Will this topper make a memory foam mattress feel springy (as opposed to that slowly sinking feeling)? Thanks for answering!
901286
It is very springy like old fashioned foam rubber. I bought it because of the heat from memory foam. I love it!
943416
It's a much different feel than memory foam. I have purchased two on Amazon, not from this particular vendor. Both of them came with covers. I absolutely love sleeping on it. Difficult to say whether the feel is softer or firmer than memory foam. Don't worry about it being too firm, not the case at all. We bought king size for our bed and it is heavy. Initially getting it unpackaged and set up is easier with two people. The second one we purchased was for my 80 year old mother, she says it feels like heaven.
530115
It depends upon the air pressure. The mattress can feel quite firm when fully inflated. Need a little less firm mattress...let out some air. We use it fully inflated for the best back support.
665688
for us...it just added a little more comfort. We were trying to soften our mattress. We ended up buying a memory foam mattress instead.
1950498
Yes, ours did too, and I could feel a spring on my hip. Don't get me wrong, this is not the perfect solution, only a seriously expensive mattress will do that! lol We have had our topper now for about 2 months or so and it is so much better! no more pain in my hip, very comfortable. But be sure to get the quality topper. Do not go for the cheaper eggshell version. Believe me it is worth it!
1615135
No, you might want to look for something softer - this one makes your bed incredibly comfortable, but is too thin to fully change the characteristics of your mattress.
1948560
We have had the bed for a month or 2 now. I haven't noticed any difference in the softness yet. We keep our house about 73 degrees. I would describe the bed as a soft yet supported feel. I have felt softer memory foam mattresses but I didn't really like sinking in that deep. So I guess it's just a matter of preference. Hope that helps.
110596
the general consensus is soft. that said, the overall feel greatly depends on what's underneath the topper as well.
1448781
I had a new pillow top (14 months old) and it sagged but it did not sag enough for it to be replaced. I tried to put one of these on top of it and I could still feel the sagging parts. I ended up getting a new, firm mattress without the pillow top and I am putting the topper on that. Suckfest, I know.
109721
There seems to be a top layer of latex, resting on a bottom layer of memory foam. I have only slept on it a few times, and I have a nice memory foam topper on top of it for now because I'm pregnant and sleep on my side and there's nowhere else to store the topper. However, before I put the topper on it I tried it out while awake. The feel is firm, but not hard. You don't sink in like you would with a memory foam mattress. However, you also don't get the feeling of something pushing back into you and digging in, like you might with an inner coil mattress. Some dense foam mattresses have felt "hard" to me. This one just feels firm and supportive-- not plush. It is almost like what you would expect an air mattress to be if the air mattress were impossibly perfectly super-full and taut-- but it has a little more give or "sink" than that. Also, I am told that in several weeks it will soften just a bit, then stay that way, and it will feel less firm than synthetic latex (it is natural latex). As a final note, I have noticed that people really vary in their perception of what is "firm" versus "soft." I would call this definitely firm, but far from extreme.
908537
It's quite thin and meant as more of a mattress protector than a "topper." It will not add any softness to the feel of a mattress. I think you need to shop for a topper made of a few inches if latex, memory foam, or other soft material.
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Hi Dan. it depends how thick your memory foam mattress is. if it is normal thick it should not be a problem. I have these thin Ikea mattresses (5 inch thick) and you can feel the slats under you... I need to put a set of special Ikea slats under my mattress so that it will be comfortable or double up on the thin mattress, then it is no problem. Hope this helps.
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no, its very firm, we don't have a box spring, just the mattress, and it feels great. Its still firm and yet soft, at the same time even after two little girls using it as a trampoline when they think we're not watching.
113143
I suppose anything is possible. My base was med/firm before adding my topper. It helped but not enough. As a side sleeper I'm now convinced anything on your mattress that is "firm" shouldn't be.
1867618
I don't feel like it does. My mattress is memory foam, and the pad works perfectly well with it.
846068
It's on the softer side, you definitely sink into it. It adds a very small amount of support. I bought it to "soften" a very firm mattress and it does exactly that. It is also not "cool" as advertised, it is cooler than memory foam but still holds a lot of heat. Hope this helps!
700378
If you are comfortable on a slightly more than medium firmness inner spring, than my guess is the memory form should be fine. Go try a med firm memory foam at a mattress store, it's a free way to see it you would even like foam mattresses. We like ours...