hybrid on this front, I would expect it to perform similarly, with the small exception of the difference in height that you already noted of course. In terms of the differences between these two models, the biggest difference would be that the Brooklyn does not have any memory foam, whereas the Alexander Hybrid has 2" of memory foam, giving it a little bit of slow-melting memory feel on top (though not as much as a full memory foam mattress). This is what we call a preference-based characteristic, meaning there is no better or worse -- it is simply a matter of what your personal preferences are. I would recommend checking out the Responsiveness sections of our Brooklyn Signature and Alexander Hybrid reviews (chapter headings can be found in the description of each video) for more detail on how they differ in this respect. For convenience, here's a link to the Alexander Hybrid video: th-cam.com/video/8pdwmfntzco/w-d-xo.html I hope that's helpful.
One more question -- your responses are so helpful I couldn't help myself! The Tomorrow Sleep mattress is a hybrid that has some memory foam on the top layers - would the feeling of that be at all comparable to that of the Alexander Hybrid (moreso than the Brooklyn Signature Hybrid)? I see it is almost 4 inches thinner than the Alexander Hybrid (10" vs. 13.5") and that's a plus for me. (I keep referencing the Nest mattress because that's the only one I've been able to try out in a local store, so that's my frame of reference). I will be sure to use any coupons on GoodBed when I finally make a purchase, in the hope that you get something from it, as you've been very helpful and responsive (pardon the mattress pun!) :-)
Hi MIKE I'm 5 foot 7 about 145. Definitely wake up with sore shoulder area, I am a side sleeper but roll onto my back a lot to. Do you think the soft would be better for me ? This seems to be a very popular mattress. Would you concur.with what I've said ?
Hello! As usual, thank you for your wonderful reviews! I was wondering if you think Titanflex foam is good quality foam? I would hate to buy this mattress only to have it start sagging in a few years. Also, I'm female around 125 lbs. Would the soft be okay if I slept on my stomach? I'm mostly a side sleeper, but unfortunately, I tend to end up on my stomach a lot. It's hard to find a mattress to accommodate both sleeping positions.
Hi MK -- Thanks for your question (and kind words!), and sorry I missed this one earlier. In terms of your question about the Soft, my instinct is that at your weight you should be totally OK sleeping on your stomach, even on the Soft version. As you saw in the video, the Medium version that we tested fell into the Medium-Firm category on our spectrum, so I would imagine the Soft version would be no softer than a Medium-Soft on our spectrum, which in general could still be passable for even a medium-weight stomach sleeper (but probably not a heavier stomach sleeper). As you are a lighter-weight stomach sleeper, I don't have a lot of concerns in your case. In terms of the quality of TitanFlex foam, as I described in the Price & Value section at 25:05 in the video, this is a bit of a tricky one to answer since it's a proprietary material with relatively limited history. That said, I do think we know enough about its makeup, density, and history to know that it's at least OK -- and likely better than OK. And going a bit further than that, I do take added confidence from the fact that their warranty covers any sagging of greater than 1" (vs. 1.5" in most innerspring mattresses). This shows me that *they* have confidence in this material, which in turn gives *me* confidence. I hope that's helpful.
So they skew on the firm side? I saw another review say they skew on the soft side. I’m not sure whether to go firm or medium... my wife has occasional back pain flare ups, would firm be best for that? Thanks for the video.
Hi Larry. Thanks for the comment and question. Check out our written review, which has our detailed ratings for support and pressure relief: www.goodbed.com/reviews/brooklyn-signature-mattress-review/ Keep in mind that no one can make a blanket recommendation for a mattress that's generally good for back pain -- it's about finding a mattress that suits your body, sleep style and support needs, and that is going to vary by the person: Their size, weight, shape, and more. I'd suggest heading to our quiz -- we made it for exactly this reason, so that you can answer a few questions then get a detailed breakdown of mattresses that would suit your needs. Start the quiz here: www.goodbed.com/mattress-finder/quiz/
I have been sleeping on a Comfortaire Air Bed for past 10 years but it is now failing. It is considered a plush bed. I am 190 and a mostly side sleeper..sometimes back. My wife is mostly side sleeper and about 145 lbs. Would you recommend this bed, and which version?
Hi there -- Thanks for your question. As long as the criteria and considerations described in this video sound like a good match to you, then yes, we would certainly recommend this mattress. That said, if you are looking for more general recommendations that might include some models you haven't yet considered, I'd suggest taking the GoodBed Quiz. We designed it for exactly this situation. Once you answer a few questions about your body type, sleeping style, and preferences, we can match up your needs against thousands of mattresses from both online and store brands. You'll get a "match score" for each mattress along with specific notes about how that mattress is likely to meet your needs. You can find the quiz here: www.goodbed.com/mattress-finder/ I hope that's helpful.
Hi Mike, the Signature is at the top of my list. What firmness would you suggest for me? Male 5'11" 230 mostly back and stomach sleeper. Medium or Firm ? Thanks.
Hi Benjamin. thanks for the question. For your size/weight/sleep position, we think either one will be supportive for you. It's more a question of whether you prefer more conformance/softness (Medium) or less (Firm). Hope that's helpful!
I'm really in between this and the Tomorrow Sleep Medium Firm version. I'm 5'9 even 200 pounds. I've had lower back pain for a few months now from work and was wondering if maybe going with the Brooklyn Bedding Signature firm would be best? I'm mostly a side sleeper, and occasionally back sleeper.Just worried a medium version might soften out over time?
Hi Andres. Thanks for the question. Some of these compressed mattresses take just a couple of hours to fully expand and some take a little longer. But there's no danger in sleeping on it right away. Most of them expand very quickly. It's hard to know how long a given product has been packed in the box, so that can account for some variation in the time it takes for them to expand. Hope that helps!
