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After about 4 years, mine is shot. Sagging, POS.

What have you guys found to be the best?

Looking at the Heavenly Bed by Westin they use in high end motels.

Any input on them, or others?

Thanks!

Tempur-Pedic.

Sleep Number.

That should about wrap it up. At the risk of being flippant, you're likely going to get about a 50-50 split between those two, with ardent backers of both, so good luck figuring it out.

Sounds like the presidential election.

Hope I don't get my head bashed in when I make a choice...

I dont know about the newer stuff and never slept on one, that I know of.

In '95, we bought the top-of-the-line Sealy and it's still going strong. Wife put a pad on top and she rotates the mattress about twice a year.

you killed a bed in 4 years? you da man

+1
And I've had both.

One or the other will satisfy most people.

I've had my Sleep Number almost 10 years. Still happy.

We have a sleep number. After 5 years, the air hasn't broken down or got saggy. If it does, we'll deflate it and order new air from Amazon.

Flotation system.

BTW, as to coil spring mattresses: never again.

He has a whole new level of respect from me.

Sleep #! Makes ya sleep like a baby.

After about 13 months on a new Tempur pedic, at 3500$, not sure I would do it again.

We had a Tempur-pedic for less than a year and sold it; just didn't agree with me.

We bought a Casper mattress over a year ago and have both been extremely pleased. My wife has back issues and is very picky about comfort, and I'm a side sleeper. We tried it with their 100-night free trial figuring we had nothing to lose...never even thought about sending it back. My youngest daughter now has one as well.

I found a $50 discount code so our King size Casper was $900 shipped and I didn't have to screw with salespeople at the store.

Rockinbar: We are 17 years into our second (latest) set of Beauty Rest brand box springs and mattress - we LOVE them!
And as of now they show NO sign of fatigue or disrepair.
I also HIGHLY recommend the "California King Size".
Aaaahhhh....
Best of luck to you with whichever brand you choose - not much is more important than quality sleep.
Hold into the wind
VarmintGuy

We liked our original mid-range Sleep Number so much we put it in the gust room and upgraded to a higher-end Sleep Number.

We've used conventional mattresses and one of those gel Intellibeds. None were anything near as good as the Sleep Number.

That what I trashed in 4 years.

Simmons Beauty Rest Pillowtop Classic.

Has sink holes in it.

I doubt I'll get another inner spring mattress.

Sockpuppet, that Casper looks interesting. It appears as if it's a Tempurpedic without the cost.

Thanks for the input guys!

I'm on about four years and about the same money, I don't mind it most nights but my gf hates it.

We've supposedly have one of the softer ones and it's still kinda hard especially in the winter when the up-stairs stays cooler due to having a fire on the main level.

Sleep Number. We bought the base model. They are all the same unless you are getting the reclining model. All the same. The only difference is the foam pad on it. We bought a firm 4" topper on Oveestock.com and have slep really well on this. Better than we have slept in a long, long time.

I have a Serta iComfort mattress, which like Temurpedic, is memory foam. But I found it to have a softer, more comfortable feel and less hot. And it cost about a quarter of the price on sale. Mine is a basic model but it works great. It retailed for around $1500 but I waited for a sale and got it for around $500, queen size.