@@michaelwyz2306 hum, thats been an on-off thing for a long time, it was left i just need to let them know when i would like to review the 500 one. ive given mattresses a rest for now, maybe nexct year. 😯
Chapters 0:00 intro 3:54 how the dreamcloud feels 3:58 firmness 6:23 who does the dreamcloud mattress suit? 8:54 bounce 9:42 edge support 10:08 point elasticity 11:28 motion transfer 12:31 Dreamcloud cover 15:17 the layers of the mattress 15:33 responsiveness 18:44 ActivEdge pocket springs 22:22 roundup
What topper do you use please. ? Really love the reviews just superb information, detail and coverage you don't miss a beat love them. I have ordered a emma hybrid and loved you mention about matching a topper for support and comfort. Thanks
Great reviews, but I’ve watched so many now I’m getting confused! I had been looking at SImba hybrid, but I don’t think you have reviewed this. The pro sounds too soft. My partner is 17 stones, likes to front sleep but actually mixed sleeper and usually goes for firm mattress due to back, also has shoulder aches. I am 8:5 stone front and side sleeper, and my main issue is the heat generated by a hot husband. Can you recommend a mattress to best address these weight, sleep and heat considerations - maybe I need a latex topper on my side? We would prefer a medium firm feel. Up to 1k. Many thanks
i would be looking more at emma original and otty hybrid for a frotn sleeping 17 stone but your weight is so different its hard to name mattress. this is where the tweak comes in which can be configured for each side and yes you could add a latex topper like the una one over the top but then it would be over your budget.
Hi Alan, I love your mattress reviews, watched them all, some a couple of times! I bought UNA mattress last month, love the concept - organic latex et all BUT. Tolerable only in hard setting and while on my back! Please advise where do I go next. I am a side sleeper, tall, 20 stone, big difference between hips and waist. I think i need something more contouring my waist is not supported enough. Was thinking ergoflex, but maybe I am too heavy for it? Which direction do I go now Alan the Great?
i would never have suggested the una based on your weight. the ergoflex would be firmer but at your weight might not have enough contouring. the dreamcloud is a possible while the otty pure is firmer still but they have springs. did you want all foam? you may need a solid latex mattress if so, where the mattress is a single slab of latex with decent thickness. there is an otty pure plus now, not sure where it sits as never heard from otty since the day i uploaded their review, go figure :)
Hi Alan - many thanks for your comprehensive reviews. Question on the Dreamcloud, I notice you don't have this mattress on the floor as you do with many mattresses you review but rather on a spring slatted base. Is this because dreamcloud recommend this setup? And if it were on a solid base, or the floor, would it feel firmer?
no its just that i decided to start showing mattresses this way. all my videos will be like this moving forward. yes a solid base will give a firmer feel than sprung slates.
Thank you Alan for all the hard work you put into these reviews. Would the Dreamcloud mattress be OK as I suffer from Sciatica? I do like the design with the 15cm springs. Also what would the matress weight be for a double? Finally are the Bundles they offer especially the Premium and Luxury bundles value for the money as my bed is 30 years old. Enough said. Thank you Alan.
Thank you Alan. I have been watching all your reviews on different mattresses. I was looking at your review of the Otty hybrid but I like the construction of this mattress better.. I am surprised at the reasonable price for the quality of the DreamCloud. I appreciate your deconstruction and detailed explanation of how each mattress works with positives and negatives. An unbiased review is like Hen's teeth. Keep up the good work.
I'd love to see a review of Dunlopillo, Una and Tempur mattresses. I found that most cheaper (not Tempur) memory foam mattresses seem to sag after a while. I wonder if latex mattresses do.
Excellent review, thank you Alan. Given the extra comfort layer and support, do you think this would be a good mattress for 2 x slide sleepers ( some back sleeping), both under 10 stone, and one of us gets very warm at night. Only been sleeping on memory forma for last 10 years.
possibly 😊 all these hybrids will have some pushback and because you are on the light side you need just a bit more give. I didnt have any heat issues but of course it is memory foam on top at the end of the day. What I would sy is that of all the hybrids I have tried this would be most likely to suit a side sleeper, i just hesitate because of your weight. Do you have any shoulder sensitivity?