Hi Megan -- Thanks for your suggestion and kind words! We do prioritize our reviews based on interest from our readers, so your suggestion here will certainly be noted. We haven't yet received many requests related to this brand, however once a Savvy Rest mattress review is published, you'll be able to find it on our site here: www.goodbed.com/mattresses/savvy-rest/ You can also subscribe to our TH-cam channel or follow us on Facebook to be notified when it comes out. In the meantime, in case you had not seen these yet, there are two mattresses we have reviewed whose construction is similar to Savvy Rest. Both of them are made with all natural materials. * Spindle: www.goodbed.com/mattresses/spindle-mattress/ * Zenhaven: www.goodbed.com/mattresses/zenhaven/ We also have a review of the Avocado mattress that is due out in the next few weeks. I hope that's helpful.
What if your a 5'8", 195lb curvy woman? I bought a Layla last month, but even the soft side is way too firm for me. I need pressure point relief...plus support...plus softness.. I love a memory foam topper, so I thought I would like Layla. Do you think the BB Sig "soft" would work? Also, I am a total side sleeper...
Hi Renae -- Thanks for your question. Given that you found the soft side of the Layla to be too firm, I'm worried the BB Signature Soft will also not have quite enough softness for you. I might suggest looking at the BB Aurora Soft instead. We tested the Medium version of the Aurora and found it to have about the same level of softness as the Layla (soft side). So I think the Soft version could be more of what you need. You can see our full review of the Aurora here: www.goodbed.com/reviews/brooklyn-aurora-mattress-review/ That said, be aware that neither the Signature nor Aurora have a lot of memory feel. If that's what you're looking for, you might want to try the soft version of the Novosbed mattress. You can see our review of that mattress here: www.goodbed.com/reviews/novosbed-mattress-review/ I hope that's helpful.
Thanks for the review. I am currently trying the winkbed softer. While I love the plush pillow top I find that it is causing a lot of shoulder pain. How would you compare the Signature hybrid with winkbed to provide pressure relief? I am 120 lb curvy side sleeper, but need good support as well. I like the temperature neutrality of winkbed, does Signature sleep warmer than that?
J V did you end up keeping the winkbed soft version? I had the winkbed luxury firm and returned it. Too firm for a side sleeper, but really love the build of winkbed. Consider the Brooklyn signature soft or winkbed soft. Your feedback on what you ended up doing would be appreciated.
@@rachels.1245 I have tried both winkbed soft and Signature soft. Winkbed softer is certainly softer than luxury firm, but it is more of a medium soft. While I loved the pillow top, its construction somehow gave me a lot of shoulder pain. The Signature soft seemed like a more uniform construction, a tad softer in the support but certainly the comfort layers were not adequate for me. I don't need a sinking hugging feeling, but at least it should be soft on the surface to cradle you just enough. I didn't get that with Signature. I ended up returning both. I am finally sleeping ok with a tulo bamboo memory foam mattress with a old cooling pad that I had from sleep number. The mattress feels soft yet supportive for just 200 bucks. But it is memory foam, so the heat trapping happens. The cooling mattress pad and thick cotton sheets help.
@@SuperUtubeian oh the joy of finding a mattress! Lol 😆 glad you eventually found something. I would be hot too on an all foam bed, which is why I haven’t tried one. They are pressure relieving though. Thanks for your detailed reply.
@@rachels.1245 tell me about it! For the number of online mattresses I have tried and returned, I should have started my own review channel! Good luck hunting!
@@SuperUtubeian thank you!! I feel you! I’m on mattress 4 from the online beds. My family thinks I’m crazy lol 😂 Hopefully I’ll get it right with the 5th one lol 😆
Excellent review that is good for the 2020 version as well! Feedback: You have a pleasant voice and you speak well. Thus, there's no need for the repetitive muzak in the background no matter how softly it plays. After 30 minutes it gets old, ha! 👍💯👌
Hi Mike, I'm a chronic pain sufferer and am currently sleeping on a mattress that's over 10 years old which of course doesn't help. I was thinking of investing in this mattress and am hoping it might relieve some pressure point pain. I wanted some thoughts? It's always nerve wrecking to order anything you haven't tried online. Thanks for any advice you can provide. Shalene
Hi Shalene -- Thanks for your question, and very sorry we missed this earlier! In case you're still in the market, be sure to check out the section that starts around 6:45 in this video, which is where we assess the pressure-relieving capabilities in some detail. I hope that's helpful.
@@goodbed I ended up purchasing this mattress and so far I've really liked it, it's definitely way different than my old one so it's been an adjustment but I think it's going to work out well. Thank you for the response.
@@ShayMaree88 My pleasure, and thanks for letting us know -- I'm very glad that you are happy with your choice! FYI, your experience would be really helpful for other shoppers if you would be willing to share it as a review on GoodBed, where people who are shopping for a mattress and looking for unbiased information will find it most easily. If you're willing, here is a direct link to where you can submit your review of this mattress: www.goodbed.com/review-mattress/line/brooklyn-bedding-signature/ Thanks again!
Hi +peptoman2222 -- Thanks for your question, which is indeed a very common question that we receive. I would love to help, however to avoid inadvertently misleading people into buying that mattress, I have always made a point to steer clear of this topic. The number one thing to understand about mattresses is that no one mattress is good for everyone. Overall, there are at least a dozen or more criteria that should be considered in matching someone with a mattress, which means that there are hundreds of possible permutations for your mattress requirements. This in turn means that statistically, there is a very low probability that you would have the same criteria as me -- and thus the mattress that's best for me would not be the one that I would recommend for you. Net, to avoid the possibility of inadvertently mis-guiding anyone, I steer clear of this and instead urge our readers to take our mattress match quiz, which we created in order to help you quickly assess your own personal needs and preferences. It will also search across brands and stores (both online and offline) to find the options that best match your requirements. FYI, if you haven't taken it yet, you can find this quiz here: www.goodbed.com/mattress-finder/ I'm sorry for such a long answer to a short question, but I hope this explanation is helpful.
