
Written by Lauren Hapgood, Editor
Methodology
Our team of Certified Sleep Science Coaches have reviewed 600+ mattresses and accessories for over seven years using proprietary analysis and hands-on testing. We assess each bed for support, cooling, firmness, pressure relief, and more.
In This Roundup
We’ll discuss our favorite flippable mattresses, all of which offer great value, as you’ll get two firmnesses for the price of one.
If you’re looking for unmatched durability and versatility, opt for the best flippable mattress. Flippable mattresses can be fully flipped over and used on either side. Some flippable beds include the same firmness level on each side, while most have two different firmnesses. Overall, these beds are great for a variety of sleeping situations, whether you want a bed for your master bedroom, your child’s room, or even a vacation rental. With more and more amazing options appearing on the market, we compiled a list of the best flippable mattresses just for you.
Best Flippable Mattresses
- Plank Firm – Best Firm Flippable Mattress
- Helix Kids – Best Flippable Mattress for Kids
- Zenhaven – Best Organic Flippable Mattress
- Layla – Best Memory Foam Flippable Mattress
How We Chose Our Products
Our team of sleep specialists have reviewed more than 600 mattresses, using proprietary analysis and hands-on testing to establish easy-to-understand scores. In addition to an overall score, we measure subscores for support, edge support, cooling, motion transfer, durability, trial period, and warranty.
For flippable mattresses, durability is a primary concern. Because both sides will be used, it’s important that a mattress has high-quality materials to endure years of use. That’s why we only included models scoring at least a 4 out of 5 in durability. We also considered beds with great scores in trial and warranty. If your purchase doesn’t accommodate your needs, there should be an easy return process. Luckily, all of these models have at least a 4 out of 5 for their warranties and sleep trials.
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The Nectar is an affordable all-foam mattress that offers lots of pressure relief and body contouring. It works well for most side sleepers, because it helps cushion shoulders and hips. It is also a good option for couples, because it isolates motion well. However, the Nectar mattress isn’t supportive enough for most stomach sleepers and heavyweight people.

The Leesa Original is a firm mattress made entirely of foam. Despite this construction, it earned a perfect cooling score from our testing team. It's a well-rounded bed, with scores of 4 or above in every key testing category. However, we'd recommend a more supportive model for stomach sleepers, and it won't be soft enough for people who want a plush bed.

The Brooklyn Bedding is a value-packed bed offered in multiple firmnesses. It was a solid performer across all testing parameters with one exception: cooling. Its pressure relief and motion isolation were standouts, and our team found it cozy no matter which sleeping position we tried.

The Nectar Classic Hybrid is an affordable hybrid mattress that offers lots of pressure relief and supportive contouring. It works well for most side and back sleepers, because it helps cushion shoulders and hips. However, the Nectar hybrid mattress isn’t supportive enough for most stomach sleepers.

The Nectar Premier is a softer-than-average memory foam mattress with impressive cooling and excellent pressure relief. It’s a good option for most back and side sleepers, and with high motion isolation and stable edges, it should accommodate many couples as well. But given its softer feel and slow response time, we’d advise stomach and combination sleepers to consider a firmer mattress.


The Nolah Signature is a firmer all-foam mattress that provides excellent edge support, responsiveness, and a breathable construction. It should be a good fit for back sleepers looking for spine-aligning support and lift, as well as couples, thanks to its above-average motion isolation.

The WinkBed is a versatile mattress that provides zoned support and cooling comfort for a fair price. This bed’s excellent responsiveness makes it a good fit for combination sleeper that want a bed that’s easy to move around on.

The Loom & Leaf is a luxury memory foam mattress that delivers a subtle hug-like sensation. Upgraded lumbar support makes it ideal for back sleepers, and we were impressed by the bed’s outstanding motion isolation and responsiveness. While the former isn’t unusual for memory foam, ease of movement isn’t common for this material. The Loom & Leaf scored very well in our edge support tests — also atypical for all-foam models — making it a great option for couples who appreciate the feel of memory foam. Our only quibble? It wasn’t especially cool.




The Brooklyn Bedding Aurora Luxe is offered in three firmness levels and features a durable hybrid construction. Our testers found that this mattress blends soft comfort with firm support to deliver quality pressure relief for sleepers. Those who sleep with a restless partner, may want to steer clear because of its subpar motion isolation, and despite having cooling in its name, this mattress didn’t blow us away in that category.

The Nectar Premier Hybrid is a hybrid mattress with a medium-firm feel, providing a balance of comfort and support for multiple sleeping styles. This bed isn't the most responsive surface, but it does absorb motion well, and it contours around key pressure points as you sink into the foam layers.

The Bear Original is an all-foam bed available at a budget-friendly price. It has a firm surface that felt best to us when we were lying on our backs. Although it received below-average scores for pressure relief, it's well-rounded otherwise.

The Nectar is an affordable all-foam mattress that offers lots of pressure relief and body contouring. It works well for most side sleepers, because it helps cushion shoulders and hips. It is also a good option for couples, because it isolates motion well. However, the Nectar mattress isn’t supportive enough for most stomach sleepers and heavyweight people.

The Nectar Premier is a softer-than-average memory foam mattress with impressive cooling and excellent pressure relief. It’s a good option for most back and side sleepers, and with high motion isolation and stable edges, it should accommodate many couples as well. But given its softer feel and slow response time, we’d advise stomach and combination sleepers to consider a firmer mattress.


This is one of the softest beds you can order from Helix, and according to our testers, it feels heavenly while you’re resting on your side. Its cushiony foams really cradle the hips and shoulders, while the springs beneath provide enough support for lightweight and average-weight side sleepers. Back and stomach sleepers should find something firmer.

The WinkBed is a versatile mattress that provides zoned support and cooling comfort for a fair price. This bed’s excellent responsiveness makes it a good fit for combination sleeper that want a bed that’s easy to move around on.

The Leesa Sapira Chill is a cool, comfortable bed that pairs a plush pillow top with supportive zoned coils. It’s available in three firmness options, so many sleepers should be able to choose a model that works for their sleeping position. This isn’t the cheapest option for a cooling mattress, though, but we'd consider it plenty worth it.


The Helix Midnight Luxe is a premium medium-firm mattress that offers a hotel-like feel for a relatively affordable price (when sales are available). Its zoned support and supportive coil layers make it a great option for back sleepers. The only element in which it scored below average was responsiveness, so if you like a super bouncy bed or you’re a restless combination sleeper, consider another model.

The Sunset Luxe is one of Helix’s softest options in its luxury hybrid collection. However, it provides plush pressure-relieving comfort while maintaining optimal spinal support for a variety of sleeper types. It also demonstrated excellent responsiveness, making it particularly great for couples and combination sleepers.

The Helix Midnight Elite is one of the brand's premium mattresses that has a soft, hotel quality feel, balancing comfort and support to maintain proper spinal alignment for back and side sleepers. It's a great fit for anyone looking for pressure relief without sacrificing the plush, comfort feel.

The Bear Original is an all-foam bed available at a budget-friendly price. It has a firm surface that felt best to us when we were lying on our backs. Although it received below-average scores for pressure relief, it's well-rounded otherwise.

The Leesa Sapira Chill is a cool, comfortable bed that pairs a plush pillow top with supportive zoned coils. It’s available in three firmness options, so many sleepers should be able to choose a model that works for their sleeping position. This isn’t the cheapest option for a cooling mattress, though, but we'd consider it plenty worth it.

The Helix Midnight Luxe is a premium medium-firm mattress that offers a hotel-like feel for a relatively affordable price (when sales are available). Its zoned support and supportive coil layers make it a great option for back sleepers. The only element in which it scored below average was responsiveness, so if you like a super bouncy bed or you’re a restless combination sleeper, consider another model.

The Titan Plus Luxe is a medium-firm hybrid intended for heavyweight sleepers. We found its responsiveness a good match for combination sleepers, though back and stomach sleepers should also fare well, thanks to a notably lifted feel. We weren’t terribly impressed with the bed’s edge support or pressure relief, and we’d steer most side sleepers to models with more contouring. Those who prefer a firm feel and want a mattress engineered to support more weight should fare well.

The Nectar Premier is a softer-than-average memory foam mattress with impressive cooling and excellent pressure relief. It’s a good option for most back and side sleepers, and with high motion isolation and stable edges, it should accommodate many couples as well. But given its softer feel and slow response time, we’d advise stomach and combination sleepers to consider a firmer mattress.

The Nectar is an affordable all-foam mattress that offers lots of pressure relief and body contouring. It works well for most side sleepers, because it helps cushion shoulders and hips. It is also a good option for couples, because it isolates motion well. However, the Nectar mattress isn’t supportive enough for most stomach sleepers and heavyweight people.

This is one of the softest beds you can order from Helix, and according to our testers, it feels heavenly while you’re resting on your side. Its cushiony foams really cradle the hips and shoulders, while the springs beneath provide enough support for lightweight and average-weight side sleepers. Back and stomach sleepers should find something firmer.

The Helix Midnight is Helix’s most popular model because of its medium-firmness, and it works well for back and side sleepers. The top layers of foam provide good pressure relief, but the coils offer a good amount of support. It won’t trap heat thanks to those coils, and you can even opt for a cooling cover.

The Titan Plus Luxe is a medium-firm hybrid intended for heavyweight sleepers. We found its responsiveness a good match for combination sleepers, though back and stomach sleepers should also fare well, thanks to a notably lifted feel. We weren’t terribly impressed with the bed’s edge support or pressure relief, and we’d steer most side sleepers to models with more contouring. Those who prefer a firm feel and want a mattress engineered to support more weight should fare well.


The WinkBeds EcoCloud is a hybrid mattress made with organic materials and zoned latex, offering a balanced, medium feel. It's extremely responsive and features excellent edge support. However, we found it a bit lacking in motion isolation and cooling.


The Brooklyn Bedding Aurora Luxe is offered in three firmness levels and features a durable hybrid construction. Our testers found that this mattress blends soft comfort with firm support to deliver quality pressure relief for sleepers. Those who sleep with a restless partner, may want to steer clear because of its subpar motion isolation, and despite having cooling in its name, this mattress didn’t blow us away in that category.

