In one of the reviews it says that through the night you sink down about 7 inches. Have others found that to be true?
613798
On my Signature Sleep mattress, you would need to be about 300 lbs. to approach HALF that experience. I'm 170 and I find the mattress quite firm, but amazingly comfortable at the same time. You see the "tilt" in the reviews there. That purchase is easy!
613799
That has not been our experience at all. the mattress has kept its form nicely so far these 3 months. It gives a bit to conform to you, but it hasn't sunk at all for us. I'm a semi-normal 190 lb male and it holds me fine. If I were double that size, I suppose it might sink a bit.....
613800
I weigh 275lbs. I would describe it as a soft brick. You sink into it very little. This mattress is ultra firm. My wife hates it but I can sleep on it . And after a year of use I am starting to agree with my wife. It almost seems firmer than a year ago, but may just be me. I paid $400 for this but it may be time for another or a mattress topper. If you like firm, give this a try.
613801
I don't come even close to sinking down 7 inches. I suppose if you are overweight that is possible... In my experience my legs and arms sink an inch or two. My torso probably sinks 3 inches.
2006573
You will not sink into the mattress. It is fairly firm but soft enough to curve with your body.
804874
I was not impressed with the foam density of this cushion. I'm 210lbs and I just sank down to the hard board. Used it for a while but always with another cushion. Much happier with the Hermell Products Hip Cushion, 6-Inch. Good dense foam that does not allow me to sink but is also giving enough to be comfortable while seated for long periods. It does keep you raised which is great if you have longer legs.
1381392
How can I answer that? I don't know what his problem is. It will help provide extra softness, but he will only sink down for the 3 inches. These things help people stop moving by sinking further into the mattress. He will not sink that much further. And it will not provide significant support. But I do like mine. It does provide some decrease in movement, some increase in heat, and a different, softer feel of the mattress.
1145040
It's soft-- too soft. When you lay your head on it, you sink all the way down.
1094894
No my head does not fall into a sink hole when I place it on my pillow. I purchased this pillow because my neck and shoulders were hurting in the morning. My bamboo pillow helps me sleep more soundly . I now own 2
373384
Regrettably I am over 130 lbs. -- more like 170 -- and my weight as such did not make the mattress a "bad sleep." One can wake in the middle of the night and realize one is in a bit of a hole, but after rolling up out of it, the hole disappears immediately.
1167358
Yes, you will sink to the floor. These are designed to be toppers that go on top of your mattress and not on the floor. If you want to place it on the floor you should also purchase a 3 to 4 inch layer of base conventional polyurethane foam to put underneath it.
959756
Probably not. I slept on it alone for a week before a move, and I sank through to the floor at all my heaviest points. For reference, I'm 6', 190lb.
2248
You lay on it and it doesn't sink in, it conforms to your shape. I am just over 200 lbs and I find it just right on top of my mattress. I also have a lightweight quilted topper from one of those "mart" stores on it. I'm happy with this product. I also have relief from arthritis.
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.
483474
7 ..its soft on top 2 inch ..u sink in and at the sametime you dont sink in too deep either.
2194655
Very true but as long as you stay in exact position once you lay on it, amazingly, in about 5 min. it settles down. Now I hardly notice it. I just noticed mine says Spoonk Space.com. I don't think they are same company.
709254
I bought this for my 12-year-old daughter that weighs 80 pounds. Are her first usage it continued to sink frequently instead of staying afloat. This caused the nose of the board to hit the bottom and damage it on the first time. In the meantime we are looking for another
987687
Pillows slip and slide and they sink with the weight of your leg or legs. With this your legs stay at the elevated angle you need with very minimal sinking. I have used both and I prefer this and so did my husband after his knee surgery.
1488757
It is only about 30 inches off the ground, so you just sit on it. It would be like the height of a still or something. Not much sinking, it is pretty taunt.
1984271
I got used to it somehow, but still occasionally slip down. Also weekdays its great, on weekends, I have to actually get rid of it completely if I want to sleep more than usual 7 hrs. So still not used to it for more than 7 hrs!