Loom & Leaf vs Leesa Sapira Hybrid: Which Should You Get?

Loom & Leaf is the second brand to come out from the Saatva company, and Leesa Sapira Hybrid is the second brand to come out from Leesa. Both have been very popular ever since their launch and aim to be true luxury mattresses. Given that they are both in the luxury category, people want to know how they compare to one another. I’ll highlight the main similarities and differences in this Loom & Leaf vs Leesa Sapira Hybrid article to help people make a better decision. Editor’s Note: The Leesa Hybrid’s name has changed to the Leesa Sapira Hybrid. The design and construction have not changed. 

Loom & Leaf vs. Leesa Hybrid

Product

Firmness

Score

Product

Loom & Leaf Mattress

Firmness

Multiple firmness options

Score

4.6 / 5

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Product

Leesa Sapira Hybrid Mattress

Firmness

Medium-firm: 6.5/10

Score

4.1 / 5

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Loom & Leaf vs Leesa Sapira Hybrid: Top Similarities

• Both have a similar business model and are considered luxury mattresses
• Both are brands from well respected companies
• Both have great sleep trials, return policies, and customer service

Loom & Leaf vs Leesa Sapira Hybrid: Key Differences

• Leesa Sapira Hybrid uses springs as its support layer, while L&L uses a polyfoam that is pretty standard for all-foam mattresses
• Leesa Sapira Hybrid uses latex-like polyfoam on the very top of the mattress, while L&L uses memory foam
• Leesa Sapira Hybrid will be a bit firmer than the Loom & Leaf for most sleepers
• Loom & Leaf is $1,099 for a Queen (you pay shipping), while Leesa Sapira Hybrid is currently $1,325 (with a $150 coupon)
• Loom & Leaf is 12 inches thick, while Sapira is 11 inches thick

Construction Differences

The comfort layer differences make the mattresses have different feels.  The Leesa Sapira Hybrid uses 1.5 inches of high-density performance foam over 1.5 inches of memory foam.  The performance foam is latex-like and highly durable. The result is you get good pressure relief and body contouring. The mattress is immediately responsive, meaning the foam snaps back to place immediately.  Overall, you get a more “on” the mattress feel with the Leesa Sapira Hybrid. The Loom & Leaf uses only memory foam in its comfort layer, which means people will slowly sink into the mattress and the foam is slow-moving. This is a much different feel from what you get with the Leesa Sapira Hybrid. Another big difference is that the Loom & Leaf uses foam in its support layer, while Leesa Hybrid uses springs. When taking all the materials together, I would make an educated guess that the Leesa Sapira Hybrid would be more durable than the L&L. I think both mattresses do a good job of sleeping cool. Best Mattresses

Firmness and Feel Differences

The videos below show off the feel of the two mattresses. People can see how bouncy the Leesa Sapira Hybrid is compared to the Loom & Leaf. I think that the Leesa Sapira Hybrid is firmer than the Loom & Leaf as well, and most sleepers will agree with that statement.  

You Might Want to Pick Leesa Sapira Hybrid If:

• You Sleep Close to the Edge of the Bed– Leesa Sapira Hybrid has maybe the best edge support of any mattress I’ve tried, as people can sleep on the very edge of the bed and not feel like they are going to fall off.
• You Sleep on Your Back and/or Stomach– This mattress has tremendous support and is a bit firmer than the L&L, which makes it more appropriate for most back or stomach sleepers.
• You Want a More Responsive Mattress– The performance foam used on the top of the mattress makes the mattress immediately responsive.  You get a more “on” the mattress feel than you do with the Loom & Leaf.

You Might Want to Pick Loom & Leaf If:

• You Like the Memory Foam Feel– If you like the feel of slowly sinking into the mattress while it contours to your body, the L&L will definitely be the way to go.
• You Sleep on Your Side– The Loom & Leaf has great pressure relief and it is a bit softer than the Leesa Sapira Hybrid.  It also has a thicker comfort layer, so with all that considered, I think it may be a better option for side sleepers.

Which Should You Pick?

These are two of the best mattresses I’ve reviewed and a lot of people are really going to like them.  These mattresses are also very different, so you should figure out exactly what type of feel you are looking for and make a decision from there.