Trying to decide between the 2" and 3". Is the 3" softer, or does it offer more support?
549052
I bought the 2" and like it, but wish I would have went a little thicker and got the 3" because I'm sure it offers more support.
1972198
There isn't a huge difference. If I was you I would go with the heavier hoola hoop though. I got the 3 lb one and now that I'm used to it I really wish I had gotten a heavier one.
1600176
2 yes, 3 would be tough though. It would be a very tight squeeze for 3 but 2 could be very comfy.
1187198
I have both the 3 blade and 2-blade fans. The 3 appears to move more air, but not so much that I notice the difference in room comfort.
1375061
Oh ya definetely heavy duty. If I remember I think my ball is 2.25 inches which is pretty heavy will support up to the 999 units and possibly the 1199 but I would probably go with a 3 inch ball if your wanting to upgrade someday or just add another ram then.
2010292
I would go with either the flex 3 or 2.. the flex one will be really stiff at your weight
987829
I had mine at least 2 weeks before I got used to it. I still think it could be a little softer, but it does support my shoulder well.
1935050
Because of the bar, I would go with either the 3" or 4". I bought the queen for our full size over the cab bed so I could trim if needed. We did not have to trim b/c we like the extra around the sides when using the queen size sheets. If prices is not a problem, go for 4" queen but I don't know how easy it will be to pack. Hope this helps.
1290902
I had this mattress for 2yrs & it worked great until I became pregnant. Then the mattress felt too soft & not enough support. My body changed permanently after birth so I had to buy the tempurpedic (the firmest model) which is much more comfortable & therefore worth the price. Guess it just depends on how much support you need.
1837376
This is a guess Terry, as you haven't provided much to go on, but you may find that one had harder, denser projections than the other. I'm sorry, but without access to the exact info in the web page you are viewing, I can't tell you which is which, though my guess would be that the cheaper one is the softer one. I hope that helps, such as it is. Unless you are an experienced rumble roller user, personally I would opt for the soft option.
1781757
I would also go with the former model. This one has less thicknesses. It is sturdier because of what it is made of, but it doesn't do everything I would want it to.
1756715
I would recommend getting the larger size (fits 32 - 65"). It is a bit more expensive but the materials definitely feel sturdier and you have more adjustment options. Plus you aren't nearing the edge of the size capacity as you would be for this particular model.
719577
Hi, I would say it depends on how bad is your bed that you need to put this topper on it...mine bed was a pillow top bed, 2 yrs old that we hated sinking into...my husband had a depression from his body---the 2" layer helped very little to elevate our discomfort...I think the 3" would have been better for us...but instead I complained to Sleepy's and they took the mattress back and we got a nice normal mattress...no pillow top...just firm and perfect...I am not using the 2" topper I bought, I think I will cut it up and make dog beds out of it...good luck...
185688
It adds extra padding, now that i have had mine a while i would say it has settled in at about 2 inches of added padding. I am not sure what you mean by support, it is much softer than any mattress I have ever owned so to me it helps to add a bit of cushion. It made my very firm memory foam mattress much more tolerable for me.
634095
I have not compared the 3 vs single layer. But i believe the advantage with the 3 is. You will be able to get more adjustment. It will inflate higher, giving you more traction.
1731194
It came with both, so you can use either one. We use 2" with ours & have had no problems.
1859151
It's going to depend on your definition of too firm. I don't think it's especially firm, but it's not soft and squishy either. I got the thicker version, but you might want to go with the thin version.