The Sunset Luxe is one of Helix’s softest options in its luxury hybrid collection. However, it provides plush pressure-relieving comfort while maintaining optimal spinal support for a variety of sleeper types. It also demonstrated excellent responsiveness, making it particularly great for couples and combination sleepers.

The Bear Elite Hybrid is one of the brand's higher-end mattresses. It offers luxury features, like zoned support, a thick pillow top, and added height. We loved this bed's robust edge support, responsive feel, and pressure relief for back sleepers.

The Helix Midnight is Helix’s most popular model because of its medium-firmness, and it works well for back and side sleepers. The top layers of foam provide good pressure relief, but the coils offer a good amount of support. It won’t trap heat thanks to those coils, and you can even opt for a cooling cover.


The Brooklyn Bedding Aurora Luxe is offered in three firmness levels and features a durable hybrid construction. Our testers found that this mattress blends soft comfort with firm support to deliver quality pressure relief for sleepers. Those who sleep with a restless partner, may want to steer clear because of its subpar motion isolation, and despite having cooling in its name, this mattress didn’t blow us away in that category.

This is one of the softest beds you can order from Helix, and according to our testers, it feels heavenly while you’re resting on your side. Its cushiony foams really cradle the hips and shoulders, while the springs beneath provide enough support for lightweight and average-weight side sleepers. Back and stomach sleepers should find something firmer.

The Leesa Original is a firm mattress made entirely of foam. Despite this construction, it earned a perfect cooling score from our testing team. It's a well-rounded bed, with scores of 4 or above in every key testing category. However, we'd recommend a more supportive model for stomach sleepers, and it won't be soft enough for people who want a plush bed.

The Nectar is an affordable all-foam mattress that offers lots of pressure relief and body contouring. It works well for most side sleepers, because it helps cushion shoulders and hips. It is also a good option for couples, because it isolates motion well. However, the Nectar mattress isn’t supportive enough for most stomach sleepers and heavyweight people.

The Helix Midnight is Helix’s most popular model because of its medium-firmness, and it works well for back and side sleepers. The top layers of foam provide good pressure relief, but the coils offer a good amount of support. It won’t trap heat thanks to those coils, and you can even opt for a cooling cover.

The Leesa Original is a firm mattress made entirely of foam. Despite this construction, it earned a perfect cooling score from our testing team. It's a well-rounded bed, with scores of 4 or above in every key testing category. However, we'd recommend a more supportive model for stomach sleepers, and it won't be soft enough for people who want a plush bed.

The Nectar Premier is a softer-than-average memory foam mattress with impressive cooling and excellent pressure relief. It’s a good option for most back and side sleepers, and with high motion isolation and stable edges, it should accommodate many couples as well. But given its softer feel and slow response time, we’d advise stomach and combination sleepers to consider a firmer mattress.

The WinkBed is a versatile mattress that provides zoned support and cooling comfort for a fair price. This bed’s excellent responsiveness makes it a good fit for combination sleeper that want a bed that’s easy to move around on.

The Titan Plus Luxe is a medium-firm hybrid intended for heavyweight sleepers. We found its responsiveness a good match for combination sleepers, though back and stomach sleepers should also fare well, thanks to a notably lifted feel. We weren’t terribly impressed with the bed’s edge support or pressure relief, and we’d steer most side sleepers to models with more contouring. Those who prefer a firm feel and want a mattress engineered to support more weight should fare well.


The Saatva Solaire is a 13-inch adjustable model with 50 firmness settings, including dual-firmness options for queen sizes and larger. While that’s ideal for couples with different firmness preferences, the Solaire came up short in our tests of responsiveness and motion isolation. This high-end mattress also stayed comfortably cool, but we can’t recommend it for combination sleepers or light sleepers who share the bed with restless sleepers.

The Saatva Rx mattress is a luxury bed designed with one mission: pressure relief. Its cushiony feel should cradle sore joints while its coils contribute to balanced support. Its edge support didn't hold up to close scrutiny, but it's a fancy and cloud-like bed we'd recommend to anyone with back or joint pain.


The Leesa Original is a firm mattress made entirely of foam. Despite this construction, it earned a perfect cooling score from our testing team. It's a well-rounded bed, with scores of 4 or above in every key testing category. However, we'd recommend a more supportive model for stomach sleepers, and it won't be soft enough for people who want a plush bed.

The WinkBed is a versatile mattress that provides zoned support and cooling comfort for a fair price. This bed’s excellent responsiveness makes it a good fit for combination sleeper that want a bed that’s easy to move around on.

The Saatva Rx mattress is a luxury bed designed with one mission: pressure relief. Its cushiony feel should cradle sore joints while its coils contribute to balanced support. Its edge support didn't hold up to close scrutiny, but it's a fancy and cloud-like bed we'd recommend to anyone with back or joint pain.

The Bear Original is an all-foam bed available at a budget-friendly price. It has a firm surface that felt best to us when we were lying on our backs. Although it received below-average scores for pressure relief, it's well-rounded otherwise.



The Helix Moonlight is one of the company's softer models and is a great match for side sleepers. The breathable and coils also promote better airflow, which can be a definite positive for those that tend to sleep hot.

The Leesa Original is a firm mattress made entirely of foam. Despite this construction, it earned a perfect cooling score from our testing team. It's a well-rounded bed, with scores of 4 or above in every key testing category. However, we'd recommend a more supportive model for stomach sleepers, and it won't be soft enough for people who want a plush bed.

The Nolah Original is an all-foam mattress with a firmer feel than typical memory foam mattresses. It contains proprietary Tri-Zone Foam technology, which adds to the bed's lumbar support. This mattress offers plenty of support and lift for many back and stomach sleepers, but it may not provide enough pressure relief for some side sleepers.

The WinkBeds EcoCloud is a hybrid mattress made with organic materials and zoned latex, offering a balanced, medium feel. It's extremely responsive and features excellent edge support. However, we found it a bit lacking in motion isolation and cooling.

The Plank Firm Luxe is a flippable hybrid option for sleepers seeking a firmer feel. Couples should appreciate the bed’s top-notch motion isolation and supportive bounce for moving around on its surface. The mattress also offers impressive pressure relief despite its firmness, making it a strong choice for side sleepers who want a firmer bed that still delivers some contouring and cushioning.


The Saatva Rx mattress is a luxury bed designed with one mission: pressure relief. Its cushiony feel should cradle sore joints while its coils contribute to balanced support. Its edge support didn't hold up to close scrutiny, but it's a fancy and cloud-like bed we'd recommend to anyone with back or joint pain.


The Helix Midnight Elite is one of the brand's premium mattresses that has a soft, hotel quality feel, balancing comfort and support to maintain proper spinal alignment for back and side sleepers. It's a great fit for anyone looking for pressure relief without sacrificing the plush, comfort feel.

The Bear Original is an all-foam bed available at a budget-friendly price. It has a firm surface that felt best to us when we were lying on our backs. Although it received below-average scores for pressure relief, it's well-rounded otherwise.

The Helix Moonlight is one of the company's softer models and is a great match for side sleepers. The breathable and coils also promote better airflow, which can be a definite positive for those that tend to sleep hot.

The Saatva Rx mattress is a luxury bed designed with one mission: pressure relief. Its cushiony feel should cradle sore joints while its coils contribute to balanced support. Its edge support didn't hold up to close scrutiny, but it's a fancy and cloud-like bed we'd recommend to anyone with back or joint pain.

The Nectar is an affordable all-foam mattress that offers lots of pressure relief and body contouring. It works well for most side sleepers, because it helps cushion shoulders and hips. It is also a good option for couples, because it isolates motion well. However, the Nectar mattress isn’t supportive enough for most stomach sleepers and heavyweight people.

The Titan Plus Core mattress works well for back and stomach sleepers, and even most side sleepers (though lightweight people might want a softer bed). It’s firm, coming in at 7.5/10 on our firmness scale, and has lots of bounce to help with repositioning. ~

The Plank Firm is a very firm mattress (as the name implies) that is a great match for sleepers who need extra support, like stomach sleepers, back sleepers, and those weighing over 230 pounds. This flippable bed boasts two firmnesses in one: a more traditional firm side and an extra-firm one. The result is a super-sturdy, spine-aligning foam bed that'll satisfy shoppers let down by so-called "firm" mattresses.

The Nectar Classic Hybrid is an affordable hybrid mattress that offers lots of pressure relief and supportive contouring. It works well for most side and back sleepers, because it helps cushion shoulders and hips. However, the Nectar hybrid mattress isn’t supportive enough for most stomach sleepers.

The Plank Firm Luxe is a flippable hybrid option for sleepers seeking a firmer feel. Couples should appreciate the bed’s top-notch motion isolation and supportive bounce for moving around on its surface. The mattress also offers impressive pressure relief despite its firmness, making it a strong choice for side sleepers who want a firmer bed that still delivers some contouring and cushioning.

The Brooklyn Bedding CopperFlex Memory Foam Mattress is a value-priced model with a firm, lifted feel. It wowed us with its outstanding edge support and motion isolation, which makes it ideal for couples, and it earned a perfect response score. Combination sleepers should have no problem moving around. On the downside, that firmness means the CopperFlex doesn’t offer much in the way of pressure relief, and we’d advise dedicated side sleepers and fans of a traditional memory foam feel to look for something softer.

The Saatva is an innerspring mattress that is both comfortable and supportive. This mattress comes in multiple firmness options to fit a variety of sleepers.

The WinkBed is a versatile mattress that provides zoned support and cooling comfort for a fair price. This bed’s excellent responsiveness makes it a good fit for combination sleeper that want a bed that’s easy to move around on.


The Saatva Rx mattress is a luxury bed designed with one mission: pressure relief. Its cushiony feel should cradle sore joints while its coils contribute to balanced support. Its edge support didn't hold up to close scrutiny, but it's a fancy and cloud-like bed we'd recommend to anyone with back or joint pain.