Thanks Alan and a good question as partner does have shoulder issues. In comparing the scores on your reviews we notice Emma Hybrid and Simba have better scores for side sleepers and cooling vis Dreamcloud. In addition Motion transference is important and again those 2 rate higher. Given our considerations are 2 x light side sleepers, one who sleeps warm, other with shoulder issues, and wanting minimal motion transference, seems like those 2 would be better options?
@@LukeyInTheUK remember ultimately your preference will be unique to you. I mark any mattress with memory foam on top as lower for cooling as by nature it will trap your heat, thats how it works. Its a shame if you are sensitive to heat as memory foam will be the kindest to your shoulder. Yes Emma will certainly be one of the softest i have tried so may well be ballmark firmness level for you. If it wasnt for the fact it is memory foam on top i would also have suggested a look at hugge. The simba original i reviewed is an older version now so my scoring may not be accurate for that one. Also memory foam is best for motion transfer.
@@alanrossreviews Brilliant - we will have a closer look at Hugge also. Really appreciate your advice. For us, there's so many variables that we wont get one that meets them all, compromise at the end of the day and as you say heat sensitivity can be addressed by sheets / duvet also. Hopefully Simba sort it out and send you an updated mattress to review also.
@@LukeyInTheUK remember memory foam is also very susceptible to room temperature as well. In that a cold room will make it feel firmer and a warm room will make it feel softer. Yes bedding can help a lot. 👍
thanks for doing these, this is a truly comprehensive review format. I've been researching mattresses for 3 days solid and still can't decide. Covid restrictions mean I can't try out in store. what would you recommend for a 11 stone, side sleeper, who prefers a 'cool' sleep with medium-firm feel? I have a budget up to £1k. I have really enjoyed salus viscoool in the past but they don't have a medium-firm option at the moment
being on the lighter side and being a side slepper screams soft so im a bit weary of your medium firm requirement plus sleeping cool so memory foam would be a problem. I think dreamcloud would be possible but top end of firmness you should be looking at. My website otza.com will give you my firmness ratings for each. Nectar and simbo hybrid pro would be ballpark for medium firm but nectar is memory foam. emma hybrid is a very soft mattress so maybe too soft but its not memory foam. Tweak can be adjusted into soft medium or firm.
@@alanrossreviews thank you for getting back to me so quickly. yes, a light side sleeper should probably get a medium but i think i'm going to spend a bit extra and get a latex mattress. just got find the right one now...
Just stumbled across your channel and have subscribed. Your reviews are fantastic. We’re a couple in the market for a new mattress due to back and hip pain on current mattress. We’re both on the slightly heavier side both weighing between 13 - 15 stone. Both mainly side sleepers and don’t want anything too soft, but not extremely firm either. We need enough support. My partner gets extremely hot when sleeping so this is a big factor too. Can you recommend any mattresses we can look into further please?
the simba hybrid pro might suit, i would have said the dreamcloud but your comment about heat might not gel with the memory foam on the top of the dreamcloud.
ha! are you still on the search? favourite as in stuck with? my go to is ergoflex but with a topper. i actually like the dreamcloud but i dontn sleep on it. my most comfortable was the hugge but it was too soft for me so couldnt sleep on it for long. i liked the original casper but they are long gone.
@@alanrossreviews i quite liked the casper too, and Leesa. Shame their not selling in UK anymore yes I'm still at it. But I'm very close now. It's either the Eve original or The Emma original. It'll be one of those so help me god.
Your reviews are super informative - thank you! I have a Relyon 1200 Luxury pocket sprung mattress that i've slept on for years and find really comfortable - it says "Firmer Tension" on the label. I want to change the mattress as its so old, but all of these hybrid matresses seem to be medium or less re firmness. Is this the equivalent of an older firm tension? or do I really need to try and find the firmest hybrid mattress? I dont have any back issues, but im finding of late my shoulders ache a bit in bed. Im 11st and am a side and back sleeper (never on my front). Any suggestions of which hybrid to be looking at? (I haven't ever had a memory foam bed).
