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Innerspring is a traditional style of mattress construction that’s been around since the early 1900’s and is generally more price sensitive. Steel coils (the springs) are connected to one another and provide the basis of mattress support. They have always offered a stable feel, but with recent improvements and technological advancements, innerspring systems are now better at providing proper support and body alignment. Due to all the connected springs, innersprings systems are more prone to motion transfer.

Pocket Coils are individually wrapped coils that contour to your body’s shape and weight. The wrapped coils each work independently of one another and are designed to provide conforming back support, pressure relief, and minimal motion transfer. A wrapped coil support system provides a lighter, more buoyant feel, and at the same time offers dual purpose support by both absorbing weight and pushing back so that it conforms more easily and provides full body pressure relief.

Memory foam material dates back to 1966 when it was developed by NASA to absorb shock in airplane seats. Since then, “slow spring back foam” (as it was initially referred to) has been used in NFL helmets, hospital beds, shoes, prosthetics and more. Memory foam has evolved in recent years, and technologically advanced foams are common materials in mattress construction. It functions as a great mattress material for many reasons. It evenly distributes weight and pressure over an area, giving many sleepers pressure point relief. The foam contours to each individual’s body shape, allowing for a high level of mattress personalization. Memory foam is also resistant to movement. If your bed partner gets up frequently or tosses and turns at night, the activity doesn’t ripple throughout the entire mattress. Now, advanced memory foam technology (specifically gel infused) helps keep you cooler while you sleep.

Hybrid mattresses combine the benefits of coils and the benefits of memory foam. You get the best of both worlds! The coils are generally on the bottom to provide support, airflow, and a lighter feel. While the memory foam is generally towards the top of the mattress providing pressure relieving support and minimal motion transfer. Hybrid mattresses are generally the perfect choice for those who want the benefits of memory foam but also want more of the “feel” of a coiled mattress.

Gel grid mattresses dissipate heat and relieve pressure, helping you fall asleep faster and sleep deeper. It instantly adapts as you move, reconfiguring itself to support any position your body takes. There’s no lag time or interruption of that blissful floating feel, so you can roll, shift, or sleep-shimmy to your heart’s desire.