The Nectar Classic Hybrid is an affordable hybrid mattress that offers lots of pressure relief and supportive contouring. It works well for most side and back sleepers, because it helps cushion shoulders and hips. However, the Nectar hybrid mattress isn’t supportive enough for most stomach sleepers.

The Plank Firm Luxe is a flippable hybrid option for sleepers seeking a firmer feel. Couples should appreciate the bed’s top-notch motion isolation and supportive bounce for moving around on its surface. The mattress also offers impressive pressure relief despite its firmness, making it a strong choice for side sleepers who want a firmer bed that still delivers some contouring and cushioning.

The Saatva Rx mattress is a luxury bed designed with one mission: pressure relief. Its cushiony feel should cradle sore joints while its coils contribute to balanced support. Its edge support didn't hold up to close scrutiny, but it's a fancy and cloud-like bed we'd recommend to anyone with back or joint pain.

The Titan Plus Core mattress works well for back and stomach sleepers, and even most side sleepers (though lightweight people might want a softer bed). It’s firm, coming in at 7.5/10 on our firmness scale, and has lots of bounce to help with repositioning. ~

The Nectar is an affordable all-foam mattress that offers lots of pressure relief and body contouring. It works well for most side sleepers, because it helps cushion shoulders and hips. It is also a good option for couples, because it isolates motion well. However, the Nectar mattress isn’t supportive enough for most stomach sleepers and heavyweight people.

The Bear Original is an all-foam bed available at a budget-friendly price. It has a firm surface that felt best to us when we were lying on our backs. Although it received below-average scores for pressure relief, it's well-rounded otherwise.

The Helix Plus is Helix’s mattress model designed specifically to support heavier sleepers. It’s a responsive, cooling bed that provides a balance of comfort and support that’s a great fit for back and stomach sleepers who weigh 230 pounds or more.

The Nectar Premier is a softer-than-average memory foam mattress with impressive cooling and excellent pressure relief. It’s a good option for most back and side sleepers, and with high motion isolation and stable edges, it should accommodate many couples as well. But given its softer feel and slow response time, we’d advise stomach and combination sleepers to consider a firmer mattress.

The Plank Firm Luxe is a flippable hybrid option for sleepers seeking a firmer feel. Couples should appreciate the bed’s top-notch motion isolation and supportive bounce for moving around on its surface. The mattress also offers impressive pressure relief despite its firmness, making it a strong choice for side sleepers who want a firmer bed that still delivers some contouring and cushioning.

The WinkBed is a versatile mattress that provides zoned support and cooling comfort for a fair price. This bed’s excellent responsiveness makes it a good fit for combination sleeper that want a bed that’s easy to move around on.

The Leesa Sapira Chill is a cool, comfortable bed that pairs a plush pillow top with supportive zoned coils. It’s available in three firmness options, so many sleepers should be able to choose a model that works for their sleeping position. This isn’t the cheapest option for a cooling mattress, though, but we'd consider it plenty worth it.


The Helix Midnight Luxe is a premium medium-firm mattress that offers a hotel-like feel for a relatively affordable price (when sales are available). Its zoned support and supportive coil layers make it a great option for back sleepers. The only element in which it scored below average was responsiveness, so if you like a super bouncy bed or you’re a restless combination sleeper, consider another model.

The Saatva Solaire is a 13-inch adjustable model with 50 firmness settings, including dual-firmness options for queen sizes and larger. While that’s ideal for couples with different firmness preferences, the Solaire came up short in our tests of responsiveness and motion isolation. This high-end mattress also stayed comfortably cool, but we can’t recommend it for combination sleepers or light sleepers who share the bed with restless sleepers.

The Bear Elite Hybrid is one of the brand's higher-end mattresses. It offers luxury features, like zoned support, a thick pillow top, and added height. We loved this bed's robust edge support, responsive feel, and pressure relief for back sleepers.

The Titan Plus Core mattress works well for back and stomach sleepers, and even most side sleepers (though lightweight people might want a softer bed). It’s firm, coming in at 7.5/10 on our firmness scale, and has lots of bounce to help with repositioning. ~

The WinkBed is a versatile mattress that provides zoned support and cooling comfort for a fair price. This bed’s excellent responsiveness makes it a good fit for combination sleeper that want a bed that’s easy to move around on.

The Bear Elite Hybrid is one of the brand's higher-end mattresses. It offers luxury features, like zoned support, a thick pillow top, and added height. We loved this bed's robust edge support, responsive feel, and pressure relief for back sleepers.

The Nectar is an affordable all-foam mattress that offers lots of pressure relief and body contouring. It works well for most side sleepers, because it helps cushion shoulders and hips. It is also a good option for couples, because it isolates motion well. However, the Nectar mattress isn’t supportive enough for most stomach sleepers and heavyweight people.

The Plank Firm is a very firm mattress (as the name implies) that is a great match for sleepers who need extra support, like stomach sleepers, back sleepers, and those weighing over 230 pounds. This flippable bed boasts two firmnesses in one: a more traditional firm side and an extra-firm one. The result is a super-sturdy, spine-aligning foam bed that'll satisfy shoppers let down by so-called "firm" mattresses.

The Bear Original is an all-foam bed available at a budget-friendly price. It has a firm surface that felt best to us when we were lying on our backs. Although it received below-average scores for pressure relief, it's well-rounded otherwise.

The Titan Plus Luxe is a medium-firm hybrid intended for heavyweight sleepers. We found its responsiveness a good match for combination sleepers, though back and stomach sleepers should also fare well, thanks to a notably lifted feel. We weren’t terribly impressed with the bed’s edge support or pressure relief, and we’d steer most side sleepers to models with more contouring. Those who prefer a firm feel and want a mattress engineered to support more weight should fare well.

The Nectar is an affordable all-foam mattress that offers lots of pressure relief and body contouring. It works well for most side sleepers, because it helps cushion shoulders and hips. It is also a good option for couples, because it isolates motion well. However, the Nectar mattress isn’t supportive enough for most stomach sleepers and heavyweight people.


The WinkBed Plus is the brand’s model designed specifically for sleepers who weigh more than 230 lbs. Its sturdy, supportive coils help prevent sagging and provide plenty of support for heavyweight back and stomach sleepers. All of this said, it’s likely too firm of a mattress for most lightweight and side sleepers. Instead, check out the WinkBed.


The Titan Plus Luxe is a medium-firm hybrid intended for heavyweight sleepers. We found its responsiveness a good match for combination sleepers, though back and stomach sleepers should also fare well, thanks to a notably lifted feel. We weren’t terribly impressed with the bed’s edge support or pressure relief, and we’d steer most side sleepers to models with more contouring. Those who prefer a firm feel and want a mattress engineered to support more weight should fare well.

The Saatva is an innerspring mattress that is both comfortable and supportive. This mattress comes in multiple firmness options to fit a variety of sleepers.

The Birch Luxe Natural Mattress is a mattress designed with luxury and the environment in mind. This latex hybrid provides plenty of bounce with balanced support and pressure relief. We also found it had strong edge support, plenty of bounce, and a firmer feel that should keep your spine aligned.


The Plank Firm is a very firm mattress (as the name implies) that is a great match for sleepers who need extra support, like stomach sleepers, back sleepers, and those weighing over 230 pounds. This flippable bed boasts two firmnesses in one: a more traditional firm side and an extra-firm one. The result is a super-sturdy, spine-aligning foam bed that'll satisfy shoppers let down by so-called "firm" mattresses.

The Saatva is an innerspring mattress that is both comfortable and supportive. This mattress comes in multiple firmness options to fit a variety of sleepers.

The Nectar is an affordable all-foam mattress that offers lots of pressure relief and body contouring. It works well for most side sleepers, because it helps cushion shoulders and hips. It is also a good option for couples, because it isolates motion well. However, the Nectar mattress isn’t supportive enough for most stomach sleepers and heavyweight people.

The Nectar is an affordable all-foam mattress that offers lots of pressure relief and body contouring. It works well for most side sleepers, because it helps cushion shoulders and hips. It is also a good option for couples, because it isolates motion well. However, the Nectar mattress isn’t supportive enough for most stomach sleepers and heavyweight people.

The Titan Plus Core mattress works well for back and stomach sleepers, and even most side sleepers (though lightweight people might want a softer bed). It’s firm, coming in at 7.5/10 on our firmness scale, and has lots of bounce to help with repositioning. ~

The Bear Original is an all-foam bed available at a budget-friendly price. It has a firm surface that felt best to us when we were lying on our backs. Although it received below-average scores for pressure relief, it's well-rounded otherwise.

The Leesa Original is a firm mattress made entirely of foam. Despite this construction, it earned a perfect cooling score from our testing team. It's a well-rounded bed, with scores of 4 or above in every key testing category. However, we'd recommend a more supportive model for stomach sleepers, and it won't be soft enough for people who want a plush bed.

The Nectar Premier is a softer-than-average memory foam mattress with impressive cooling and excellent pressure relief. It’s a good option for most back and side sleepers, and with high motion isolation and stable edges, it should accommodate many couples as well. But given its softer feel and slow response time, we’d advise stomach and combination sleepers to consider a firmer mattress.

The Nectar is an affordable all-foam mattress that offers lots of pressure relief and body contouring. It works well for most side sleepers, because it helps cushion shoulders and hips. It is also a good option for couples, because it isolates motion well. However, the Nectar mattress isn’t supportive enough for most stomach sleepers and heavyweight people.

The WinkBed is a versatile mattress that provides zoned support and cooling comfort for a fair price. This bed’s excellent responsiveness makes it a good fit for combination sleeper that want a bed that’s easy to move around on.

The Titan Plus Luxe is a medium-firm hybrid intended for heavyweight sleepers. We found its responsiveness a good match for combination sleepers, though back and stomach sleepers should also fare well, thanks to a notably lifted feel. We weren’t terribly impressed with the bed’s edge support or pressure relief, and we’d steer most side sleepers to models with more contouring. Those who prefer a firm feel and want a mattress engineered to support more weight should fare well.