Hello Alan, as a mattress aficionado I was just wondering what would be your best choice / suggestions for a mattress for someone who weighs about 15.5 stone, a stomach sleeper and often suffers from lower back pain please.
Thanks Alan. Very helpful. How does it compare with the leesa luxury hybrid in terms of its 'springyness'? Can't find that any more I think they went Into administration. I remember you mentioned LLH was very good in that respect.
yup llh is no more, it is an ex parrot so to speak 😋 llh was notably springier or bouncier. probably due to having polyfoam on top while dreamcloud has memory foam on top.
Hi Alan thanks for your great reviews! I'm considering the Dreamcloud mattress but also would like more of a spring bounce. Also noted you recommend a topper with firm mattress as it can be replaced. What is your personal favourite topper and pocket sprung mattress combination?
well i dont sleep on sprung mattresses outside of reviews. I use the bodymould supreme 70 kg/m3 memory foam topper (3 inches) and the Una topper. You will need a sprung mattress that is a bit firmer than you like as the bass for this to work.
@@alanrossreviewsHi, I checked these out and watched the review again this morning, and think will go for an all in one for now. One more question before I make the Dreamcloud dive - you mention that there have been other similar mattresses you've preferred? I've had intensive spine surgery and spring support along with a good comfort layer helps with pain relief. I'm a lightweight front/back sleeper. Thanks again!
Hi Alan. been a while since I watched any reviews. Thought I had solved my mattress problem. Have had a Nectar mattress for the last year. It's been great.... until now. Slept on it fine, even being a shift worker sleeping during the day, no heat issues either. But one year in and it is sagging in the middle considerably now so I am looking for a replacement already, not impressed. I have not rotated it, at all until now. Which may be why it has sank so much I guess. My own fault. I did not realise you needed to rotate so much until now!!! Iv gone over the 365 trial as well so lumbered with this now I guess. I was thinking maybe the Ergoflex might be a solution as I do like the memory foam mattresses. Or this Dream cloud hybrid I had an Emma Original but could not get on with it and sent it back, so not sure tbh I sleep side/back mainly. Start off on side, wake up on my back. I am about 82 kilo and 5.8 height. Got any reccomendations ? Ta
if you liked the nectar at first i would get the ergoflex and then put a topper on it. thats what i do. when the topper starts to sag just replace the topper. i use a bodymould supreme at 70 kg/m3 and 3 inches deep. density if the key to longevity. and rotating of course 😁
@@alanrossreviews Sound. Yeah was thinking of going down that route. Just waiting to hear back from Nectar is regards my "forever warranty" But I doubt will get anywhere as its not the 4 cm dip they state is a warranty issue. I like the look or the ergoflex but the 30 day trial puts me off a bit. Half tempted to get another nectar as it has been great until now (look after it a bit better) but still concerned how quickly its dropped off tbh
Another great review, many thanks Alan. What would your suggestion be for someone who doesn't like any sinkage/molding and prefers to feel on top of the mattress? Also plenty of cooling. Thanks again.
Would this be suitable for someone whos in bed often ? Would it need regular turning because of this as obviously the person would be practically in the same place for many hours at a time. They are a side sleeper & 15st. Ideally need something where you don't feel much motion transfer due to pain
Hi Alan I’m a side sleeper mainly about 15 stone I have been looking at Emma premium/Simba hybrid/Dreamcloud and Nectar…being I’m a side sleeper which would you say is best I’ve heard the Emma premium is too firm for many it’s so hard I need comfort and support I get a lot of joint pain…I’m running out of time with some deals as New Years is nearly over can you give me some advice pls!
im out of touch with how they compare. the biggest lesson i learned is not try and find that mattress with the perfect feel because it will change very quickly. something slightly firmer than you would really like but then fine tuning with toppers is the way to go for me. i use two toppers, wool on top of memory foam and an ergoflex below. but thats just me. but all these online mattresses will soften up quite quickly. its the top that goes first. easier to swap out a topper than replace a mattress. of those i might have said try Dreamcloud but i heard its changed significantly since the version i had.
