Best sleep I’ve had in a long time with the luxe adapt soft! Just got mine not to long ago and I love it! On my old mattress I would wake up still tired and moody, now with this new mattress I wake up refreshed and awake! The only side is that price tag but this mattress is going to be worth it in the long run!!! Since I work in a hospital and I’m always walking and bending ,I always look forward coming home to my bed
@@MegaFirstclass it’s mostly for side sleepers BUT I sleep on my back half the time too and I find it very comfortable. I’d just recommend you buy a plush pillow with it, imo it’s the best combo
I’ve been sleeping on a LuxeAdapt Soft for about a year and a half and it’s just as good as the day I bought it! Always keep a high quality waterproof protector that STRETCHES on your mattress to protect your investment, which will increase the life of your mattress!
One of the best reviews I've seen online. I just went and looked at this mattress this afternoon and you helped me with my decision. Thanks for sharing this with us.
I’ve been selling these mattresses for a few years now, and I own/sleep on the LuxeAdapt Soft for about a year and a half. Absolutely the best mattresses for side sleepers! Good for back sleepers, especially with an adjustable base which allows you to achieve a “recliner or ‘zero gravity’ feel”. Bonus: Tempur recently released a new line-up of adjustable foundations that include lumbar support, which can be used to lift the hips for stomach sleepers!
Great review! Tested one last night and will be purchasing for delivery next week. I always thought the adjustable base with vibration was a scam, but I layed on the bed for an hour in the store and completely melted. It felt fantastic!
I wouldn't. It starts off nice and turns to crap and when you try to get it covered by warranty, they have a different excuse for everything and why they are denying the claim. I spent several thousand dollars on mine, and they wont do crap about its product failures.
This is a review of the LuxeAdapt soft -- the LuxeAdapt also comes in a firm model which is totally different. Would appreciate a differentiation in th review headline.
I own this exact model and I must say this bed is amazing I love it I also have the tempur ergo adjustable base and when the bed is on a base that is adjustable it feels so good
I got a Tempur-pedic LuxeAdapt Soft and best sleep ever! Swapped out the Saatav hybrid plush. The Tempur-pedic is great for someone light like me and combo side/back.
@@MegaFirstclass I still do find it gives me enough support for when I sleep on my back and it's super cozy when paired with linen sheets. I am 5'4/135lbs for reference
@T Sripun thanks SO MUCH for your reply as I was WORRIED that I made a mistake! I ordered a LuxeAdapt Soft (switching from a Medium Hybrid), it hasn’t come yet, and some people are saying it isn’t good for back sleepers! That it can hurt you if you sleep on your back! I’m primarily a back sleeper and weigh 145 pounds (am 5’ 4 1/2”, so am close to your weight and height). I’m losing weight and will likely return to my weight of about 135 (I had gained weight). Did it take long for it to get soft? Like is it hard when it arrives?
@@MegaFirstclass it wasn't that firm when it arrived, you sink into the softness once you lay on it but to help the break in period, ppl say to walk on it to loosen it some. After a year of use, it's still maintained the shape well. I was worried about getting something too soft but I'm coming from medium firmness beds and felt I needed a supportive cloud for myself. Hope it works out for you!!
Tri Sipun (cool name!), thanks again for all the wonderful info!! I’m worried now because someone just told me that the LuxeAdapt felt like a rock to him after sinking in (that the soft layers sink you right to the base!). After 2 months he couldn’t take it anymore and sold it for 1/2 the price and is now a proud owner of the LuxeBreeze Soft! Wow!!! But I thought the LuxeBreeze was supposed to be firmer!!! Maybe he weighs more than us and thus sinks down right to the hard layer?? Or maybe he just didn’t keep it long enough as it takes some more than 2 months to break in?? I want a SOFT bed, not a firm one!! One that isn’t JUST soft in the outer laters! If what he said is right then I should keep my medium hybrid as it FINALLY no longer hurts! I just think it’s a tad too firm. Maybe the uniform layer of mine though would make it feel softer than the LuxeAdapt Soft (as it also has Tempur ES?) than the LuxeAdapt Soft?? Does the Luxe EVER feel too firm for you?? On your back or side??
I just purchased the firm version of this mattress. I spent 2 days at Temper Flagship store. I’m a side and back sleeper. The soft was too soft for me on my back, since I do watch tv in bed. So I went with Firm version, which is more like a medium/firm. I’m 6’1, 235 male. Firm Gives me better support and you also sink in, just not as deep as in soft version. I hope I made the right decision! Bed arrives in 3 days. Also got the adjustable base.
@@chadh9688 hi! Well I ended up exchanging the bed to the luxebreeze soft version, which is really like a soft/medium. The Luxeadapt was making me hot, like I would get up go to bathroom and the bed would still be really warm….plus for the side sleeping I was never comfortable in the shoulders. I’ve had the luxebreeze for 3 weeks, and it was comfy from day one, didn’t come hard as a board, and I definitely don’t feel that it retains the heat like the other Matress. I’m very happy with my swap! I also love the ergo extend adjustable frame and the sleep tracker, and morning wake up with a slight movements to wake you up. Everyone should get the ergo extend!!! It is also so comfy to sit up and watch tv or read in bed. Doesn’t sandwich you like a regular adjustable base.
