Great reviews! Very helpful that you show the actual tests you do, really helps capture the performance of the mattress to the viewer. If price was no object would you prefer the Legend or the Sapira? I'm a combination back and side sleeper so I'm debating between the two.
Thanks, Daniel! Appreciate your kind words and glad to hear you like our test process. In a side by side comparison the Sapira was the better performer compared to the Legend. Despite the Sapira being less expensive, I also found the cooling and pressure relief to be better than the Legend, while the edge support was worse. Ultimately, I think it really comes down to firmness. Legend is a good bit softer than Sapira and designed more for side sleepers. Since you're a combination sleeper I think the Sapira makes more sense for you.
Have you tested Plushbeds? Which mattress would you say is the coolest out of all of them? I live in a hot, humid climate and menopause is trying to kill me at night with nonstop sweating. I've bought toppers with cooling gel, etc and they don't work for me.
I've tested a few different Plushbeds over the years. In terms of cooling, I'd say their hybrid models have a slight edge over their all latex mattresses. Beyond that, firmer version of their mattresses will also be slightly cooler. That said, all of their models are latex...so they are going to sleep comparatively cooler than memory / poly foam mattresses. Have you tried an active cooling cover?
@@NapLabReviews thank you for your reply. Yes, I've tried several cooling toppers, blankets, and pillows. While they're cold for a while (1-2 hours), they all seem to come to a point where they almost hold heat. Since commenting here, I've learned that latex may be the way to go, as you mentioned. Now I'm looking at Nest bedding, have you reviewed their products?
Really depends on how soft you want to go. Both are high performance hybrid mattresses. However, Leesa Legend is a 5 out of 10, medium feel, where 10 is the most firm. Saatva Classic Plush Soft is a 3.5-4 out of 10 firmness, an extra soft to soft feel. Saatva Classic Plush is really only for exclusive side sleepers. Leesa Legend is good for side sleepers as well, while also accommodating the needs of some back / stomach sleepers.
@@NapLabReviews Thank You! Sounds like not a big difference. I can get the Legend for $1,272 and the Classic for $1755 both King size. My wife is a back, stomach and side sleeper. I'm almost all side. Maybe the Leesa is the better choice? Awesome channel by the way. Great job.
@@user-pl6ph8mo1j Given that your wife is a combination sleeper then definitely, don't go Saatva soft. You want want to go Saatva Luxury Firm (which is a 5.5 out of 10 firmness, just a touch firmer than Leesa Legend) or the Leesa Legend.
@@NapLabReviews Legend vs Sapira? Is the Sapira soft enough to accomodate a side sleeper and a mixed sleeper? I believe you stated the the Sapira was a top performer.
@@user-pl6ph8mo1j Sapira is perfectly fine for a soft and combination sleeper. It's only real notable weak spot is edge support. Among Leesa's entire line it is the strongest performer we've tested thus far.
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Why aren't these reviews from NapLab wildly more popular?? Far more helpful review methodology vs. other mattress reviews that I've seen.
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I concur.
Great reviews! Very helpful that you show the actual tests you do, really helps capture the performance of the mattress to the viewer. If price was no object would you prefer the Legend or the Sapira? I'm a combination back and side sleeper so I'm debating between the two.
Thanks, Daniel! Appreciate your kind words and glad to hear you like our test process.
In a side by side comparison the Sapira was the better performer compared to the Legend. Despite the Sapira being less expensive, I also found the cooling and pressure relief to be better than the Legend, while the edge support was worse.
Ultimately, I think it really comes down to firmness. Legend is a good bit softer than Sapira and designed more for side sleepers.
Since you're a combination sleeper I think the Sapira makes more sense for you.
@@NapLabReviews Thanks for the feedback!
@@22turbo2 You're welcome!
Have you tested Plushbeds? Which mattress would you say is the coolest out of all of them? I live in a hot, humid climate and menopause is trying to kill me at night with nonstop sweating. I've bought toppers with cooling gel, etc and they don't work for me.
I've tested a few different Plushbeds over the years. In terms of cooling, I'd say their hybrid models have a slight edge over their all latex mattresses. Beyond that, firmer version of their mattresses will also be slightly cooler. That said, all of their models are latex...so they are going to sleep comparatively cooler than memory / poly foam mattresses.
Have you tried an active cooling cover?
@@NapLabReviews thank you for your reply. Yes, I've tried several cooling toppers, blankets, and pillows. While they're cold for a while (1-2 hours), they all seem to come to a point where they almost hold heat. Since commenting here, I've learned that latex may be the way to go, as you mentioned. Now I'm looking at Nest bedding, have you reviewed their products?
@@kaylenetibbetts3010 We've tested the full line from Nest Bedding. You can find all of those reviews here - naplab.com/mattress-reviews/
Leesa Legend vs Saatva Classic Plush Soft for side sleeper?
Really depends on how soft you want to go. Both are high performance hybrid mattresses. However, Leesa Legend is a 5 out of 10, medium feel, where 10 is the most firm. Saatva Classic Plush Soft is a 3.5-4 out of 10 firmness, an extra soft to soft feel.
Saatva Classic Plush is really only for exclusive side sleepers.
Leesa Legend is good for side sleepers as well, while also accommodating the needs of some back / stomach sleepers.
@@NapLabReviews Thank You! Sounds like not a big difference. I can get the Legend for $1,272 and the Classic for $1755 both King size. My wife is a back, stomach and side sleeper. I'm almost all side. Maybe the Leesa is the better choice? Awesome channel by the way. Great job.
@@user-pl6ph8mo1j Given that your wife is a combination sleeper then definitely, don't go Saatva soft. You want want to go Saatva Luxury Firm (which is a 5.5 out of 10 firmness, just a touch firmer than Leesa Legend) or the Leesa Legend.
@@NapLabReviews Legend vs Sapira? Is the Sapira soft enough to accomodate a side sleeper and a mixed sleeper? I believe you stated the the Sapira was a top performer.
@@user-pl6ph8mo1j Sapira is perfectly fine for a soft and combination sleeper. It's only real notable weak spot is edge support. Among Leesa's entire line it is the strongest performer we've tested thus far.
I was about to order this one, but noticed there aren't handles on the king.....dealbreaker, dangit.
Lol ok?