Is the density high enough where you slowly sink into the bed or low density where you sink right in?
1570358
There is no sinking in bed is hard and doesn't soften much at all. I had to add a foam topper to soften.
1570359
This is definitely high density. I think it's more of a slow sinking. If you sit on the edge of the bed, it will sink down fairly quickly, but because you're putting all your weight in one spot. Depending on your height & the height of what you're putting the mattress on, it can make getting into bed a bit gymnastic! It feels like a very firm mattress, but with the cushioning you can only get from foam. We love it!
1570360
The density is high enough that you barely sink in. This mattress is very firm I personally love it.
1570361
It's high enough where you slowly sink into the bed. The bed takes a few weeks to break in ( regarding comfort) however, it's well worth it
1570362
I am 220 lbs. and it is right density for me to slowly sink in. I am a sideway sleeper and very happy with this bed.
1570363
Slow sink, but not a ton. It's one of the firmer foams I've slept on/tried, but very happy with it have had it for 3-4 months now. Definitely not a quick sink-in.
1570364
It is high density. You do not sink in. we sold our because it was to firm.
1861299
Not at all. This is the best mattress ever. It's pretty high so I have to buy my Comforter for it in King size but it's the best mattress ever and I have never purchased a mattress online before. I've had it since September and it has yet to sink
1468005
i don't have anything to measure that exactly but if seems like it about medium-firm in density for both layers. but the top memory foam layer seems like it might be softer than the base layer. when on my side with my elbow straight down pointing into the mattress the ILD seems is minimal compared to any spring mattress or couch cushion.
203589
I don't recall the density but I bought it for my little boy and he wanted a really soft bed and this one is exactly that. If you are looking for firm, this is not the one for you. My son loves it though.
1378762
If you mean to sit on. It's middle of the road. Soft enough to be comfortable yet firm enough to not sink in. It's nice!
1167356
I tried it out on the floor when the topper first arrived and I felt like it did not sink down drastically, but I did not take note of how close I was to the floor. However, it was very firm out of the box and has since been worn in, so perhaps it would sink down even further now. It is only 2 inches thick so it probably gets pretty close to the floor.
1721881
The density is firm, with memory foam 8" thick. We purchased this for our granddaugher (5 yrs) and it is a wonderful bed.
463044
I would say around a 6. After sleeping on it for about a month, my side is gone to almost a 7? I am a 300 lb man. You don't just sink into it. After laying you can feel your body slowly lower a little. Not like some couches where you need help to get out of the sink hole. I hope this answers your question? Feel free to ask anything else. John C.
1191209
Yes, you sink down when you sit on the side of the bed, but no, it's not like a sofa or chair. Not sure I can explain it, and it also depends no a person's weight. This is firm memory foam, so, when you lay on it, it supports a person's weight evenly, as firm as a mattress, but it's not a good bed to sit on the corner of, because a full body weight over a relatively small area does compress the mattress. Even sitting on the side, it compresses some. That's what memory foam does, but it doesn't really affect how the mattress feels when you lay on it.
432926
Yes, you sink slightly. I tend to like softer beds, so this worked well for me. You do leave a slight indentation too, but this goes away quickly after you move around.
887758
If you're on a tight budget or if you dislike the initial stiff feel of medium and high-density memory foam mattresses, then a low-density memory foam mattress may be the right choice. I love my memory foam mattresses. Low is just as good as medium or high. Hope this helps you.
1914595
The one i have has a top layer that is quite soft or you might say does sink down and then after an inch and a half or so gets firm. It is like a plush top type conventional mattress but when it gets firm it is a comfortable type support not like really hard. You might want to try to find one in a store to preview to see how they work. I have mine on a platform bed with no box spring and a box spring is really unnecessary with my configuration, Hope this helps.
1836549
I would say medium. If you haven't had a foam mattress before it takes some getting used to when you sit on the edge as it sinks in and feels soft but when you lay on it the weight is distributed and doesn't feel as soft.
432929
You do not sink in. It is not extra firm but very comfortable. I liked it from thr first night that I slept on it. Very good value. My son paid $4000 for his memory foam mattress. I think mine is more comfortable.
868473
The overall weight is between 90 to 100lbs. The density to me is between hard and soft more towards the soft side. If you weight 300 or more lbs your going to sink more on the bed. I weight 170 lbs but I have a friend the weight close to 300 lbs that's how I know the difference. If you want more support around the edge when you sit in this bed then this is not the bed for you. But I tell you this bed is soft and I like a lot. The problem I have is that you lay down on this bed and your not going to finish watching a movie you have to sit up if you want to finish watching the movie. To overcome the edge problem you have to sit more towards the middle of the bed if your weight is more than 200 lbs. The overall weight is between 90 to 100lbs. The density to me is between hard and soft more towards the soft side. If you weight 300 or more lbs your going to sink more on the bed. I weight 170 lbs but I have a friend the weight close to 300 lbs that's how I know the difference. If you want more support around the edge when you sit in this bed then this is not the bed for you. But I tell you this bed is soft and I like a lot. The problem I have is that you lay down on this bed and your not going to finish watching a movie you have to sit up if you want to finish watching the movie. To... » Read More The overall weight is between 90 to 100lbs. The density to me is between hard and soft more towards the soft side. If you weight 300 or more lbs your going to sink more on the bed. I weight 170 lbs but I have a friend the weight close to 300 lbs that's how I know the difference. If you want more support around the edge when you sit in this bed then this is not the bed for you. But I tell you this bed is soft and I like a lot. The problem I have is that you lay down on this bed and your not going to finish watching a movie you have to sit up if you want to finish watching the movie. To overcome the edge problem you have to sit more towards the middle of the bed if your weight is more than 200 lbs. « Show Less
698360
From my experience I would buy the highest density you can find. I bought 4" depth with 5pound density.....you won't sink but you will love it.
109062
I'm not sure. I use mine just about every night, and I haven't had any issues with it losing density.