Hi Alan, we are both mainly side sleepers with back/shoulder pain, one is a hot sleeper, previous orthopaedic mattresses like a med firm, which hybrid would you suggest?
i wouldnt go any firmer than the dreamcloud, 13 dtone would most likely be fine, at 11 stone you might possibly want a tad softer but u could always add a tooper.
I have hernaiaterd disc a very large one I am 12 stone and have been looking everywhere. K am nothing a side sleeper and a front sleeper. Please help me figure out which one to go for
neither for now. I used to have to buy them myself, like the speakers. now almost all are supplied free normally if i request. there is no payment so its not an advert its my honest opinion just like the speakers. I only do a review if they agree they have no input and no control over my content. Yup i really do find mattresses interesting ☺☺
Dreamcloud Mattress: geni.us/dreamcloud discount code: alanrossreviews
Full Dreamcloud Mattress review: www.otza.com/dreamcloud-matress-review/
Great review as always Alan 👍🏻. Will you be reviewing Rem-fit mattress anytime soon if at all? Thanks
@@michaelwyz2306 hum, thats been an on-off thing for a long time, it was left i just need to let them know when i would like to review the 500 one. ive given mattresses a rest for now, maybe nexct year. 😯
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Chapters
0:00 intro
3:54 how the dreamcloud feels
3:58 firmness
6:23 who does the dreamcloud mattress suit?
8:54 bounce
9:42 edge support
10:08 point elasticity
11:28 motion transfer
12:31 Dreamcloud cover
15:17 the layers of the mattress
15:33 responsiveness
18:44 ActivEdge pocket springs
22:22 roundup
What topper do you use please. ?
Really love the reviews just superb information, detail and coverage you don't miss a beat love them. I have ordered a emma hybrid and loved you mention about matching a topper for support and comfort. Thanks
I use several toppers, memory foam, latex and wool, depending on season and my support needs
Very informative. Subscribed
Great reviews, but I’ve watched so many now I’m getting confused! I had been looking at SImba hybrid, but I don’t think you have reviewed this. The pro sounds too soft. My partner is 17 stones, likes to front sleep but actually mixed sleeper and usually goes for firm mattress due to back, also has shoulder aches. I am 8:5 stone front and side sleeper, and my main issue is the heat generated by a hot husband. Can you recommend a mattress to best address these weight, sleep and heat considerations - maybe I need a latex topper on my side? We would prefer a medium firm feel. Up to 1k. Many thanks
i would be looking more at emma original and otty hybrid for a frotn sleeping 17 stone but your weight is so different its hard to name mattress. this is where the tweak comes in which can be configured for each side and yes you could add a latex topper like the una one over the top but then it would be over your budget.
Hi Alan, I love your mattress reviews, watched them all, some a couple of times! I bought UNA mattress last month, love the concept - organic latex et all BUT. Tolerable only in hard setting and while on my back! Please advise where do I go next. I am a side sleeper, tall, 20 stone, big difference between hips and waist. I think i need something more contouring my waist is not supported enough. Was thinking ergoflex, but maybe I am too heavy for it? Which direction do I go now Alan the Great?
i would never have suggested the una based on your weight. the ergoflex would be firmer but at your weight might not have enough contouring. the dreamcloud is a possible while the otty pure is firmer still but they have springs. did you want all foam? you may need a solid latex mattress if so, where the mattress is a single slab of latex with decent thickness. there is an otty pure plus now, not sure where it sits as never heard from otty since the day i uploaded their review, go figure :)
Hi Alan - many thanks for your comprehensive reviews. Question on the Dreamcloud, I notice you don't have this mattress on the floor as you do with many mattresses you review but rather on a spring slatted base. Is this because dreamcloud recommend this setup? And if it were on a solid base, or the floor, would it feel firmer?
no its just that i decided to start showing mattresses this way. all my videos will be like this moving forward. yes a solid base will give a firmer feel than sprung slates.
Thank you Alan for all the hard work you put into these reviews. Would the Dreamcloud mattress be OK as I suffer from Sciatica? I do like the design with the 15cm springs.