The Plank Firm Luxe is a flippable hybrid option for sleepers seeking a firmer feel. Couples should appreciate the bed’s top-notch motion isolation and supportive bounce for moving around on its surface. The mattress also offers impressive pressure relief despite its firmness, making it a strong choice for side sleepers who want a firmer bed that still delivers some contouring and cushioning.

The Saatva is an innerspring mattress that is both comfortable and supportive. This mattress comes in multiple firmness options to fit a variety of sleepers.

The Bear Elite Hybrid is one of the brand's higher-end mattresses. It offers luxury features, like zoned support, a thick pillow top, and added height. We loved this bed's robust edge support, responsive feel, and pressure relief for back sleepers.

The Birch Luxe Natural Mattress is a mattress designed with luxury and the environment in mind. This latex hybrid provides plenty of bounce with balanced support and pressure relief. We also found it had strong edge support, plenty of bounce, and a firmer feel that should keep your spine aligned.

The Leesa Original is a firm mattress made entirely of foam. Despite this construction, it earned a perfect cooling score from our testing team. It's a well-rounded bed, with scores of 4 or above in every key testing category. However, we'd recommend a more supportive model for stomach sleepers, and it won't be soft enough for people who want a plush bed.

The WinkBed is a versatile mattress that provides zoned support and cooling comfort for a fair price. This bed’s excellent responsiveness makes it a good fit for combination sleeper that want a bed that’s easy to move around on.

The Birch Luxe Natural Mattress is a mattress designed with luxury and the environment in mind. This latex hybrid provides plenty of bounce with balanced support and pressure relief. We also found it had strong edge support, plenty of bounce, and a firmer feel that should keep your spine aligned.

The Canadian-made Silk & Snow Mattress is a very budget-friendly memory foam mattress with a firm feel. It has a simple two-layer construction, but the antimicrobial cover is removable for easy care. We found the bed stayed surprisingly temperature-neutral given its construction, and it scored well in our pressure relief tests. We weren’t especially impressed with its edge support or motion isolation, but it has a steady responsiveness that might appeal to many combination sleepers.

The Brooklyn Bedding CopperFlex Memory Foam Mattress is a value-priced model with a firm, lifted feel. It wowed us with its outstanding edge support and motion isolation, which makes it ideal for couples, and it earned a perfect response score. Combination sleepers should have no problem moving around. On the downside, that firmness means the CopperFlex doesn’t offer much in the way of pressure relief, and we’d advise dedicated side sleepers and fans of a traditional memory foam feel to look for something softer.

The Nectar is an affordable all-foam mattress that offers lots of pressure relief and body contouring. It works well for most side sleepers, because it helps cushion shoulders and hips. It is also a good option for couples, because it isolates motion well. However, the Nectar mattress isn’t supportive enough for most stomach sleepers and heavyweight people.

The Leesa Original is a firm mattress made entirely of foam. Despite this construction, it earned a perfect cooling score from our testing team. It's a well-rounded bed, with scores of 4 or above in every key testing category. However, we'd recommend a more supportive model for stomach sleepers, and it won't be soft enough for people who want a plush bed.

The Nectar Classic Hybrid is an affordable hybrid mattress that offers lots of pressure relief and supportive contouring. It works well for most side and back sleepers, because it helps cushion shoulders and hips. However, the Nectar hybrid mattress isn’t supportive enough for most stomach sleepers.



The Helix Dawn Hybrid is a firm, supportive mattress designed for back and stomach sleepers who like a cooler sleep surface with minimal sink in. This bed features a responsive surface with strong edge-to-edge support that makes it easier to get in and out of the bed or change sleep positions during the night.

The WinkBed Plus is the brand’s model designed specifically for sleepers who weigh more than 230 lbs. Its sturdy, supportive coils help prevent sagging and provide plenty of support for heavyweight back and stomach sleepers. All of this said, it’s likely too firm of a mattress for most lightweight and side sleepers. Instead, check out the WinkBed.


The Bear Elite Hybrid is one of the brand's higher-end mattresses. It offers luxury features, like zoned support, a thick pillow top, and added height. We loved this bed's robust edge support, responsive feel, and pressure relief for back sleepers.


The Canadian-made Silk & Snow Mattress is a very budget-friendly memory foam mattress with a firm feel. It has a simple two-layer construction, but the antimicrobial cover is removable for easy care. We found the bed stayed surprisingly temperature-neutral given its construction, and it scored well in our pressure relief tests. We weren’t especially impressed with its edge support or motion isolation, but it has a steady responsiveness that might appeal to many combination sleepers.

The WinkBed Plus is the brand’s model designed specifically for sleepers who weigh more than 230 lbs. Its sturdy, supportive coils help prevent sagging and provide plenty of support for heavyweight back and stomach sleepers. All of this said, it’s likely too firm of a mattress for most lightweight and side sleepers. Instead, check out the WinkBed.


The Nectar is an affordable all-foam mattress that offers lots of pressure relief and body contouring. It works well for most side sleepers, because it helps cushion shoulders and hips. It is also a good option for couples, because it isolates motion well. However, the Nectar mattress isn’t supportive enough for most stomach sleepers and heavyweight people.

The Titan Plus Core mattress works well for back and stomach sleepers, and even most side sleepers (though lightweight people might want a softer bed). It’s firm, coming in at 7.5/10 on our firmness scale, and has lots of bounce to help with repositioning. ~

The Brooklyn Bedding is a value-packed bed offered in multiple firmnesses. It was a solid performer across all testing parameters with one exception: cooling. Its pressure relief and motion isolation were standouts, and our team found it cozy no matter which sleeping position we tried.

The Plank Firm Luxe is a flippable hybrid option for sleepers seeking a firmer feel. Couples should appreciate the bed’s top-notch motion isolation and supportive bounce for moving around on its surface. The mattress also offers impressive pressure relief despite its firmness, making it a strong choice for side sleepers who want a firmer bed that still delivers some contouring and cushioning.

The Nectar Premier is a softer-than-average memory foam mattress with impressive cooling and excellent pressure relief. It’s a good option for most back and side sleepers, and with high motion isolation and stable edges, it should accommodate many couples as well. But given its softer feel and slow response time, we’d advise stomach and combination sleepers to consider a firmer mattress.

Casper mattresses work well for all sleeping positions, thanks to its unique zoned support system and comfortable all-foam construction. This bed provides a supportive surface for combination sleepers, and a firmer feel for sleepers looking to feel on top of the mattress rather than sinking down into it.

The WinkBed is a versatile mattress that provides zoned support and cooling comfort for a fair price. This bed’s excellent responsiveness makes it a good fit for combination sleeper that want a bed that’s easy to move around on.

The Brooklyn Bedding Aurora Luxe is offered in three firmness levels and features a durable hybrid construction. Our testers found that this mattress blends soft comfort with firm support to deliver quality pressure relief for sleepers. Those who sleep with a restless partner, may want to steer clear because of its subpar motion isolation, and despite having cooling in its name, this mattress didn’t blow us away in that category.

The Nectar Classic Hybrid is an affordable hybrid mattress that offers lots of pressure relief and supportive contouring. It works well for most side and back sleepers, because it helps cushion shoulders and hips. However, the Nectar hybrid mattress isn’t supportive enough for most stomach sleepers.


The Saatva is an innerspring mattress that is both comfortable and supportive. This mattress comes in multiple firmness options to fit a variety of sleepers.


The Titan Plus Core mattress works well for back and stomach sleepers, and even most side sleepers (though lightweight people might want a softer bed). It’s firm, coming in at 7.5/10 on our firmness scale, and has lots of bounce to help with repositioning. ~

The Plank Firm Luxe is a flippable hybrid option for sleepers seeking a firmer feel. Couples should appreciate the bed’s top-notch motion isolation and supportive bounce for moving around on its surface. The mattress also offers impressive pressure relief despite its firmness, making it a strong choice for side sleepers who want a firmer bed that still delivers some contouring and cushioning.

The Saatva is an innerspring mattress that is both comfortable and supportive. This mattress comes in multiple firmness options to fit a variety of sleepers.

The Bear Original is an all-foam bed available at a budget-friendly price. It has a firm surface that felt best to us when we were lying on our backs. Although it received below-average scores for pressure relief, it's well-rounded otherwise.

The Brooklyn Bedding is a value-packed bed offered in multiple firmnesses. It was a solid performer across all testing parameters with one exception: cooling. Its pressure relief and motion isolation were standouts, and our team found it cozy no matter which sleeping position we tried.

The Titan Plus Core mattress works well for back and stomach sleepers, and even most side sleepers (though lightweight people might want a softer bed). It’s firm, coming in at 7.5/10 on our firmness scale, and has lots of bounce to help with repositioning. ~


This is one of the softest beds you can order from Helix, and according to our testers, it feels heavenly while you’re resting on your side. Its cushiony foams really cradle the hips and shoulders, while the springs beneath provide enough support for lightweight and average-weight side sleepers. Back and stomach sleepers should find something firmer.

The WinkBed is a versatile mattress that provides zoned support and cooling comfort for a fair price. This bed’s excellent responsiveness makes it a good fit for combination sleeper that want a bed that’s easy to move around on.



The Helix Midnight Luxe is a premium medium-firm mattress that offers a hotel-like feel for a relatively affordable price (when sales are available). Its zoned support and supportive coil layers make it a great option for back sleepers. The only element in which it scored below average was responsiveness, so if you like a super bouncy bed or you’re a restless combination sleeper, consider another model.

The Saatva Solaire is a 13-inch adjustable model with 50 firmness settings, including dual-firmness options for queen sizes and larger. While that’s ideal for couples with different firmness preferences, the Solaire came up short in our tests of responsiveness and motion isolation. This high-end mattress also stayed comfortably cool, but we can’t recommend it for combination sleepers or light sleepers who share the bed with restless sleepers.