Hi Brandon -- Thanks for your question. We actually have completed our review the Aurora. There is a bit of a backlog in our editing queue at the moment but I would expect it to be released in the next few weeks. You can subscribe to our TH-cam channel or follow us on Facebook to be notified once it comes out. Once it's available, you'll also be able to find it on our site here: www.goodbed.com/mattress-model/brooklyn-bedding-aurora-medium/ In terms of how the Brooklyn Signature compares to the Nest Hybrid -- to which Nest Hybrid are you referring? The Alexander Hybrid or the Latex Hybrid? Overall, I would say the feel of the Signature is more similar to the Latex Hybrid than it is to the Signature Hybrid.
Hi there -- Thanks for your question. As with any mattress choice, it's really going to come down to your personal needs and preferences. In the case of these two choices, the biggest difference between them is the degree of memory feel. You'll get a lot of it on most of the Silver Hybrids whereas you'll get basically none of it on the Brooklyn Signature models. This is not a better or worse thing -- it is strictly a matter of personal preference. Some people love that slow-melting memory feel and some people hate it, while others are somewhere in between. Likewise, you'll find that the Brooklyn Signature models have more of a floating on top of the bed feel while the Silver Hybrids tend to give you a more hugged or cradled feel -- this is also a personal preference thing, not a better or worse thing. Net, if you prefer a quicker-responding mattress with more of a floating sensation, the Brooklyn Signature models will be better for you. If you prefer a slow-melting memory feel with more of a hugged or cradled sensation, the Silver Hybrids will be better for you. I hope that's helpful.
When you jumped it sounded kind of loud. Would you say its loud? Currently using a memory foam mattress, which I find terrible for doing things couples might do lol. The memory foam was comfortable but also is old and slightly lumpy now. Im looking for a mattress that has a bit of bounce but isn't noisy as I have a roommate. I understand coils may add noise, but Ive read individual coils are quieter than the old style Do you have some suggestions?
Hi there -- Thanks for your question. I'm glad you asked this because the noise you were hearing was not actually coming from the mattress at all. The thing that can make mattress coils noisy is when metal rubs against metal. However, as you noted the coils in this mattress are individually pocketed coils, which means that there is a fabric pocket around each coil. This type of coil design prevents metal from one coil from touching metal from another coil -- ergo, no noise. So, any noise you hear when I bounce or move around on the mattress in the video is coming from the adjustable base we have underneath the mattress, which does have a lot of moving parts where metal can rub against metal. I hope that's helpful.
Mike, how would you compare the feel of this Titan foam to Latex? Less pushback? Does this provide more of a pillowtop feel then sleeping directly on latex?
Hi Mark -- Thanks for your question. TitanFlex has a similar quality to latex, but its responsiveness is not quite as fast, so it does not quite have as much springy buoyancy as you find with latex. To answer your question, I guess you could describe that as less "pushback." Relative to a pillow top, we do note in the video that this new version of the Signature has a more familiar feel (in a good way -- like a pillow top that you like and are used to, for example) much moreso than the latex version did. I hope that's helpful.
Hi Jake -- Thanks for your comment, and sorry you're having trouble. I do understand how in-depth mattress reviews like these, which do have a very consistent method and structure, can all start blending together after a while. 😊 Recognizing this, we've never actually thought of reviews as the most efficient way for people to discover the best mattress for them. For this purpose, we created a much better tool -- a simple but sophisticated Match Quiz. It works by asking you all the relevant questions to fully assess your requirements (including some factors that might actually be important to you but would not have otherwise thought to consider), and then using an intelligent matching algorithm that searches across all brands and stores (both online and in your local area) to find ones that match your unique needs and preferences. If you haven't taken it yet, you can find it here: www.goodbed.com/mattress-finder/quiz/ The idea is that in a matter of minutes, this quiz will do the heavy lifting to help you figure out which options are the best match for your personal requirements. And if you click your match score, it will even show you why. Then, having already massively narrowed down your field of options, you can watch the videos for just those products (or read the written versions of those reviews) to help you better understand the full range of features of those mattresses and confirm they are indeed a good fit for you. I hope that's helpful for you.
Hi Blake -- Thanks for your question. Nest actually makes a handful of different hybrid options. The Alexander Hybrid is probably the closest to this one in terms of price, but it uses memory foam in the top layers, which gives it a bit of that slow-melting feel on top which you do not get on the Brooklyn Signature. In terms of feel, the Signature probably falls somewhere in between the Alexander Hybrid and the Hybrid Latex. FYI, if you haven't seen them yet, you can find our in-depth reviews of each of those options by going here: * Nest Alexander Signature Hybrid: www.goodbed.com/reviews/nest-alexander-hybrid-mattress-review/ * Nest Hybrid Latex: www.goodbed.com/reviews/nest-hybrid-latex-mattress-review/ I hope that's helpful.
Last question. I am now torn between the Alexander Hybrid and the Nest latex Hybrid. Does nest charge for returns and if I have never slept on a latex mattress before is this sinky at all or hard as a rock? I am returning the Oceano from Brentwood (medium) which I love but wanted a option to try the latex (being alittle more less toxic and less expensive). Any advice knowing that I like the Oceano? Thank you and great job on your vids....
Hi Blake -- Thanks for your kind words. 😊 Re: your first question, neither Brooklyn nor Nest charges anything for returns. Brooklyn's trial period is slightly longer but I think that overall you can consider those two companies a wash in terms of their return policies. Re: the Nest Hybrid Latex, I actually wouldn't use either of those words to describe it. Latex tends to have a very floaty sensation in general, and I would say these Nest models are no exception so I definitely wouldn't describe them as "sinky." In addition, it comes in 3 different softness levels. We tested the Medium version and classified it as Medium-Firm (ie, slightly less soft than Medium) on our softness spectrum -- similar to Casper and many other popular options, so definitely not "hard as a rock." It also comes in a Plush version that we classify as Medium-Soft (ie, slightly more soft than Medium) and may even be at the softer end of that classification. For more information about the Nest Latex Hybrid, I'd recommend checking out our review of it here: www.goodbed.com/reviews/nest-hybrid-latex-mattress-review/ Re: the Oceano, I'm afraid we haven't done an in-depth review of that mattress, so I can't speak to it in nearly as much detail as I can these other options. Sorry I can't be of more help on that part of your question but I hope the rest of this information will still be helpful for you.