Also what would the matress weight be for a double?
Finally are the Bundles they offer especially the Premium and Luxury bundles value for the money as my bed is 30 years old. Enough said.
Thank you Alan.
what is your weight and sleeping position? have only tried the mattress so would not like to comment on the bundles :) 36 kg for a double.
My weight is 15 stone and I sleep 50% on back and 50% on my side.
@@cjolyvet yes i think its reasonable choice with memory foam on top. Its very individual of course but on paper its in the ball park of requirements,
Thank you Alan. I have been watching all your reviews on different mattresses. I was looking at your review of the Otty hybrid but I like the construction of this mattress better.. I am surprised at the reasonable price for the quality of the DreamCloud.
I appreciate your deconstruction and detailed explanation of how each mattress works with positives and negatives. An unbiased review is like Hen's teeth.
Keep up the good work.
@@cjolyvet im here for the long haul :)
I'd love to see a review of Dunlopillo, Una and Tempur mattresses. I found that most cheaper (not Tempur) memory foam mattresses seem to sag after a while. I wonder if latex mattresses do.
ive stopped doing mattress reviews for the moment, getting a free mattress for review has proved a nightmare.
Excellent review, thank you Alan. Given the extra comfort layer and support, do you think this would be a good mattress for 2 x slide sleepers ( some back sleeping), both under 10 stone, and one of us gets very warm at night. Only been sleeping on memory forma for last 10 years.
possibly 😊 all these hybrids will have some pushback and because you are on the light side you need just a bit more give. I didnt have any heat issues but of course it is memory foam on top at the end of the day. What I would sy is that of all the hybrids I have tried this would be most likely to suit a side sleeper, i just hesitate because of your weight. Do you have any shoulder sensitivity?
Thanks Alan and a good question as partner does have shoulder issues. In comparing the scores on your reviews we notice Emma Hybrid and Simba have better scores for side sleepers and cooling vis Dreamcloud. In addition Motion transference is important and again those 2 rate higher. Given our considerations are 2 x light side sleepers, one who sleeps warm, other with shoulder issues, and wanting minimal motion transference, seems like those 2 would be better options?
@@LukeyInTheUK remember ultimately your preference will be unique to you. I mark any mattress with memory foam on top as lower for cooling as by nature it will trap your heat, thats how it works. Its a shame if you are sensitive to heat as memory foam will be the kindest to your shoulder. Yes Emma will certainly be one of the softest i have tried so may well be ballmark firmness level for you. If it wasnt for the fact it is memory foam on top i would also have suggested a look at hugge. The simba original i reviewed is an older version now so my scoring may not be accurate for that one. Also memory foam is best for motion transfer.
@@alanrossreviews Brilliant - we will have a closer look at Hugge also. Really appreciate your advice. For us, there's so many variables that we wont get one that meets them all, compromise at the end of the day and as you say heat sensitivity can be addressed by sheets / duvet also. Hopefully Simba sort it out and send you an updated mattress to review also.
@@LukeyInTheUK remember memory foam is also very susceptible to room temperature as well. In that a cold room will make it feel firmer and a warm room will make it feel softer. Yes bedding can help a lot. 👍
thanks for doing these, this is a truly comprehensive review format. I've been researching mattresses for 3 days solid and still can't decide. Covid restrictions mean I can't try out in store. what would you recommend for a 11 stone, side sleeper, who prefers a 'cool' sleep with medium-firm feel? I have a budget up to £1k. I have really enjoyed salus viscoool in the past but they don't have a medium-firm option at the moment
being on the lighter side and being a side slepper screams soft so im a bit weary of your medium firm requirement plus sleeping cool so memory foam would be a problem. I think dreamcloud would be possible but top end of firmness you should be looking at. My website otza.com will give you my firmness ratings for each. Nectar and simbo hybrid pro would be ballpark for medium firm but nectar is memory foam. emma hybrid is a very soft mattress so maybe too soft but its not memory foam. Tweak can be adjusted into soft medium or firm.
