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The gel and copper for anti-microbial was very appealing. The fact you showed us how this mattress feels for different height and size is really informative.
We have had the allswell supreme mattress for a couple years now. And we still LOVE it. We bought it from Sam's club , it's a king and was 750. It has been our favorite mattress we have bought. It's better and more comfortable the one we bought for about triple the price.
Like that it's 6.5-7 for back/side sleeper and has cooling graphite/copper gel. Lack of motion transfer and edge support is also good. Price point is not the best, but not the worst.
Why don’t any of these fancy mattress channels ever show the tag so we can see exactly what materials are in the mattress? I’m looking to avoid fiberglass and it’s like a secret. No one will tell me anything.
Came to the comments trying to figure out the same thing. I've seen reddit forums and tik toks saying that the 10" Allswell has 8% fiberglass but not sure about the Supreme in the video.
Was really interested in this as I have used the Allswell which for the price was great. I think with this mattress being a medium firmness it would be a decent match.
Take a look at our Best Soft Mattress list. Many of these can be used with an adjustable bed. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-A2kDqfu8FMo.html
I had high hopes for the Allswell Supreme because I thought the pillow top would be great for me as a strict sidesleeper. But the pressure mapping results weren't very appealing.
Yeah, I felt pretty good pressure relief but those results don't lie. Have you taken a look at our best mattresses for side sleepers? www.mattressclarity.com/guide/best-mattress-for-side-sleepers/
I am more of a memory foam kinda guy but this mattress seems interesting enough to try out. I tried the the original Allswell but it wasn’t for me. Still a great review.
Is 300+ pound side sleeper better on the this or the Luxe. The concern is plenty of pressure relief but not enough support, too much sinkage, rolling into the center with another lighter person in the bed, and it will not be easy to switch positions for a average side combo sleeper.
Medium or Firm is what we look for. I need something that has great pressure relief and is for heavier people as one of us are heavier. and that sleep on their sides and backs, but side mostly. I also sleep really close to the edge, so edge support is huge. It sounds great except the getting stuck in a mattress part, I don't want a mattress I could get stuck in due to mobility issues. I just wish there was somewhere that had all of the beds on display so I could check them out myself,
Hey Jennifer! If you mostly sleep on your side, a softer mattress will usually give you the pressure relief you need. I totally understand if you like medium or firm, but I would keep this in mind. Also, take a look at our best mattresses for heavy people video. This could help you narrow down your decision! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-gHpp_i_9zCI.html
I am ready to pull the trigger on a new mattress TODAY -- however, I just CAN NOT decide between the Saatva Luxury Firm or the Allswell Supreme...My husband is around 230 and is primary back sleeper. I am under 200 and sleep primarily on my side and sometimes on my back. We need something on the firmer side but also cushy soft-- my biggest concern is whichever mattress I choose will be good for me (the side sleeper) and not my husband (the back sleeper) or vice versa. My second biggest concern is longevity...we have gone through (2) boxstore brand mattresses in 6 yrs --- both have bowled and NOT lasted at all...so I need something that is going to last a long time! I've watched your reviews of both, and also many other reviews of both --- and I just can't decide which we should go with! Please help!
I love that it takes the shape of your body, perfect for my heavier body. I am a stomach sleeper so you’re right, i might need something a bit firmer Trying to win a free mattress 🤧🥵❤️
Looking for medium firm (not medium and not too hard) for 2 mainly side sleepers in the 160-180lb range (1 with a bad back, needs great support) we just got the Saatva soft (because of side sleep). It is not quite supportive or firm enough. Can spend up to $2000-2500, but would obviously prefer not to.dont want to feel stuck in the bed, and dont want a bed that gets hot. Other than that open to all types...(Not one that will sag in 2 years though) HELP! @mattressclarity
Yes totally- but I am so weirded out by the thought of feeling that gel grid- and having to use “stretchy” sheets...? What even is that? Do you know anyone who has one, I’ve red so many conflicting reviews. My other hesitation is that hubs likes the beds he sleeps on at Hiltons and I think they’re standard/ traditional mattresses...?