Hi Patty -- Thanks for your question. That is a base called the Lineal. We actually did a separate video about it that you can see here: th-cam.com/video/eIM6eyPFgB0/w-d-xo.html
Hi Rhonda. Assuming you are looking for a hybrid mattress, we have reviewed some that had really excellent edge support. Here are a couple to take a look at: WinkBed Plus -- designed to support heavier folks and had great edge support in our tests: www.goodbed.com/reviews/winkbed-plus-mattress-review/ Saatva HD -- also designed for heavier people, it has exceptional edge support in our tests and we thought it would suit a wide variety of sleepers: www.goodbed.com/reviews/saatva-HD-mattress-review/ Hope that helps!
why do people even cover reviewing stomach sleeping? do people not realize it is horrible to sleep on your stomach? if you're a stomach sleeper, ya gotta stop!
Even so, it's awfully hard to "change" your habitual sleep position. Some people are simply more comfortable sleeping on their stomach, or find themselves there at some point during the night. So certainly we want to include that sleep position in our ratings. Thanks for the comment!
By far the most in depth reviews on TH-cam 👍
Thanks for your kind words! I'm very glad you are finding them helpful in your research.
After watching at least twenty-five reviews of this mattress, I found yours to be the very best in detail and covering the elements of feel and comfort the best. I exchanged my "soft" for a medium and can't wait to sleep on it. Thank you.
Hi Michael -- So glad to hear that this was helpful for you. Thanks for letting us know! I hope you love your new mattress.
What an extraordinarily thorough review! I've looked at lots of reviews for this particular bed and not one of them comes close to the depth of information you've given the viewer (shopper). You even talked about the warranty! Who does that? Not any other reviewer that I've seen.
Thank you for taking the time to review this bed and make this video. From this time forward, I will be referring your channel to anyone in the market for a new bed. You're simply the best!
Hi and thanks for the great comment!! GoodBed was founded when Mike (our founder) and his wife were shopping for mattresses and could find no reliable, objective information on them. Everything was from shady websites (many of which were actually owned by the mattress companies). So he started GoodBed from the point of view of mattress shoppers and everything they would need to know to make a decision. Thank you again for the kind comment!
@@goodbed "...So he [Mike] started GoodBed from the point of view of mattress shoppers and everything they would need to know to make a decision. .."
Well Mike has certainly accomplished his goal, and I would go on to say that he went beyond it. Way beyond!
Thank you for your reply.
I LOVE THIS MATTRESS. If you hate memory foam buy this! It feels like a cloud that does not sink!
Hi Louis -- Thanks so much for sharing your experience here. FYI, your feedback would be even more helpful as a review on GoodBed, where people who are shopping for a mattress and looking for unbiased information will find it more easily. If you're willing, here is a direct link to where you can post your review of this mattress:
www.goodbed.com/review-mattress/line/brooklyn-bedding-signature/
Hey mate! Yes of course, i actually already did, Im very happy with my purchase.
That's great Louis! I'm very glad to hear that and appreciate you sharing your experience with other consumers.
Do you still love this mattress?
@@whiskers471 haha to this day I still love it :). When I upgrade I’ll be getting the same one or another one from Brooklyn Bedding in a King Size. My whole family loves Brooklyn Bedding.
you do the best mattress reviews ..... 🖐️🙂 👍 .... this really helps!
Glad you like them and thank you for the great comment!!
EXCELLENT REVIEW!!! I'm currently in the market for a new mattress and I think you just sold me. I hope it works out for me!
Great! We hope you love it!
@@goodbed I pulled the trigger and bought this yesterday. I will let you know how it goes!
Which firmness level did you choose? How do you like it?
I love the warranty! Makes me worry about sag a lot less. I am desperately looking for a bed for my son, 16 years old. He thinks he needs soft soft soft but I think medium is better. This was such a thorough review and will help us make our decision. Thanks so much.
Our pleasure Margie -- thanks so much for letting us know it was helpful for you!
Most comprehensive review. I took the test and the Brooklyn Signature did not come up as an option. I find this surprising since this is my pick based on all reviews.
Hi Carolina,
Thanks for the comment and question. Now that you've taken the quiz, you can check out the Brooklyn Signature on GoodBed and see how it compares against the criteria you noted as important. Once you've taken the quiz, you'll be able to see your "match score" for any bed, although our algorithm first shows you the ones that scored most highly.
If you navigate back to GoodBed and to the Brooklyn Signature, you should see your match score for that model a little way down the page on the left. www.goodbed.com/mattress-line/brooklyn-bedding-signature/
You'll see not on the score, but below that see exactly why or why not that particular mattress might meet your needs.
If you don't see a match score, you might need to take the quiz again so the system applies your criteria to all models, but if you've taken the quiz recently, the site should recognize you and show your scores.
Hope that helps!
Since I am a back sleeper, I like the review of this mattress.
Thanks for watching!
Hey Mike! I just bought this bed to try it out (ordered last week, got it yesterday) and wouldn't you know it, they JUST changed the specs of all the hybrids!!! It now has 8" high ascension coils and the foam is different thicknesses AND a new VariFlex transition layer. Looking forward to your reviews on all their new bed configurations.
Hey there -- thanks for the heads up. Yep, looks like the coil units are taller and they've introduced a new type of foam. We'll be taking a closer look. Thanks!
May I ask is the new one still 12.5 inches in thickness/height?
How does this compare to purple mattress?