The Brooklyn Bedding is a value-packed bed offered in multiple firmnesses. It was a solid performer across all testing parameters with one exception: cooling. Its pressure relief and motion isolation were standouts, and our team found it cozy no matter which sleeping position we tried.



The Nectar is an affordable all-foam mattress that offers lots of pressure relief and body contouring. It works well for most side sleepers, because it helps cushion shoulders and hips. It is also a good option for couples, because it isolates motion well. However, the Nectar mattress isn’t supportive enough for most stomach sleepers and heavyweight people.

The Brooklyn Bedding is a value-packed bed offered in multiple firmnesses. It was a solid performer across all testing parameters with one exception: cooling. Its pressure relief and motion isolation were standouts, and our team found it cozy no matter which sleeping position we tried.

The DreamCloud Premier is a luxurious hybrid that gives you the feeling of sleeping in a nice hotel. Its combination of foam, coils, and cooling materials make it an ideal pick for both back sleepers and hot sleepers as well. At the same time, it is plush enough for the majority of side sleepers. However, if you sleep on your stomach, take a look at the firmer DreamCloud Luxury Hybrid mattress.

The Brooklyn Bedding is a value-packed bed offered in multiple firmnesses. It was a solid performer across all testing parameters with one exception: cooling. Its pressure relief and motion isolation were standouts, and our team found it cozy no matter which sleeping position we tried.

The Helix Midnight is Helix’s most popular model because of its medium-firmness, and it works well for back and side sleepers. The top layers of foam provide good pressure relief, but the coils offer a good amount of support. It won’t trap heat thanks to those coils, and you can even opt for a cooling cover.

The Nectar is an affordable all-foam mattress that offers lots of pressure relief and body contouring. It works well for most side sleepers, because it helps cushion shoulders and hips. It is also a good option for couples, because it isolates motion well. However, the Nectar mattress isn’t supportive enough for most stomach sleepers and heavyweight people.



The WinkBeds EcoCloud is a hybrid mattress made with organic materials and zoned latex, offering a balanced, medium feel. It's extremely responsive and features excellent edge support. However, we found it a bit lacking in motion isolation and cooling.

The Saatva is an innerspring mattress that is both comfortable and supportive. This mattress comes in multiple firmness options to fit a variety of sleepers.

The Birch Luxe Natural Mattress is a mattress designed with luxury and the environment in mind. This latex hybrid provides plenty of bounce with balanced support and pressure relief. We also found it had strong edge support, plenty of bounce, and a firmer feel that should keep your spine aligned.


The Helix Midnight is Helix’s most popular model because of its medium-firmness, and it works well for back and side sleepers. The top layers of foam provide good pressure relief, but the coils offer a good amount of support. It won’t trap heat thanks to those coils, and you can even opt for a cooling cover.

The DreamCloud Premier is a luxurious hybrid that gives you the feeling of sleeping in a nice hotel. Its combination of foam, coils, and cooling materials make it an ideal pick for both back sleepers and hot sleepers as well. At the same time, it is plush enough for the majority of side sleepers. However, if you sleep on your stomach, take a look at the firmer DreamCloud Luxury Hybrid mattress.

The Birch Luxe Natural Mattress is a mattress designed with luxury and the environment in mind. This latex hybrid provides plenty of bounce with balanced support and pressure relief. We also found it had strong edge support, plenty of bounce, and a firmer feel that should keep your spine aligned.

The Brooklyn Bedding is a value-packed bed offered in multiple firmnesses. It was a solid performer across all testing parameters with one exception: cooling. Its pressure relief and motion isolation were standouts, and our team found it cozy no matter which sleeping position we tried.

The Leesa Original is a firm mattress made entirely of foam. Despite this construction, it earned a perfect cooling score from our testing team. It's a well-rounded bed, with scores of 4 or above in every key testing category. However, we'd recommend a more supportive model for stomach sleepers, and it won't be soft enough for people who want a plush bed.


The Brooklyn Bedding is a value-packed bed offered in multiple firmnesses. It was a solid performer across all testing parameters with one exception: cooling. Its pressure relief and motion isolation were standouts, and our team found it cozy no matter which sleeping position we tried.

The Helix Midnight is Helix’s most popular model because of its medium-firmness, and it works well for back and side sleepers. The top layers of foam provide good pressure relief, but the coils offer a good amount of support. It won’t trap heat thanks to those coils, and you can even opt for a cooling cover.

The Leesa Original is a firm mattress made entirely of foam. Despite this construction, it earned a perfect cooling score from our testing team. It's a well-rounded bed, with scores of 4 or above in every key testing category. However, we'd recommend a more supportive model for stomach sleepers, and it won't be soft enough for people who want a plush bed.

The WinkBed is a versatile mattress that provides zoned support and cooling comfort for a fair price. This bed’s excellent responsiveness makes it a good fit for combination sleeper that want a bed that’s easy to move around on.



The Saatva is an innerspring mattress that is both comfortable and supportive. This mattress comes in multiple firmness options to fit a variety of sleepers.

The Birch Luxe Natural Mattress is a mattress designed with luxury and the environment in mind. This latex hybrid provides plenty of bounce with balanced support and pressure relief. We also found it had strong edge support, plenty of bounce, and a firmer feel that should keep your spine aligned.

The Saatva Rx mattress is a luxury bed designed with one mission: pressure relief. Its cushiony feel should cradle sore joints while its coils contribute to balanced support. Its edge support didn't hold up to close scrutiny, but it's a fancy and cloud-like bed we'd recommend to anyone with back or joint pain.

The Leesa Original is a firm mattress made entirely of foam. Despite this construction, it earned a perfect cooling score from our testing team. It's a well-rounded bed, with scores of 4 or above in every key testing category. However, we'd recommend a more supportive model for stomach sleepers, and it won't be soft enough for people who want a plush bed.

The WinkBed is a versatile mattress that provides zoned support and cooling comfort for a fair price. This bed’s excellent responsiveness makes it a good fit for combination sleeper that want a bed that’s easy to move around on.

The Saatva is an innerspring mattress that is both comfortable and supportive. This mattress comes in multiple firmness options to fit a variety of sleepers.

The Bear Original is an all-foam bed available at a budget-friendly price. It has a firm surface that felt best to us when we were lying on our backs. Although it received below-average scores for pressure relief, it's well-rounded otherwise.


The Canadian-made Silk & Snow Mattress is a very budget-friendly memory foam mattress with a firm feel. It has a simple two-layer construction, but the antimicrobial cover is removable for easy care. We found the bed stayed surprisingly temperature-neutral given its construction, and it scored well in our pressure relief tests. We weren’t especially impressed with its edge support or motion isolation, but it has a steady responsiveness that might appeal to many combination sleepers.

The Brooklyn Bedding is a value-packed bed offered in multiple firmnesses. It was a solid performer across all testing parameters with one exception: cooling. Its pressure relief and motion isolation were standouts, and our team found it cozy no matter which sleeping position we tried.

The DreamCloud is a hybrid mattress that offers great support for back sleeping and a carefully balanced mix of motion isolation and bounce. It’s definitely on the firmer side, so side sleepers may crave more cushion, but we think it’s a solid choice for couples, heavyweight sleepers, and shoppers on a budget.

The Helix Midnight is Helix’s most popular model because of its medium-firmness, and it works well for back and side sleepers. The top layers of foam provide good pressure relief, but the coils offer a good amount of support. It won’t trap heat thanks to those coils, and you can even opt for a cooling cover.



The GravityLux is a luxury mattress that feels sturdier than most all-foam models. Although it won't offer the cloud-like cradling of classic memory foam beds, its steady support, strong edges, and springy surface make it a good bed for couples, back sleepers, and people who enjoy a firmer feel.


The Saatva is an innerspring mattress that is both comfortable and supportive. This mattress comes in multiple firmness options to fit a variety of sleepers.


The Canadian-made Silk & Snow Mattress is a very budget-friendly memory foam mattress with a firm feel. It has a simple two-layer construction, but the antimicrobial cover is removable for easy care. We found the bed stayed surprisingly temperature-neutral given its construction, and it scored well in our pressure relief tests. We weren’t especially impressed with its edge support or motion isolation, but it has a steady responsiveness that might appeal to many combination sleepers.

The Helix Midnight is Helix’s most popular model because of its medium-firmness, and it works well for back and side sleepers. The top layers of foam provide good pressure relief, but the coils offer a good amount of support. It won’t trap heat thanks to those coils, and you can even opt for a cooling cover.


The Brooklyn Bedding is a value-packed bed offered in multiple firmnesses. It was a solid performer across all testing parameters with one exception: cooling. Its pressure relief and motion isolation were standouts, and our team found it cozy no matter which sleeping position we tried.

The Plank Firm is a very firm mattress (as the name implies) that is a great match for sleepers who need extra support, like stomach sleepers, back sleepers, and those weighing over 230 pounds. This flippable bed boasts two firmnesses in one: a more traditional firm side and an extra-firm one. The result is a super-sturdy, spine-aligning foam bed that'll satisfy shoppers let down by so-called "firm" mattresses.

The Bear Original is an all-foam bed available at a budget-friendly price. It has a firm surface that felt best to us when we were lying on our backs. Although it received below-average scores for pressure relief, it's well-rounded otherwise.

The Nectar Classic Hybrid is an affordable hybrid mattress that offers lots of pressure relief and supportive contouring. It works well for most side and back sleepers, because it helps cushion shoulders and hips. However, the Nectar hybrid mattress isn’t supportive enough for most stomach sleepers.

The Plank Firm Luxe is a flippable hybrid option for sleepers seeking a firmer feel. Couples should appreciate the bed’s top-notch motion isolation and supportive bounce for moving around on its surface. The mattress also offers impressive pressure relief despite its firmness, making it a strong choice for side sleepers who want a firmer bed that still delivers some contouring and cushioning.

The Helix Midnight is Helix’s most popular model because of its medium-firmness, and it works well for back and side sleepers. The top layers of foam provide good pressure relief, but the coils offer a good amount of support. It won’t trap heat thanks to those coils, and you can even opt for a cooling cover.

