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I just ordered one of these, does anyone have one or something similar? Here is a $75 link if you decide to buy one. I was shopping the leesa and the casper but from what I read the leesa looks better. First time I have purchased a mattress online vs a mattress store.
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Haven't heard of that brand, but my daughter's mattress came in a box (Sears, can't recall the brand). It is still very new, and usage is very low, but it is so damn comfortable.Originally posted by BradMOriginally posted by Leah -
Yeah, don't know that brand either but that does not mean anything. I'm in the boat that all mattresses will be replaced in 5-10 years and generally will be about the same comfort wise. I quit spending 1000+ on them and just buy the foams ones off amazon now for 500-600 for a king.....come in a box, easy.
I'm also of the opinion you don't really know how a mattress is doing until about 2-3 years into it. If it breaks down before then it really sucks - but if it is still in great shape and comfortable you're doing alright.Originally posted by MR EDDComment
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I bought an mlily and have been happy with it for 2 years now.
Came rolled up, vacuum sealed and in a box.Comment
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We are on our second Costco foam mattress.. Other than being a little warm for me at times, we really like it.Comment
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How much?Originally posted by Chili View PostInterested in being a VIP member and donating to the site? Click here http://dfwmustangs.net/forums/payments.phpComment
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You and Leah keep saying that, but I've not seen one at Costco or on their website for that cheap, and I check every time I'm there.Originally posted by Chili View PostOriginally posted by BradMOriginally posted by LeahComment
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Don't know what to tell you.. Maybe we were lucky and got them on sale.Originally posted by bcoop View Post
I think we helped Don, or someone from the board (who didn't have a Costco membership) get one a few years ago too.
Edit: Here's one for $750: http://www.costco.com/Novaform-14%22...100153877.html
Here's a 10" for $600: http://www.costco.com/Sleep-Science-....11472925.htmlLast edited by Chili; 09-01-2015, 10:27 AM.Comment
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I haven't seen one yet there for under $1200. Strange.Originally posted by Chili View PostOriginally posted by BradMOriginally posted by LeahComment
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Check my edit.. These aren't the top of the line, mind you..Originally posted by bcoop View PostComment
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Tempurpedic FTW- expensive yes, worth it yes
Get the pillows too and be done with it.
8yrs and still no break down whatsoever. Prior to this one we tried many different types and I would always awake with sore back (bad back). Not once have I had an issue with this one.Comment
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Leesa was $910 shipped for a king, i'll post up after I get some sleep on it.Interested in being a VIP member and donating to the site? Click here http://dfwmustangs.net/forums/payments.phpComment
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We just bought a new Tempurpedic TemperCloud Luxe Breeze last month. It was the fanciest one they had at the Mattress Firm we went to. It came in a box, by the way. Don't they all?
I'm not sure if I like it yet. It's very firm. I'll need more time to decide how much I like it. The last one we had was a Restonic foam mattress, and was extremely soft. It felt like sleeping in it instead of on it, which made it really warm. We had it about 8 years and it definitely had the valleys where we slept.
We went balls out on this new one, so if it doesn't rock my world and last 10 years, I'm just going cheap next time.Comment
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Walk around on a Tempurpedic - they will soften a bit over time. I thought the same thing but absolutely love it after 3-4 months.Comment
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