I am a man who weighs 138 pounds and sleep on my side. I do have some minor rotator cuff pain occasionally but it is not severe. My girlfriend weighs 114 pounds and sleeps in every position. Would you suggest a medium or a soft mattress. I've never bought a hybrid or memory foam mattress before. In standard beds, I usually buy medium firmness. What would you suggest: medium or soft>
Thanks for another great review. Unfortunately, there is no place on the east coast where I can try out a Brooklyn Bedding mattress. I have tried out the Nest Alexander Hybrid mattress in their showroom. My question is: how do the Brooklyn Bedding categories (soft, medium, firm) compare to those of the Nest Alexander Hybrid? Typically I prefer a softer mattress, as I am side sleeper. When I try most brands with these configurations, I almost always prefer the "soft." However, the Nest beds seemed to run quite soft - more like Medium/Soft/Very Soft than Firm/Medium/Soft. It is difficult to tell how the Brooklyn mattresses rate in comparison. Is the medium a true medium or does it push a bit toward the soft or firm side? Is the soft supportive enough if one occasionally lies on one's back? Is the general feel of the Brooklyn Signature similar to that of the Alexnder Hybrid (it looks to be from all the videos, but it's so hard to tell!) Thanks for any information you can provide! These terms are so subjective, and it's difficult to make a decision based on videos without having the opportunity to try it out.
I should add that while I liked the Alexander Hybrid a great deal, I am exploring the Brooklyn Signature mainly because it is not as high (just under 12" vs. just under 14") and I will be using it for an adjustable base so I'd like to have something that isn't quite so tall. If you have any information on how each of these perform on an adjustable bed, that would be helpful as well. Thanks again.
Hi Ellen -- Thanks for your question and your kind words. In terms of how the softness level of the Brooklyn Signature compares to the Alexander Hybrid, we have found those to be pretty similar in the models that we have directly tested (the Brooklyn Signature Medium and the Alexander Hybrid Medium). We classified both of those models as a Medium-Firm on our softness scale, meaning just to the firmer side of Medium. (Note: I realize this will sound less soft than how you perceived the Alexander Hybrid models to be, but keep in mind that perception of softness is all relative to your personal frame of reference. In our case, this is based on testing of hundreds of mattresses from many different brands.)
In terms of adjustable base compatibility, we did test the Brooklyn Signature on an adjustable base. You can see this discussed at 19:42 in the video. Although we did not have a chance to test the Alexander Hybrid on this front, I would expect it to perform similarly, with the small exception of the difference in height that you already noted of course.
In terms of the differences between these two models, the biggest difference would be that the Brooklyn does not have any memory foam, whereas the Alexander Hybrid has 2" of memory foam, giving it a little bit of slow-melting memory feel on top (though not as much as a full memory foam mattress). This is what we call a preference-based characteristic, meaning there is no better or worse -- it is simply a matter of what your personal preferences are. I would recommend checking out the Responsiveness sections of our Brooklyn Signature and Alexander Hybrid reviews (chapter headings can be found in the description of each video) for more detail on how they differ in this respect. For convenience, here's a link to the Alexander Hybrid video:
th-cam.com/video/8pdwmfntzco/w-d-xo.html
I hope that's helpful.
Thanks! This is very helpful. Keep up your great work and thanks again for the prompt reply! :-)
My pleasure Ellen -- I'm very glad that was helpful for you. Thanks for letting us know!
One more question -- your responses are so helpful I couldn't help myself! The Tomorrow Sleep mattress is a hybrid that has some memory foam on the top layers - would the feeling of that be at all comparable to that of the Alexander Hybrid (moreso than the Brooklyn Signature Hybrid)? I see it is almost 4 inches thinner than the Alexander Hybrid (10" vs. 13.5") and that's a plus for me. (I keep referencing the Nest mattress because that's the only one I've been able to try out in a local store, so that's my frame of reference). I will be sure to use any coupons on GoodBed when I finally make a purchase, in the hope that you get something from it, as you've been very helpful and responsive (pardon the mattress pun!) :-)
Hi MIKE I'm 5 foot 7 about 145. Definitely wake up with sore shoulder area, I am a side sleeper but roll onto my back a lot to. Do you think the soft would be better for me ? This seems to be a very popular mattress. Would you concur.with what I've said ?
Fantastic review. Just purchased this bed can’t wait 😊 to get it. Purchased a Tempur-Pedic bed and I dislike it a lot.
So glad it was helpful for you! Thanks for letting us know!
Hi how do you like it? What firmness level did you get?
How do you like it so far? How has it held up?
Hello! As usual, thank you for your wonderful reviews! I was wondering if you think Titanflex foam is good quality foam? I would hate to buy this mattress only to have it start sagging in a few years. Also, I'm female around 125 lbs. Would the soft be okay if I slept on my stomach? I'm mostly a side sleeper, but unfortunately, I tend to end up on my stomach a lot. It's hard to find a mattress to accommodate both sleeping positions.
Hi MK -- Thanks for your question (and kind words!), and sorry I missed this one earlier.
In terms of your question about the Soft, my instinct is that at your weight you should be totally OK sleeping on your stomach, even on the Soft version. As you saw in the video, the Medium version that we tested fell into the Medium-Firm category on our spectrum, so I would imagine the Soft version would be no softer than a Medium-Soft on our spectrum, which in general could still be passable for even a medium-weight stomach sleeper (but probably not a heavier stomach sleeper). As you are a lighter-weight stomach sleeper, I don't have a lot of concerns in your case.
In terms of the quality of TitanFlex foam, as I described in the Price & Value section at 25:05 in the video, this is a bit of a tricky one to answer since it's a proprietary material with relatively limited history. That said, I do think we know enough about its makeup, density, and history to know that it's at least OK -- and likely better than OK. And going a bit further than that, I do take added confidence from the fact that their warranty covers any sagging of greater than 1" (vs. 1.5" in most innerspring mattresses). This shows me that *they* have confidence in this material, which in turn gives *me* confidence.