The Saatva is an innerspring mattress that is both comfortable and supportive. This mattress comes in multiple firmness options to fit a variety of sleepers.

The Nectar Premier Hybrid is a hybrid mattress with a medium-firm feel, providing a balance of comfort and support for multiple sleeping styles. This bed isn't the most responsive surface, but it does absorb motion well, and it contours around key pressure points as you sink into the foam layers.

The WinkBed is a versatile mattress that provides zoned support and cooling comfort for a fair price. This bed’s excellent responsiveness makes it a good fit for combination sleeper that want a bed that’s easy to move around on.

The Saatva is an innerspring mattress that is both comfortable and supportive. This mattress comes in multiple firmness options to fit a variety of sleepers.


The Saatva Rx mattress is a luxury bed designed with one mission: pressure relief. Its cushiony feel should cradle sore joints while its coils contribute to balanced support. Its edge support didn't hold up to close scrutiny, but it's a fancy and cloud-like bed we'd recommend to anyone with back or joint pain.

The Nectar Classic Hybrid is an affordable hybrid mattress that offers lots of pressure relief and supportive contouring. It works well for most side and back sleepers, because it helps cushion shoulders and hips. However, the Nectar hybrid mattress isn’t supportive enough for most stomach sleepers.

The Plank Firm Luxe is a flippable hybrid option for sleepers seeking a firmer feel. Couples should appreciate the bed’s top-notch motion isolation and supportive bounce for moving around on its surface. The mattress also offers impressive pressure relief despite its firmness, making it a strong choice for side sleepers who want a firmer bed that still delivers some contouring and cushioning.

The Saatva Rx mattress is a luxury bed designed with one mission: pressure relief. Its cushiony feel should cradle sore joints while its coils contribute to balanced support. Its edge support didn't hold up to close scrutiny, but it's a fancy and cloud-like bed we'd recommend to anyone with back or joint pain.

The Brooklyn Bedding is a value-packed bed offered in multiple firmnesses. It was a solid performer across all testing parameters with one exception: cooling. Its pressure relief and motion isolation were standouts, and our team found it cozy no matter which sleeping position we tried.

The Bear Original is an all-foam bed available at a budget-friendly price. It has a firm surface that felt best to us when we were lying on our backs. Although it received below-average scores for pressure relief, it's well-rounded otherwise.




The WinkBed is a versatile mattress that provides zoned support and cooling comfort for a fair price. This bed’s excellent responsiveness makes it a good fit for combination sleeper that want a bed that’s easy to move around on.


The Leesa Sapira Chill is a cool, comfortable bed that pairs a plush pillow top with supportive zoned coils. It’s available in three firmness options, so many sleepers should be able to choose a model that works for their sleeping position. This isn’t the cheapest option for a cooling mattress, though, but we'd consider it plenty worth it.

The Saatva is an innerspring mattress that is both comfortable and supportive. This mattress comes in multiple firmness options to fit a variety of sleepers.

The Saatva Solaire is a 13-inch adjustable model with 50 firmness settings, including dual-firmness options for queen sizes and larger. While that’s ideal for couples with different firmness preferences, the Solaire came up short in our tests of responsiveness and motion isolation. This high-end mattress also stayed comfortably cool, but we can’t recommend it for combination sleepers or light sleepers who share the bed with restless sleepers.



The Brooklyn Bedding is a value-packed bed offered in multiple firmnesses. It was a solid performer across all testing parameters with one exception: cooling. Its pressure relief and motion isolation were standouts, and our team found it cozy no matter which sleeping position we tried.


The Saatva Solaire is a 13-inch adjustable model with 50 firmness settings, including dual-firmness options for queen sizes and larger. While that’s ideal for couples with different firmness preferences, the Solaire came up short in our tests of responsiveness and motion isolation. This high-end mattress also stayed comfortably cool, but we can’t recommend it for combination sleepers or light sleepers who share the bed with restless sleepers.

The Brooklyn Bedding is a value-packed bed offered in multiple firmnesses. It was a solid performer across all testing parameters with one exception: cooling. Its pressure relief and motion isolation were standouts, and our team found it cozy no matter which sleeping position we tried.

The DreamCloud Premier is a luxurious hybrid that gives you the feeling of sleeping in a nice hotel. Its combination of foam, coils, and cooling materials make it an ideal pick for both back sleepers and hot sleepers as well. At the same time, it is plush enough for the majority of side sleepers. However, if you sleep on your stomach, take a look at the firmer DreamCloud Luxury Hybrid mattress.

The Plank Firm is a very firm mattress (as the name implies) that is a great match for sleepers who need extra support, like stomach sleepers, back sleepers, and those weighing over 230 pounds. This flippable bed boasts two firmnesses in one: a more traditional firm side and an extra-firm one. The result is a super-sturdy, spine-aligning foam bed that'll satisfy shoppers let down by so-called "firm" mattresses.

The WinkBed is a versatile mattress that provides zoned support and cooling comfort for a fair price. This bed’s excellent responsiveness makes it a good fit for combination sleeper that want a bed that’s easy to move around on.

The Helix Midnight is Helix’s most popular model because of its medium-firmness, and it works well for back and side sleepers. The top layers of foam provide good pressure relief, but the coils offer a good amount of support. It won’t trap heat thanks to those coils, and you can even opt for a cooling cover.

The Titan Plus Luxe is a medium-firm hybrid intended for heavyweight sleepers. We found its responsiveness a good match for combination sleepers, though back and stomach sleepers should also fare well, thanks to a notably lifted feel. We weren’t terribly impressed with the bed’s edge support or pressure relief, and we’d steer most side sleepers to models with more contouring. Those who prefer a firm feel and want a mattress engineered to support more weight should fare well.



The WinkBeds EcoCloud is a hybrid mattress made with organic materials and zoned latex, offering a balanced, medium feel. It's extremely responsive and features excellent edge support. However, we found it a bit lacking in motion isolation and cooling.

The Saatva is an innerspring mattress that is both comfortable and supportive. This mattress comes in multiple firmness options to fit a variety of sleepers.

The Plank Firm Luxe is a flippable hybrid option for sleepers seeking a firmer feel. Couples should appreciate the bed’s top-notch motion isolation and supportive bounce for moving around on its surface. The mattress also offers impressive pressure relief despite its firmness, making it a strong choice for side sleepers who want a firmer bed that still delivers some contouring and cushioning.

The Avocado Green is a luxury, slightly-above-medium-firm mattress that caters to those looking for a mattress featuring organic and natural construction. Our testers found this hybrid bed easy to move around on and noted excellent edge support at the sides, which can be a positive for older adults needing extra stability when getting in and out of bed.

The Brooklyn Bedding is a value-packed bed offered in multiple firmnesses. It was a solid performer across all testing parameters with one exception: cooling. Its pressure relief and motion isolation were standouts, and our team found it cozy no matter which sleeping position we tried.

The DreamCloud Premier is a luxurious hybrid that gives you the feeling of sleeping in a nice hotel. Its combination of foam, coils, and cooling materials make it an ideal pick for both back sleepers and hot sleepers as well. At the same time, it is plush enough for the majority of side sleepers. However, if you sleep on your stomach, take a look at the firmer DreamCloud Luxury Hybrid mattress.

The Saatva is an innerspring mattress that is both comfortable and supportive. This mattress comes in multiple firmness options to fit a variety of sleepers.

The Brooklyn Bedding is a value-packed bed offered in multiple firmnesses. It was a solid performer across all testing parameters with one exception: cooling. Its pressure relief and motion isolation were standouts, and our team found it cozy no matter which sleeping position we tried.

Casper mattresses work well for all sleeping positions, thanks to its unique zoned support system and comfortable all-foam construction. This bed provides a supportive surface for combination sleepers, and a firmer feel for sleepers looking to feel on top of the mattress rather than sinking down into it.

The Silk & Snow Hybrid is an affordable, Canadian-made mattress that packs a lot into its deceptively simple construction. It earned high marks for motion isolation and cooling, making it a great choice for co-sleepers and those who run hot. While its edge support is a bit lacking, it offers plenty of pressure relief in its cushy construction. It’s also available in Plush, Medium-firm, and Firm options for your choosing.


The Helix Midnight is Helix’s most popular model because of its medium-firmness, and it works well for back and side sleepers. The top layers of foam provide good pressure relief, but the coils offer a good amount of support. It won’t trap heat thanks to those coils, and you can even opt for a cooling cover.


The Titan Plus Luxe is a medium-firm hybrid intended for heavyweight sleepers. We found its responsiveness a good match for combination sleepers, though back and stomach sleepers should also fare well, thanks to a notably lifted feel. We weren’t terribly impressed with the bed’s edge support or pressure relief, and we’d steer most side sleepers to models with more contouring. Those who prefer a firm feel and want a mattress engineered to support more weight should fare well.

The Plank Firm Luxe is a flippable hybrid option for sleepers seeking a firmer feel. Couples should appreciate the bed’s top-notch motion isolation and supportive bounce for moving around on its surface. The mattress also offers impressive pressure relief despite its firmness, making it a strong choice for side sleepers who want a firmer bed that still delivers some contouring and cushioning.

The WinkBed is a versatile mattress that provides zoned support and cooling comfort for a fair price. This bed’s excellent responsiveness makes it a good fit for combination sleeper that want a bed that’s easy to move around on.

The Saatva is an innerspring mattress that is both comfortable and supportive. This mattress comes in multiple firmness options to fit a variety of sleepers.

The Saatva Solaire is a 13-inch adjustable model with 50 firmness settings, including dual-firmness options for queen sizes and larger. While that’s ideal for couples with different firmness preferences, the Solaire came up short in our tests of responsiveness and motion isolation. This high-end mattress also stayed comfortably cool, but we can’t recommend it for combination sleepers or light sleepers who share the bed with restless sleepers.

The Bear Elite Hybrid is one of the brand's higher-end mattresses. It offers luxury features, like zoned support, a thick pillow top, and added height. We loved this bed's robust edge support, responsive feel, and pressure relief for back sleepers.

