Naturally cool.
Effortlessly fresh.

The combination of comfort and cooling is what stood out to me. My previous mattress used to feel warm after a few hours. Ultima feels much more breathable and comfortable through the night. It also has a very premium finish.

I wanted something firm enough for everyday use without feeling like I was sleeping on a hard board. Resto has that balance right. The support feels consistent across the mattress and I wake up feeling much less stiff than I used to.

Bought this specifically because I wanted a hybrid mattress rather than another solid foam mattress. The spring support gives it a noticeably more responsive feel. It is comfortable for side sleeping and feels quite supportive when I switch to my back.

If you like a plush mattress, this is worth trying. The cushioning is the first thing you notice, but it still feels well engineered underneath. It has that luxury hotel bed feeling I was looking for.

I prefer a firm mattress and Resto was exactly what I was looking for. It has some cushioning on top but you still feel properly supported underneath. Good choice if you mostly sleep on your back.

Very different from the memory foam mattress I had before. Sova feels more responsive and easier to move around on. I specifically wanted something with stronger support and this has delivered so far.

The finish and overall feel of Riva are excellent. It feels soft when you first lie down but doesn't completely swallow you. I move between my side and back during the night and find it comfortable in both positions.

This is probably the most comfortable mattress I've slept on. The Cloud Foam gives it a very cushioned feel while the underlying support keeps you from sinking too much. Particularly good for side sleeping.

I chose Riva because I wanted maximum comfort rather than a very firm mattress. The difference is immediately noticeable. The mattress feels deep and cushioned, and the airflow is surprisingly good considering how plush it feels.

I was looking for something comfortable for both back and side sleeping and Ultima has worked really well. The surface feels premium and the mattress gives good pressure relief without that excessive sinking feeling

The first thing I noticed was the firmness and stability. After sleeping on softer mattresses for years, this took a couple of nights to get used to, but now I really like the supported feeling. It also doesn't have that heavy sinking sensation.

The biggest difference I noticed was the support. My previous mattress had started developing a dip in the centre. Resto feels much more solid and supportive, without being uncomfortably hard.

The cooling was one of the main reasons I chose Ultima. I tend to sleep warm, especially during summer, and the mattress feels noticeably less stuffy than my old one. The cushioning is also extremely comfortable without feeling too soft.

Luma has a very comfortable balance between cushioning and responsiveness. I don't feel like I'm sinking into it, and changing sleeping positions is quite easy. The airflow also feels better than my previous all-foam mattress.

The pocket spring feel is what sold me. It has that slight bounce you get in a good hotel mattress, but without feeling unstable. My partner also moves around quite a bit at night and I don't notice every movement anymore.

I am on the heavier side, so most mattresses either felt too soft or lost their support quite quickly. Sova feels substantially more supportive. The latex-based construction also gives it a nice responsive feel instead of making you feel stuck in the mattress.