I hope that's helpful.
So they skew on the firm side? I saw another review say they skew on the soft side. I’m not sure whether to go firm or medium... my wife has occasional back pain flare ups, would firm be best for that? Thanks for the video.
Hi Larry. Thanks for the comment and question. Check out our written review, which has our detailed ratings for support and pressure relief: www.goodbed.com/reviews/brooklyn-signature-mattress-review/
Keep in mind that no one can make a blanket recommendation for a mattress that's generally good for back pain -- it's about finding a mattress that suits your body, sleep style and support needs, and that is going to vary by the person: Their size, weight, shape, and more.
I'd suggest heading to our quiz -- we made it for exactly this reason, so that you can answer a few questions then get a detailed breakdown of mattresses that would suit your needs.
Start the quiz here: www.goodbed.com/mattress-finder/quiz/
if she has back pain, I´d go with the firm
I have been sleeping on a Comfortaire Air Bed for past 10 years but it is now failing. It is considered a plush bed. I am 190 and a mostly side sleeper..sometimes back. My wife is mostly side sleeper and about 145 lbs. Would you recommend this bed, and which version?
Hi there -- Thanks for your question. As long as the criteria and considerations described in this video sound like a good match to you, then yes, we would certainly recommend this mattress.
That said, if you are looking for more general recommendations that might include some models you haven't yet considered, I'd suggest taking the GoodBed Quiz. We designed it for exactly this situation. Once you answer a few questions about your body type, sleeping style, and preferences, we can match up your needs against thousands of mattresses from both online and store brands. You'll get a "match score" for each mattress along with specific notes about how that mattress is likely to meet your needs.
You can find the quiz here: www.goodbed.com/mattress-finder/
I hope that's helpful.
Hi Mike, the Signature is at the top of my list. What firmness would you suggest for me? Male 5'11" 230 mostly back and stomach sleeper. Medium or Firm ? Thanks.
Hi Benjamin. thanks for the question. For your size/weight/sleep position, we think either one will be supportive for you. It's more a question of whether you prefer more conformance/softness (Medium) or less (Firm).
Hope that's helpful!
@@goodbed Thanks Mike. I think I'm going with firm being that I'm sure it will soften up a little over time.
I'm really in between this and the Tomorrow Sleep Medium Firm version. I'm 5'9 even 200 pounds. I've had lower back pain for a few months now from work and was wondering if maybe going with the Brooklyn Bedding Signature firm would be best? I'm mostly a side sleeper, and occasionally back sleeper.Just worried a medium version might soften out over time?
I would go with the firm. it´s not their most firm. their most firm is called "the plank"
How long should you wait for it to air out/inflate before you sleep on it? Any recommended amount of time??
Hi Andres. Thanks for the question. Some of these compressed mattresses take just a couple of hours to fully expand and some take a little longer. But there's no danger in sleeping on it right away. Most of them expand very quickly. It's hard to know how long a given product has been packed in the box, so that can account for some variation in the time it takes for them to expand.
Hope that helps!
I would love to see a review of the savvy rest mattress! I have enjoyed all of your reviews! My biggest concern is off gassing.
Hi Megan -- Thanks for your suggestion and kind words! We do prioritize our reviews based on interest from our readers, so your suggestion here will certainly be noted. We haven't yet received many requests related to this brand, however once a Savvy Rest mattress review is published, you'll be able to find it on our site here:
www.goodbed.com/mattresses/savvy-rest/
You can also subscribe to our TH-cam channel or follow us on Facebook to be notified when it comes out.
In the meantime, in case you had not seen these yet, there are two mattresses we have reviewed whose construction is similar to Savvy Rest. Both of them are made with all natural materials.
* Spindle: www.goodbed.com/mattresses/spindle-mattress/
* Zenhaven: www.goodbed.com/mattresses/zenhaven/
We also have a review of the Avocado mattress that is due out in the next few weeks. I hope that's helpful.
What if your a 5'8", 195lb curvy woman? I bought a Layla last month, but even the soft side is way too firm for me. I need pressure point relief...plus support...plus softness.. I love a memory foam topper, so I thought I would like Layla. Do you think the BB Sig "soft" would work? Also, I am a total side sleeper...
Hi Renae -- Thanks for your question. Given that you found the soft side of the Layla to be too firm, I'm worried the BB Signature Soft will also not have quite enough softness for you. I might suggest looking at the BB Aurora Soft instead. We tested the Medium version of the Aurora and found it to have about the same level of softness as the Layla (soft side). So I think the Soft version could be more of what you need. You can see our full review of the Aurora here:
www.goodbed.com/reviews/brooklyn-aurora-mattress-review/
That said, be aware that neither the Signature nor Aurora have a lot of memory feel. If that's what you're looking for, you might want to try the soft version of the Novosbed mattress. You can see our review of that mattress here:
www.goodbed.com/reviews/novosbed-mattress-review/
I hope that's helpful.
Thanks for the review. I am currently trying the winkbed softer. While I love the plush pillow top I find that it is causing a lot of shoulder pain. How would you compare the Signature hybrid with winkbed to provide pressure relief? I am 120 lb curvy side sleeper, but need good support as well. I like the temperature neutrality of winkbed, does Signature sleep warmer than that?
J V did you end up keeping the winkbed soft version? I had the winkbed luxury firm and returned it. Too firm for a side sleeper, but really love the build of winkbed. Consider the Brooklyn signature soft or winkbed soft. Your feedback on what you ended up doing would be appreciated.
@@rachels.1245 I have tried both winkbed soft and Signature soft. Winkbed softer is certainly softer than luxury firm, but it is more of a medium soft. While I loved the pillow top, its construction somehow gave me a lot of shoulder pain. The Signature soft seemed like a more uniform construction, a tad softer in the support but certainly the comfort layers were not adequate for me. I don't need a sinking hugging feeling, but at least it should be soft on the surface to cradle you just enough. I didn't get that with Signature. I ended up returning both. I am finally sleeping ok with a tulo bamboo memory foam mattress with a old cooling pad that I had from sleep number. The mattress feels soft yet supportive for just 200 bucks. But it is memory foam, so the heat trapping happens. The cooling mattress pad and thick cotton sheets help.