The Helix Midnight is Helix’s most popular model because of its medium-firmness, and it works well for back and side sleepers. The top layers of foam provide good pressure relief, but the coils offer a good amount of support. It won’t trap heat thanks to those coils, and you can even opt for a cooling cover.

The Titan Plus Luxe is a medium-firm hybrid intended for heavyweight sleepers. We found its responsiveness a good match for combination sleepers, though back and stomach sleepers should also fare well, thanks to a notably lifted feel. We weren’t terribly impressed with the bed’s edge support or pressure relief, and we’d steer most side sleepers to models with more contouring. Those who prefer a firm feel and want a mattress engineered to support more weight should fare well.

The Bear Elite Hybrid is one of the brand's higher-end mattresses. It offers luxury features, like zoned support, a thick pillow top, and added height. We loved this bed's robust edge support, responsive feel, and pressure relief for back sleepers.

The Silk & Snow Hybrid is an affordable, Canadian-made mattress that packs a lot into its deceptively simple construction. It earned high marks for motion isolation and cooling, making it a great choice for co-sleepers and those who run hot. While its edge support is a bit lacking, it offers plenty of pressure relief in its cushy construction. It’s also available in Plush, Medium-firm, and Firm options for your choosing.

The DreamCloud is a hybrid mattress that offers great support for back sleeping and a carefully balanced mix of motion isolation and bounce. It’s definitely on the firmer side, so side sleepers may crave more cushion, but we think it’s a solid choice for couples, heavyweight sleepers, and shoppers on a budget.

The Brooklyn Bedding is a value-packed bed offered in multiple firmnesses. It was a solid performer across all testing parameters with one exception: cooling. Its pressure relief and motion isolation were standouts, and our team found it cozy no matter which sleeping position we tried.

The Nectar Classic Hybrid is an affordable hybrid mattress that offers lots of pressure relief and supportive contouring. It works well for most side and back sleepers, because it helps cushion shoulders and hips. However, the Nectar hybrid mattress isn’t supportive enough for most stomach sleepers.


The Helix Midnight is Helix’s most popular model because of its medium-firmness, and it works well for back and side sleepers. The top layers of foam provide good pressure relief, but the coils offer a good amount of support. It won’t trap heat thanks to those coils, and you can even opt for a cooling cover.


The DreamCloud Premier is a luxurious hybrid that gives you the feeling of sleeping in a nice hotel. Its combination of foam, coils, and cooling materials make it an ideal pick for both back sleepers and hot sleepers as well. At the same time, it is plush enough for the majority of side sleepers. However, if you sleep on your stomach, take a look at the firmer DreamCloud Luxury Hybrid mattress.

The GravityLux is a luxury mattress that feels sturdier than most all-foam models. Although it won't offer the cloud-like cradling of classic memory foam beds, its steady support, strong edges, and springy surface make it a good bed for couples, back sleepers, and people who enjoy a firmer feel.

The Saatva is an innerspring mattress that is both comfortable and supportive. This mattress comes in multiple firmness options to fit a variety of sleepers.

The Bear Elite Hybrid is one of the brand's higher-end mattresses. It offers luxury features, like zoned support, a thick pillow top, and added height. We loved this bed's robust edge support, responsive feel, and pressure relief for back sleepers.


The Silk & Snow Hybrid is an affordable, Canadian-made mattress that packs a lot into its deceptively simple construction. It earned high marks for motion isolation and cooling, making it a great choice for co-sleepers and those who run hot. While its edge support is a bit lacking, it offers plenty of pressure relief in its cushy construction. It’s also available in Plush, Medium-firm, and Firm options for your choosing.

The Brooklyn Bedding is a value-packed bed offered in multiple firmnesses. It was a solid performer across all testing parameters with one exception: cooling. Its pressure relief and motion isolation were standouts, and our team found it cozy no matter which sleeping position we tried.

The Saatva is an innerspring mattress that is both comfortable and supportive. This mattress comes in multiple firmness options to fit a variety of sleepers.
Compare the Best Flippable Mattresses
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| Brooklyn Bedding Plank Firm Mattress | Helix Kids Mattress | Saatva Zenhaven Mattress | Layla Mattress | |
| Rating | 4.1 | 4.3 | 4.6 | 4.0 |
| Firmness | Firm: 8/10 | Multiple Firmness Options | Multiple Firmness Options: 6.5/10 | Multiple Firmness Options |
| Material | Foam | Hybrid | Latex | Foam |
| Cooling | — | — | — | — |
| Best For | Back Sleepers, Stomach Sleepers, Back Pain | Side Sleepers, Back Sleepers, Stomach Sleepers | Side Sleepers, Back Sleepers | Side Sleepers, Back Sleepers, Stomach Sleepers |
4 Best Flippable Mattresses, Tested by Experts
Best Firm Flippable Mattress – Plank Firm



The Plank Firm mattress is one of the most supportive mattresses on the market. It has a flippable design, with two firmness levels in one. On our firmness scale, the the softer side feels like a 8/10 and the firmer side feels like a 9/10. Both sides tend to work well for stomach sleepers, but most side sleepers won’t get enough pressure relief on this bed. Watch our video review to learn more.
Our Expert’s Take
The Plank Firm from Brooklyn Bedding is one of the firmest mattresses on the market. The Firm side clocks in at an 8/10 on the firmness scale, while the extra-firm side is a 9/10. That makes each side significantly firmer than the average mattress, something that appeals to stomach sleepers and back sleepers who like a firmer feel. This construction, combined with high-quality foams, suits heavy sleepers particularly well.
What We Love About the Plank Firm
- The Plank Firm is one of the firmest mattresses on the market, which means back and stomach sleepers should both find the support they need for the hips and spine.
- The firm, flat surface has minimal “give,” so the Plank Firm is quick to respond to movement.
- This minimal “give” also contributes to the Plank Firm’s stellar edge support. When our heavyweight tester rested along the bed’s perimeter, it only dipped 2.5″, leading us to give it a perfect score on this test.
- It’s also relatively inexpensive, especially considering that the flippable design means it’s like two mattresses in one.
What to Keep in Mind About the Plank Firm
- Because it’s so responsive, the Plank Firm doesn’t isolate motion well. That could be an issue for people who share their bed with a partner or pet. If this is a concern of yours, we would suggest the Layla mattress instead.
- We use a thermal camera to measure the heat retention of every mattress we test. The Plank Firm rose 4.5 degrees after we rested on it for a few minutes. This is pretty standard, especially when it comes to foam mattresses. If you want something a bit cooler, we suggest the Zenhaven.
Other User Reviews
The Plank Firm has close to 3,000 reviews and an overall rating of 4.8 stars. Reviewers say it’s both firm but comfortable, with excellent lumbar support.
Read our full Plank Firm mattress review to learn more. If you aren’t interested in the Plank Firm mattress, check out our list of the best firm mattresses for more great options!
Best Flippable Mattress for Kids – Helix Kids


With a flippable design, water-repellant cover, and antimicrobial coating, the Helix Kids mattress is one of the best beds for children. This bed has two firmness levels, and it works for a wide range of kids.
Our Expert’s Take
Mattress materials are especially important when it comes to the surface your child sleeps on. The Helix Kids mattress is a fantastic flippable, non-toxic option for children between 3 and 12. Flippable mattresses are great for children in particular because you can flip the mattress as your child grows. The firmer side (8/10 on the firmness scale), is designed for children between 3 and 7. The softer side (a medium-firm 6.5/10) is best for children between 8 and 12.
What We Love About the Helix Kids
- The Helix Kids mattress is designed to grow with children, thanks to a flippable design with softer and firmer feels. Kids between three and seven will sleep well on the firmer side, while those between eight and 12 should find the softer side comfortable and supportive.
- The mattress has a classic innerspring mattress feel, and it responds quickly when kids change positions in the night.
- The breathable cover is made with hypoallergenic and non-toxic materials. It’s also made with a water-repellent shield that protects against accidents.
What to Keep in Mind About the Helix Kids
- While kids don’t usually share mattresses, it’s still important to note that the Helix Kids mattress has springy coils that don’t isolate motion particularly well.
- The mattress costs more than some other kids’ mattresses on the market, which may put it out of reach for some shoppers.
- The mattress is designed for toddlers through pre-teens, but it lacks the support to accommodate most younger teens.
Other User Reviews
The Helix Kids mattress has 4.7 stars based on close to 500 reviews. The overwhelming majority are five stars, with customers saying their kids are sleeping well and looking forward to bedtime.
Read our full Helix Kids mattress review to learn more. If you aren’t interested in the Helix Kids mattress, check out our list of the best mattresses for kids for more great options!
Best Organic Flippable Mattress – Zenhaven








Zenhaven is a latex bed made with all-natural materials, so it’s no surprise it’s one of the best organic mattresses available. The Zenhaven also boasts a durable construction and an impressive lifetime warranty.
Our Expert’s Take
The Zenhaven is a unique flippable mattress in that it’s made of responsibly sourced Talalay latex. This eco-friendly option includes organic cotton in its cover and organic wool in its comfort layer. Sleepers can enjoy the Gentle Firm side (7.5/10 on the firmness scale), ideal for stomach sleepers or back sleepers wanting a firmer feel. They can also flip to the Luxury Plush side (6.5/10 on the firmness scale), great for side sleepers or back sleepers wanting a softer feel.
What We Love About the Zenhaven
- The Zenhaven is made with all-natural, organic materials with sustainable manufacturing processes, from the organic cotton cover to the flame-retardant wool to the Talalay latex.
- Latex is a durable bedding material, so the Zenhaven can be considered a long-term bedding investment with a lifespan of at least 10 years.
- Back and stomach sleepers will both find the support they need on opposite sides of the mattress.
What to Keep in Mind About the Zenhaven
- Latex is durable, but it’s also a responsive material with a noticeable bounce. That means it doesn’t isolate motion well, so it may not be a great option for couples.
- Neither side of the Zenhaven is well suited to side sleepers. The softer side, Luxury Plush, doesn’t deliver sufficient pressure relief.
- Quality materials and construction gives the Zenhaven a more expensive price tag than others on the market.
Other User Reviews
The Saatva Zenhaven mattress is highly rated, with 4.8 stars based on over 300 reviews. Reviewers praise the mattress for its quality materials and many have great things to say about the shopping experience and customer service.
Read our full Zenhaven mattress review to learn more. If you aren’t interested in the Zenhaven mattress, check out our list of the best organic mattresses for more great options!
Best Memory Foam Flippable Mattress – Layla



