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What Is A Hybrid Mattress?

A hybrid mattress is a multi-layer bed that combines memory foam, latex, or gel along with an innerspring system. Sleepers can experience both the pressure relief of the foam layers and the sturdy feel of a classic spring mattress.

Hybrid mattresses have brought back the benefits of coils while negating the drawbacks of an innerspring mattress. 

To enjoy body-contouring, plush memory foam, you don’t have to give up on the bounce of coils. Hybrid mattresses combine the responsive support of a coil mattress, with the soft conforming feel of memory foam. 

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Why purchase a Hybrid Mattress?

If you are shopping for a hybrid mattress, check for a coil layer in the support structure, topped with at least two inches of memory foam or latex in the comfort layer. Mattress manufacturers use the term “hybrid” for any bed with a mix of different materials, but a true hybrid must have a coil base with at least 2 inches of foam on top.

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Components of a Hybrid Mattress:

Hybrids contain several layers, making them a heavier bed compared to others such as innerspring, or memory foam.

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Comfort Layer

Hybrid mattresses have a comfort layer with at least 2 inches of latex or memory foam for a cushioning effect. The plush comfort layer conforms to your body providing contouring support and pressure relief.

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Transition Layer

Some hybrid beds may have a transition layer made of firm poly-foam to reduce pressure on the support structure and enhance mattress durability.

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Core Support Structure

Hybrids must have a coil system as their base support structure. Some of the more popular hybrid mattresses today feature pocket coils that are individually wrapped in fabric or encased in foam, reducing motion transfer.

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Base Layer

A layer of high-density poly-foam beneath the pocketed coils enhance support and provide shock absorption.

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Who Can Sleep on a Hybrid?

Hybrid mattresses are versatile, catering to a variety of sleepers. Since the firmness for most hybrid mattresses ranges from medium-soft to medium-firm, here are our recommendations depending on your sleep style, body type, and personal needs.

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Side Sleepers

For side sleepers, a softer hybrid mattress may be a perfect fit. The thick comfort layers contour to your body providing adequate support, especially in the hip and shoulder regions.

Back Sleepers

In back sleepers, a medium hybrid’s foam layer conforms to the spine’s natural curvature, enhancing lumbar support. The coil layer at the base provides give to the mattress, promoting spinal alignment.

Stomach Sleepers

A medium-firm hybrid suits stomach sleepers because the firm comfort layer backed with coil support prevents sinkage and spinal misalignment.

Combination Sleepers

Combination sleepers may benefit from a medium hybrid because the pocket coil layer provides resilience making it easier to change positions during sleep.

Hot Sleepers

Hybrids are beneficial for hot sleepers because coils promote airflow, improving mattress breathability by making it cooler.

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Lightweight Sleepers (weigh less than 130 pounds)

Lightweight sleepers who prefer some bounce in their bed may like a medium-soft hybrid. The option of a soft memory foam layer on top gives them the body-conforming feel, while the coil layers add a bounce.

Average Sleepers (weighing between 130 to 230 pounds)

Hybrids are perfect for average sleepers because the coil layer and the medium-firm comfort layers provide a perfect balance of cushion and support for their average size.

Plus Size Sleepers (weighing above 230 pounds)

A medium-firm hybrid will be a good fit for plus size sleepers. A firmer foam layer and extra support from the coil layer prevents them from feeling a “sink” into the mattress, as they enjoy the body-conforming feel of a medium-firm comfort layer.

Couples

Pocketed coil layers in hybrids reduce motion transfer, making them a good option for couples.