@@SuperUtubeian oh the joy of finding a mattress! Lol 😆 glad you eventually found something. I would be hot too on an all foam bed, which is why I haven’t tried one. They are pressure relieving though. Thanks for your detailed reply.
@@rachels.1245 tell me about it! For the number of online mattresses I have tried and returned, I should have started my own review channel! Good luck hunting!
@@SuperUtubeian thank you!! I feel you! I’m on mattress 4 from the online beds. My family thinks I’m crazy lol 😂 Hopefully I’ll get it right with the 5th one lol 😆
Excellent review that is good for the 2020 version as well!
Feedback: You have a pleasant voice and you speak well. Thus, there's no need for the repetitive muzak in the background no matter how softly it plays. After 30 minutes it gets old, ha! 👍💯👌
Noted on the music. Thanks for the comment.
Hi Mike,
I'm a chronic pain sufferer and am currently sleeping on a mattress that's over 10 years old which of course doesn't help. I was thinking of investing in this mattress and am hoping it might relieve some pressure point pain. I wanted some thoughts? It's always nerve wrecking to order anything you haven't tried online. Thanks for any advice you can provide.
Shalene
Hi Shalene -- Thanks for your question, and very sorry we missed this earlier! In case you're still in the market, be sure to check out the section that starts around 6:45 in this video, which is where we assess the pressure-relieving capabilities in some detail. I hope that's helpful.
@@goodbed I ended up purchasing this mattress and so far I've really liked it, it's definitely way different than my old one so it's been an adjustment but I think it's going to work out well. Thank you for the response.
@@ShayMaree88 My pleasure, and thanks for letting us know -- I'm very glad that you are happy with your choice!
FYI, your experience would be really helpful for other shoppers if you would be willing to share it as a review on GoodBed, where people who are shopping for a mattress and looking for unbiased information will find it most easily. If you're willing, here is a direct link to where you can submit your review of this mattress:
www.goodbed.com/review-mattress/line/brooklyn-bedding-signature/
Thanks again!
Hi. I'm curious to know on what mattress do you usually sleep on when your are now reviewing mattresses. Thanks
Hi +peptoman2222 -- Thanks for your question, which is indeed a very common question that we receive. I would love to help, however to avoid inadvertently misleading people into buying that mattress, I have always made a point to steer clear of this topic.
The number one thing to understand about mattresses is that no one mattress is good for everyone. Overall, there are at least a dozen or more criteria that should be considered in matching someone with a mattress, which means that there are hundreds of possible permutations for your mattress requirements. This in turn means that statistically, there is a very low probability that you would have the same criteria as me -- and thus the mattress that's best for me would not be the one that I would recommend for you.
Net, to avoid the possibility of inadvertently mis-guiding anyone, I steer clear of this and instead urge our readers to take our mattress match quiz, which we created in order to help you quickly assess your own personal needs and preferences. It will also search across brands and stores (both online and offline) to find the options that best match your requirements. FYI, if you haven't taken it yet, you can find this quiz here:
www.goodbed.com/mattress-finder/
I'm sorry for such a long answer to a short question, but I hope this explanation is helpful.
Hello! Have you had a chance to try the Aurora mattress from Brooklyn Bedding? Also- how would you compare this signature mattress to the Nest hybrid?
Hi Brandon -- Thanks for your question. We actually have completed our review the Aurora. There is a bit of a backlog in our editing queue at the moment but I would expect it to be released in the next few weeks. You can subscribe to our TH-cam channel or follow us on Facebook to be notified once it comes out. Once it's available, you'll also be able to find it on our site here:
www.goodbed.com/mattress-model/brooklyn-bedding-aurora-medium/
In terms of how the Brooklyn Signature compares to the Nest Hybrid -- to which Nest Hybrid are you referring? The Alexander Hybrid or the Latex Hybrid? Overall, I would say the feel of the Signature is more similar to the Latex Hybrid than it is to the Signature Hybrid.
Hi Brandon -- FYI, we just published our review of the Brooklyn Aurora -- in case you're still considering: th-cam.com/video/fDGtjsANoyc/w-d-xo.html
Hi Mike, Which one do you recommend between this and the Beautyrest Silver Hybrid that you reviewed? I sleep on my stomach, back and sides. Thanks
Hi there -- Thanks for your question. As with any mattress choice, it's really going to come down to your personal needs and preferences.
In the case of these two choices, the biggest difference between them is the degree of memory feel. You'll get a lot of it on most of the Silver Hybrids whereas you'll get basically none of it on the Brooklyn Signature models. This is not a better or worse thing -- it is strictly a matter of personal preference. Some people love that slow-melting memory feel and some people hate it, while others are somewhere in between. Likewise, you'll find that the Brooklyn Signature models have more of a floating on top of the bed feel while the Silver Hybrids tend to give you a more hugged or cradled feel -- this is also a personal preference thing, not a better or worse thing.
Net, if you prefer a quicker-responding mattress with more of a floating sensation, the Brooklyn Signature models will be better for you. If you prefer a slow-melting memory feel with more of a hugged or cradled sensation, the Silver Hybrids will be better for you.
I hope that's helpful.
GoodBed Thanks for the time answering my question, it really helps.
@@linnmagic My pleasure -- glad it was helpful for you!
When you jumped it sounded kind of loud. Would you say its loud? Currently using a memory foam mattress, which I find terrible for doing things couples might do lol. The memory foam was comfortable but also is old and slightly lumpy now. Im looking for a mattress that has a bit of bounce but isn't noisy as I have a roommate. I understand coils may add noise, but Ive read individual coils are quieter than the old style Do you have some suggestions?
