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Avocado vs Leesa Sapira Hybrid: Top Similarities
- Both mattresses are relatively firm and are both constructed with coils.
- They are of similar thickness. (Both come in 11″ thicknesses, though with the pillow-top Avocado is 13″ thick.)
- Options are similarly priced.
- Both offer 100-night trials and offer free shipping.
Avocado vs Leesa Sapira Hybrid: Key Differences
- Avocado has an optional pillow-top.
- Leesa Sapira Hybrid has superior edge support.
- While both are firm, Leesa Sapira Hybrid is slightly softer. (With the pillow-top, Avocado is softer.)
- Leesa Sapira Hybrid feels more like a foam mattress than the Avocado does.
- Avocado has more bounce and uses more natural materials.
Avocado Construction
- Avocado has a 100 percent organic cotton cover on both of its models. The pillow-top model is 13″ thick, while the model without pillow-top is 11″ thick.
- Avocado’s bounce comes largely from its top foam layer, which is made of natural dunlop latex. This material also provides good pressure relief.
- The bottommost layer contains individually wrapped coils zoned to provide support where it’s needed. This supportive layer makes the mattress great for sleepers who are heavier.
Avocado Green Mattress
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Financing options are available for this mattress.
Leesa Sapira Hybrid Construction
- Leesa Sapira Hybrid’s 1.5″ of breathable foam on top gives the mattress some bounce, but not quite like latex does. This layer also helps ensure cool sleeping.
- The second layer is 1.5″ of memory foam, which gives the mattress a contouring quality. This layer is partly responsible for the more balanced foam feel of Leesa Sapira Hybrid.
- The bottom layer is comprised of a layer of springs sandwiched by 1″ layers of stabilizing foam. This supportive layer helps give Leesa Sapira Hybrid its great edge support.
Leesa Sapira Hybrid Mattress
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Financing options are available for this mattress.
Construction Differences and Notes
- Both have coils in the support layer
- Leesa Sapira Hybrid uses memory foam, while Avocado uses latex.
- Avocado uses more natural materials and also offers an optional pillow-top.
- Leesa Sapira Hybrid conforms to contours a little better because it is a little softer.
- Avocado has more bounce and is a little firmer and more supportive overall.
Firmness and Feel Differences
Leesa Sapira Hybrid is a little more slow-moving and has more of a balanced foam feel. Avocado is more springy. Both are relatively firm, but Avocado is a little firmer.Motion Transfer Differences
Both do a pretty good job of isolating motion, but Leesa Sapira Hybrid’s memory foam gives it a bit of an edge. Because they’re both decent at isolating motion transfer, both are good options for couples.Pick Avocado If …
- You want to go natural. Avocado uses organic cotton and natural latex, making it more of a “green” mattress than the Leesa Sapira Hybrid is.
- You like bounce. Avocado’s surface has more spring to it. Some people prefer more bounciness than others, so this is a matter of personal preference. If you like a springier feel, then Avocado could potentially be the right choice for you.
Pick Leesa Sapira Hybrid If …
- You want a balanced foam feel. Leesa Sapira Hybrid feels more like a foam mattress and conforms to contours better.
- You need edge support. If edge support is a key deciding factor, go with Leesa Sapira Hybrid. It has possibly the best edge support of all the mattresses that I’ve tested.