@@alanrossreviews thank you for getting back to me so quickly. yes, a light side sleeper should probably get a medium but i think i'm going to spend a bit extra and get a latex mattress. just got find the right one now...
Just stumbled across your channel and have subscribed. Your reviews are fantastic. We’re a couple in the market for a new mattress due to back and hip pain on current mattress.
We’re both on the slightly heavier side both weighing between 13 - 15 stone. Both mainly side sleepers and don’t want anything too soft, but not extremely firm either. We need enough support.
My partner gets extremely hot when sleeping so this is a big factor too.
Can you recommend any mattresses we can look into further please?
the simba hybrid pro might suit, i would have said the dreamcloud but your comment about heat might not gel with the memory foam on the top of the dreamcloud.
Thank you so much Alan. I will have a watch of your simba pro review 😊
Of all the mattresses you've reviewed and tried, and there are many, which one has been your personal favourite? Just curious.
ha! are you still on the search? favourite as in stuck with? my go to is ergoflex but with a topper. i actually like the dreamcloud but i dontn sleep on it. my most comfortable was the hugge but it was too soft for me so couldnt sleep on it for long. i liked the original casper but they are long gone.
@@alanrossreviews i quite liked the casper too, and Leesa. Shame their not selling in UK anymore yes I'm still at it. But I'm very close now. It's either the Eve original or The Emma original. It'll be one of those so help me god.
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Your reviews are super informative - thank you! I have a Relyon 1200 Luxury pocket sprung mattress that i've slept on for years and find really comfortable - it says "Firmer Tension" on the label. I want to change the mattress as its so old, but all of these hybrid matresses seem to be medium or less re firmness. Is this the equivalent of an older firm tension? or do I really need to try and find the firmest hybrid mattress? I dont have any back issues, but im finding of late my shoulders ache a bit in bed. Im 11st and am a side and back sleeper (never on my front). Any suggestions of which hybrid to be looking at? (I haven't ever had a memory foam bed).
Hello Alan, as a mattress aficionado I was just wondering what would be your best choice / suggestions for a mattress for someone who weighs about 15.5 stone, a stomach sleeper and often suffers from lower back pain please.
Thanks Alan. Very helpful. How does it compare with the leesa luxury hybrid in terms of its 'springyness'? Can't find that any more I think they went Into administration. I remember you mentioned LLH was very good in that respect.
yup llh is no more, it is an ex parrot so to speak 😋 llh was notably springier or bouncier. probably due to having polyfoam on top while dreamcloud has memory foam on top.
Hi Alan thanks for your great reviews! I'm considering the Dreamcloud mattress but also would like more of a spring bounce. Also noted you recommend a topper with firm mattress as it can be replaced. What is your personal favourite topper and pocket sprung mattress combination?
well i dont sleep on sprung mattresses outside of reviews. I use the bodymould supreme 70 kg/m3 memory foam topper (3 inches) and the Una topper. You will need a sprung mattress that is a bit firmer than you like as the bass for this to work.
@@alanrossreviewsHi, I checked these out and watched the review again this morning, and think will go for an all in one for now. One more question before I make the Dreamcloud dive - you mention that there have been other similar mattresses you've preferred? I've had intensive spine surgery and spring support along with a good comfort layer helps with pain relief. I'm a lightweight front/back sleeper. Thanks again!
@@dawnhourigan9961 what did you end up going for in the end?