The Layla Original offers a unique proposition in a mattress with its dual firmness flippability. Both the soft side and firm side provide plenty of support and cradling for any sleep position. Learn more in our video review.
Our Expert’s Take
For some, there’s nothing like the soft, slow-moving feel of memory foam mattresses. The material hugs your body and cradles your joints, making these beds outstanding for joint pain and anyone wanting plush pressure relief. The Layla is the ideal flippable memory foam mattress. It has a Soft side (6/10 on the firmness scale), which is great for most side sleepers. The Firm side (8/10) should accommodate most stomach sleepers.
What We Love About the Layla
- The Layla mattress is soft and comfortable with excellent pressure relief, and its choice of firmness means it can accommodate the needs of side, back and stomach sleepers.
- Copper-gel memory foam in the Layla helps dissipate body heat, so it sleeps cooler than other memory foam mattresses.
- Since it’s made with memory foam, the Layla does a great job of isolating motion on both soft and firm sides.
What to Keep in Mind About the Layla
- The Layla has both a firm and a plush side, but it lacks the balanced feel that appeals to many sleepers. If you’re one of them, you may want to consider a medium-firm mattress.
- Since it’s made with memory foam, the Layla mattress lacks bounce and responsiveness. That means it may not be a great fit for combination sleepers.
Other User Reviews
There are well over 7,500 reviews for the Layla memory foam mattress, with an overall rating of around 4.5 stars. Customers say it has the right amount of firmness and many credit it for easing different aches and pains.
Read our full Layla mattress review to learn more. If you aren’t interested in the Layla mattress, check out our list of the best memory foam mattresses for more great options!
Types of Flippable Mattresses
Single Firmness
Some flippable mattresses have the same firmness level on each side. These beds are great for durability. You can flip the mattress throughout the year to even out the wear. Keep in mind that these mattresses are best for those certain of what firmness level is best for them.
Dual Firmness
If you’re unsure of what firmness is best for you, a flippable mattress with two firmnesses might be the way to go. This allows you to select your own comfort level. Additionally, a flippable mattress is great for guest rooms or vacation homes. Guests and visitors have varying sleeping preferences, and a flippable mattress allows them to choose the side that’s best for them.
Why We Love Flippable Mattresses
Extends Mattress Lifespan
Especially in the case of a flippable mattress with single firmness, you can prolong the amount of time you keep your mattress. Flipping a mattress at least twice a year can give each side a bit of a break, so you’re not wearing out a single side as quickly.
In many cases, flippable mattresses with multiple firmnesses can be long-lasting. If you own a guest room or vacation rental where each side is being used, then this can prolong the mattress lifespan.
Versatile
- Great for guest rooms or vacation homes: Any guests or visitors should love a flippable mattress with dual firmness since they can choose which side works best for them.
- Caters to different sleeping positions: Overtime, you might change sleeping positions. A mattress for a side sleeper may not work for a stomach sleeper, but a mattress with multiple firmnesses allows you to make the proper firmness adjustments.
- Accommodates body changes: This works well for growth changes in children or even body weight changes as an adult. Any weight changes can have an impact on how comfortable a mattress is, and a flippable bed with multiple firmnesses can help accommodate these changes.
Cost-effective
Because flippable mattresses are known for having more prolonged lifespans, this naturally extends the amount of time before you shell out $1,000+ on a new mattress.
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Potential Disadvantages of Flippable Mattresses
Heavier
This is especially true in the case of flippable mattresses with dual firmness. Each side requires a comfort layer, and this extra material can add weight to the bed. This makes some flippable mattresses difficult to transport. When it does come time to flip or move the mattress, we recommend getting a friend or family member to help.
Not As Many Options Available
Traditional mattresses are much more common than flippable mattresses. You should be able to find a suitable flippable model with increasing options on the market. However, there’s a much wider range of choices when it comes to single-sided beds.
Are All Mattresses Flippable?
No, not all mattresses are built to be flippable. Manufacturers or company websites have official information on whether or not a mattress can be flipped. Be careful with flipping a mattress without consulting a manufacturer first. It can end up ruining a mattress or voiding the mattress warranty.
Flipping Your Mattress
Should You Flip Your Mattress?
Most mattresses aren’t meant to be flipped, but there are a number of mattresses that can be flipped safely. If you’re not sure, check with the manufacturer. Otherwise, you may end up voiding the warranty or ruining the mattress.
Most mattresses can be rotated, though. This entails moving a mattress 180 degrees, or from head to foot, without flipping it. We recommend rotating your mattress if possible. This can help even out mattress wear, prolonging the lifespan of your bed.
RELATED: How Often Should You Rotate or Flip Your Mattress?
Flippable Mattress Materials
Mattresses come in a variety of constructions, and the best one for you is based on your individual needs and preferences. It’s important to consider your body weight and sleeping position first and foremost.
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Mattress Firmness
Firmness is dictated by a mattress’s materials and overall construction. In the mattress industry, mattresses are measured on a firmness scale. This scale goes from 1 (the softest) to 10 (the firmest). The firmness that’s best for you depends on your body type, sleeping position, and overall preferences.
Body Type
Body type is a crucial consideration when trying to determine the best mattress for your needs. A lightweight sleeper feels the layers of a mattress differently than a heavier sleeper. Lighter sleepers don’t sink through the comfort layers as much, so they do best on softer mattresses. Heavier sleepers require firmer, more supportive mattresses.
- Lightweight sleepers: under 130 lb
- Average-weight sleepers: 130 lb – 230 lb
- Heavyweight sleepers: over 230 lb
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Sleeping Position
Keep in mind that sleeping position must be considered in tandem with body type. A lightweight side sleeper and a heavyweight side sleeper are going to get different feels from the same mattress.
These Sleepers Need | What Mattresses Are Best? | |
Side sleepers | Pressure-relief for pain points at the shoulders and hips | Softer beds (such as those with memory foam or thick comfort layers) for contouring and plushness |
Back sleepers | A balanced feel that supports the lower body while cushioning the hips and lumbar region | Medium-firm mattresses provide the necessary blend of comfort and support. There are many medium-firm hybrid bed options on the market. |
Stomach sleepers | Support to keep the hips lifted and in proper alignment | Firm, supportive beds keep the body elevated. Innerspring and latex mattresses tend to have the proper firmness. |
Combination sleepers | A responsive (bouncy) bed for ease of movement | Innerspring and latex beds tend to be responsive. Several hybrid beds allow for ease of movement as well. |
Flippable Mattress Considerations
Cooling
If you find yourself waking up hot and stuffy, then you might want to consider a cooling mattress. Latex is a naturally cooling material, so latex mattresses are great cooling options. Most hybrid and innersprings are breathable as well, since the coils allow room for airflow. Memory foam mattresses, on the other hand, are known to trap heat. However, many companies include cooling technology in their foam to combat this. Keep an eye out for cooling gel-infused foams and Phase Change Material, which regulates the mattress temperature based on your body temperature.
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Durability
The two largest factors when it comes to the durability of a mattress are the quality of materials and edge support. Often, the better the materials, the more expensive the mattress. For the most part, this is a necessary trade-off if you’re searching for something that lasts. Edge support is typically an indicator of durability. This term refers to the sturdiness of the edges of the mattress, which allows sleepers to make full use of the sleeping surface.
Memory foam mattresses typically last five to eight years. Hybrid and innerspring beds last around 7-10 years. You can expect most latex beds to last at least 10 years.
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Motion Transfer
Motion transfer refers to how much a sleeper can feel the movement across a mattress. Good motion isolation prevents high motion transfer.
High motion transfer is bad news for couples, who might wake up to their partner tossing and turning at night. Memory foam layers or thicker comfort layers do an excellent job at trapping movement, so these mattresses are ones with great motion isolation.
Purchasing Your Flippable Mattress
Trial and Warranty
Ensure you read the fine print and understand the conditions of your mattress warranty and sleep trial. Warranties protect you, the customer, from having to pay for damaged or defective products upon delivery. Some mattresses include full or limited warranties, and every company’s conditions vary. Sleep trials are a set amount of time the customer has to test out the mattress. You’ll definitely want to make the most out of this trial, because it’s only eligible for a refund for so long.
We recommend you try to find a company offering at least a 10-year warranty and a 100-night sleep trial. The length of these often reflects a company’s confidence in their product.
When to Buy
The optimal time to buy a mattress is around major holidays. From our experience, Presidents Day, Memorial Day, Labor Day, Cyber 5, and Christmas are five of the best holidays for mattress sales.
Year-round, you can find exclusive deals on our Mattress Clarity coupons page.
Summary
Again, here are our top picks for the best flippable mattresses.
| Mattress | Superlative |
| Plank Firm | Best Firm Flippable Mattress |
| Helix Kids | Best Flippable Mattress for Kids |
| Zenhaven | Best Organic Flippable Mattress |
| Layla | Best Memory Foam Flippable Mattress |
FAQ
What kind of mattresses can you flip over?
Many innerspring mattresses are flippable, but some companies make other constructions (such as hybrid and memory foam mattresses) flippable. However, we recommend checking with a manufacturer to make sure a mattress is actually flippable, rather than assuming it is.
How do I know if my mattress can be flipped?
The manufacturer or company site can tell you if your mattress can be flipped. If you’re looking to extend the life of a non-flippable mattress, try rotating it instead.
How often should I flip my mattress?
If your flippable mattress has the same firmness on each side, consider flipping the mattress twice a year. Otherwise, rotate the mattress head-to-foot three to four times a year to prolong the mattress lifespan.