Hi there -- Thanks for your question. I'm glad you asked this because the noise you were hearing was not actually coming from the mattress at all.
The thing that can make mattress coils noisy is when metal rubs against metal. However, as you noted the coils in this mattress are individually pocketed coils, which means that there is a fabric pocket around each coil. This type of coil design prevents metal from one coil from touching metal from another coil -- ergo, no noise. So, any noise you hear when I bounce or move around on the mattress in the video is coming from the adjustable base we have underneath the mattress, which does have a lot of moving parts where metal can rub against metal.
I hope that's helpful.
Mike, how would you compare the feel of this Titan foam to Latex? Less pushback? Does this provide more of a pillowtop feel then sleeping directly on latex?
Hi Mark -- Thanks for your question. TitanFlex has a similar quality to latex, but its responsiveness is not quite as fast, so it does not quite have as much springy buoyancy as you find with latex. To answer your question, I guess you could describe that as less "pushback." Relative to a pillow top, we do note in the video that this new version of the Signature has a more familiar feel (in a good way -- like a pillow top that you like and are used to, for example) much moreso than the latex version did.
I hope that's helpful.
I watch so many of your video, just realize it pretty much the same. I can’t really tell which mattress is good or not.
Hi Jake -- Thanks for your comment, and sorry you're having trouble. I do understand how in-depth mattress reviews like these, which do have a very consistent method and structure, can all start blending together after a while. 😊
Recognizing this, we've never actually thought of reviews as the most efficient way for people to discover the best mattress for them. For this purpose, we created a much better tool -- a simple but sophisticated Match Quiz. It works by asking you all the relevant questions to fully assess your requirements (including some factors that might actually be important to you but would not have otherwise thought to consider), and then using an intelligent matching algorithm that searches across all brands and stores (both online and in your local area) to find ones that match your unique needs and preferences. If you haven't taken it yet, you can find it here:
www.goodbed.com/mattress-finder/quiz/
The idea is that in a matter of minutes, this quiz will do the heavy lifting to help you figure out which options are the best match for your personal requirements. And if you click your match score, it will even show you why. Then, having already massively narrowed down your field of options, you can watch the videos for just those products (or read the written versions of those reviews) to help you better understand the full range of features of those mattresses and confirm they are indeed a good fit for you.
I hope that's helpful for you.
Would you go nest hybrid or this hybrid?
Hi Blake -- Thanks for your question. Nest actually makes a handful of different hybrid options. The Alexander Hybrid is probably the closest to this one in terms of price, but it uses memory foam in the top layers, which gives it a bit of that slow-melting feel on top which you do not get on the Brooklyn Signature. In terms of feel, the Signature probably falls somewhere in between the Alexander Hybrid and the Hybrid Latex. FYI, if you haven't seen them yet, you can find our in-depth reviews of each of those options by going here:
* Nest Alexander Signature Hybrid: www.goodbed.com/reviews/nest-alexander-hybrid-mattress-review/
* Nest Hybrid Latex: www.goodbed.com/reviews/nest-hybrid-latex-mattress-review/
I hope that's helpful.
Last question. I am now torn between the Alexander Hybrid and the Nest latex Hybrid. Does nest charge for returns and if I have never slept on a latex mattress before is this sinky at all or hard as a rock? I am returning the Oceano from Brentwood (medium) which I love but wanted a option to try the latex (being alittle more less toxic and less expensive). Any advice knowing that I like the Oceano?
Thank you and great job on your vids....
Hi Blake -- Thanks for your kind words. 😊 Re: your first question, neither Brooklyn nor Nest charges anything for returns. Brooklyn's trial period is slightly longer but I think that overall you can consider those two companies a wash in terms of their return policies.
Re: the Nest Hybrid Latex, I actually wouldn't use either of those words to describe it. Latex tends to have a very floaty sensation in general, and I would say these Nest models are no exception so I definitely wouldn't describe them as "sinky." In addition, it comes in 3 different softness levels. We tested the Medium version and classified it as Medium-Firm (ie, slightly less soft than Medium) on our softness spectrum -- similar to Casper and many other popular options, so definitely not "hard as a rock." It also comes in a Plush version that we classify as Medium-Soft (ie, slightly more soft than Medium) and may even be at the softer end of that classification.
For more information about the Nest Latex Hybrid, I'd recommend checking out our review of it here:
www.goodbed.com/reviews/nest-hybrid-latex-mattress-review/
Re: the Oceano, I'm afraid we haven't done an in-depth review of that mattress, so I can't speak to it in nearly as much detail as I can these other options. Sorry I can't be of more help on that part of your question but I hope the rest of this information will still be helpful for you.
What adjustable frame is that please
Hi Patty -- Thanks for your question. That is a base called the Lineal. We actually did a separate video about it that you can see here:
th-cam.com/video/eIM6eyPFgB0/w-d-xo.html
I want this bed so badly, but I'm heavy and I need good edge support. I sit on the side of my bed all the time.
Hi Rhonda. Assuming you are looking for a hybrid mattress, we have reviewed some that had really excellent edge support. Here are a couple to take a look at:
WinkBed Plus -- designed to support heavier folks and had great edge support in our tests:
www.goodbed.com/reviews/winkbed-plus-mattress-review/
Saatva HD -- also designed for heavier people, it has exceptional edge support in our tests and we thought it would suit a wide variety of sleepers:
www.goodbed.com/reviews/saatva-HD-mattress-review/
Hope that helps!
@@goodbed Except both of those options cost 3-4 times what the 2020 Signature Hybrid sells for with current discounts. 😕
why do people even cover reviewing stomach sleeping? do people not realize it is horrible to sleep on your stomach? if you're a stomach sleeper, ya gotta stop!
Even so, it's awfully hard to "change" your habitual sleep position. Some people are simply more comfortable sleeping on their stomach, or find themselves there at some point during the night. So certainly we want to include that sleep position in our ratings.
Thanks for the comment!