What mattress do they use in the Hilton and Marriot hotels
Hi Alan. been a while since I watched any reviews. Thought I had solved my mattress problem. Have had a Nectar mattress for the last year. It's been great.... until now. Slept on it fine, even being a shift worker sleeping during the day, no heat issues either. But one year in and it is sagging in the middle considerably now so I am looking for a replacement already, not impressed. I have not rotated it, at all until now. Which may be why it has sank so much I guess. My own fault. I did not realise you needed to rotate so much until now!!! Iv gone over the 365 trial as well so lumbered with this now I guess. I was thinking maybe the Ergoflex might be a solution as I do like the memory foam mattresses. Or this Dream cloud hybrid I had an Emma Original but could not get on with it and sent it back, so not sure tbh I sleep side/back mainly. Start off on side, wake up on my back. I am about 82 kilo and 5.8 height. Got any reccomendations ? Ta
if you liked the nectar at first i would get the ergoflex and then put a topper on it. thats what i do. when the topper starts to sag just replace the topper. i use a bodymould supreme at 70 kg/m3 and 3 inches deep. density if the key to longevity. and rotating of course 😁
@@alanrossreviews Sound. Yeah was thinking of going down that route. Just waiting to hear back from Nectar is regards my "forever warranty" But I doubt will get anywhere as its not the 4 cm dip they state is a warranty issue. I like the look or the ergoflex but the 30 day trial puts me off a bit. Half tempted to get another nectar as it has been great until now (look after it a bit better) but still concerned how quickly its dropped off tbh
Another great review, many thanks Alan. What would your suggestion be for someone who doesn't like any sinkage/molding and prefers to feel on top of the mattress? Also plenty of cooling. Thanks again.
what is your weight? you are looking at the firm mattresses and possibly latex.
@@alanrossreviews Hi Alan, I'm just under 13st, mixture of back/side sleeping. Thanks again.
Im about 19 stones and my mattress right now dips and hurt my back got a budget around 1k what best for not dipping
Would this be suitable for someone whos in bed often ? Would it need regular turning because of this as obviously the person would be practically in the same place for many hours at a time. They are a side sleeper & 15st. Ideally need something where you don't feel much motion transfer due to pain
For good reduced motion transfer avoid springs imho
Alan which one would you recommend for hybrid beds . Emma, simba vs dreamcloud
im outta the loop, really dont know how they feel currently. i would have said dreamcloud but i know they changed the config after my video
Hi Alan I’m a side sleeper mainly about 15 stone I have been looking at Emma premium/Simba hybrid/Dreamcloud and Nectar…being I’m a side sleeper which would you say is best I’ve heard the Emma premium is too firm for many it’s so hard I need comfort and support I get a lot of joint pain…I’m running out of time with some deals as New Years is nearly over can you give me some advice pls!
im out of touch with how they compare. the biggest lesson i learned is not try and find that mattress with the perfect feel because it will change very quickly. something slightly firmer than you would really like but then fine tuning with toppers is the way to go for me. i use two toppers, wool on top of memory foam and an ergoflex below. but thats just me. but all these online mattresses will soften up quite quickly. its the top that goes first. easier to swap out a topper than replace a mattress. of those i might have said try Dreamcloud but i heard its changed significantly since the version i had.
@@alanrossreviews thanks mate…I’ve found a slumberland one that’s firm but comfy I think I’ll take a punt…thanks for the reply & good luck 😉
Hi Alan, we are both mainly side sleepers with back/shoulder pain, one is a hot sleeper, previous orthopaedic mattresses like a med firm, which hybrid would you suggest?
Also I am about 11stone partner around 13 stone.
Like the idea of a hybrid, have looked at the noa
i wouldnt go any firmer than the dreamcloud, 13 dtone would most likely be fine, at 11 stone you might possibly want a tad softer but u could always add a tooper.
I have hernaiaterd disc a very large one I am 12 stone and have been looking everywhere. K am nothing a side sleeper and a front sleeper. Please help me figure out which one to go for
stop sleeping on your tummy. i would be looking for an all foam and memory foam mattress. reduce any push back. maybe nectar or hugge.
What mattress you recommend for firm sleeper? Out of simba, emma dream cloud and nector?
emma original would be firmer.
do you buy them or r they paid reviews
neither for now. I used to have to buy them myself, like the speakers. now almost all are supplied free normally if i request. there is no payment so its not an advert its my honest opinion just like the speakers. I only do a review if they agree they have no input and no control over my content. Yup i really do find mattresses interesting ☺☺
@@alanrossreviews great going👍🏻
I can already see how much you sink in when you sit on it ... Nope! Thanks for the vid
Thoughts on Brook + Wilde mattress? I've ordered the elite and I've heard good things about it
been out the mattress world for over a year, no idea about latest specs im afraid.