Thank you for this, the most informative review I have seen anywhere. It's been phenomenally difficult to get any precise info on the Tempurpedic line, including (especially?) on their website . Can you tell me the difference between the Luxe Adapt and the Luxe Align?
We’ve had the soft for about 5 days now. It definitely feels so much different than it did in the store, it’s much softer and not so much of that Tempur Pedic feel like it had in the store. Idk if it’s the temperature of our house/warmer being in a smaller space than being in a big wide open space/colder. We haven’t given it long enough to actually feel if it’s going to be good or not. I’m a left side sleeper and the first 3 nights was great, but now I’m starting to get hip pain/pressure and lower back pain in the same spot as our warranty claim Adapt Hybrid Medium. I’m a bit nervous because when you have a warranty claim with Tempur Pedic you don’t get that 90 day return period, you’re basically stuck with what you get. It upsets me because we spent a lot of time in the bed store on this mattress to make sure this was the right mattress for us and it was, but like I said the feel from the bed store mattress and our mattress is night and day almost like we have the wrong mattress. I would really like to hear your opinion about your mattress after a week of having it. 👍🏻👍🏻
@@akaredcrossbow Hey. So far we've enjoyed the mattress. It has softened up over the past 2 weeks we've had it and at 203 pounds I sink in just a little. We bought the ergo 2.0 base and I love the head/foot vibration. Puts me to sleep every time.
loved it when i tried it out at the store, but wasn't really feeling after buying it. maybe i just haven't found the right position on my adjustable base. been trying to side sleep on my left side since i hear thats the best position to sleep for your organs
Excellent reviews . We can't thank you enough. Question.. How does this compare to the pro adapt in soft. .we are both side sleepers looking for pressure relief on a king bed, but are worried about the lack of edge support with the luxe adapt soft . We would love to hear your opinion between the 2. Thanks in advance. Great videos.
Does the soft Tempur-LuxeAdapt keep your spine in a good, neutral alignment when you're on your back? You mention when you're on your back on this mattress that you sink in and the mattress contours around your body, that sounds like that would be good for keeping your spine supported where it needs to be and keeping it in neutral alignment. Is that right or is contouring and sinking into the mattress not good for spinal support and neutral spinal alignment?
Colin Holdgrafer That is my question too. One would think that sinking locally at hips or while on your back would mean less spinal support and not more. Would love to have it clarified.
I purchased the firm version after returning our purple original. The firm Tempur LuxeAdapt is the most incredible mattress I've ever laid on. The firm isn't that firm, but it certainly lets you sink in. My back and shoulders love this bed. I am a side sleeper at around 200 lbs and cheap mattresses ($1200-1500) have been a huge problem. It keeps my spine aligned and my back feels significantly better on this than my other mattress.
I think it'll be too soft for back sleeping, medium firmness would be better. Anything really soft would be best for someone that's a strict side sleeper.
How does this mattress compare to tuft and needle mint? What about the nectar and puffy lux? I can't find comparison videos with this specific tempurpedic mattress
The es extra soft is on the top layer with a base layer. Tempur is not like other mattresses and always gives superior back support. The firmer ones have a 5.3 the HD high density that they had on some mattresses were 7ppi density. I’ve sold them for 9 years.
@@Testeverything123 I'm about to pull the trigger on a purchase for the Adapt Luxe firm. I weigh 180 lbs but I am concerned about future permanent indentions years down the road?
Do you know why they don't offer this in a medium? I am having a hard time deciding between a soft and firm. I start out on my back and end up on my side, but I think it's because I am uncomfortable so I toss around in my old bed. The soft does give you that sinking feeling but I'm afraid the hard will ultimately bee too firm overall. I do wish they had a medium version of this. One salesman keeps pushing me toward the soft because I sleep on side. Any advice or comments?
I bought a medium probreeze last month and it’s too firm for me. I sleep on side and back and It hurts my hip and my back. Going to swap it for a luxadapt soft or a luxbreeze soft. I’m trying to decide which.
Steve Ledbetter did you decide on which brand? I am awaiting a LuxeAdapt Soft and I am also a combination sleeper. I sleep primarily on my back. Someone in a comment under another youtube review of LuxeAdapt Soft said he switched from his LuxeAdapt Soft to LuxeAdapt Breeze as it hurt him when he lay on his back. I’m not sure how long he had it (he sold it before buying the Breeze) as maybe he just didn’t have it long enough to adjust. I don’t know if it’s just sinks in too much for back sleepers or not. As some love it.
Debbie, I heard the LuxeBreeze Soft feels like a medium. Some exchange the LuxeAdapt Soft for a LuxeBreeze for that reason. The LuxeAdapt Soft is supposed to be a medium soft (and the Proadapt Soft a bit softer) yet some say the Luxe too soft. Others say the Luxe is supportive, with a firmer layer underneath. Did you end up buying a Tempur? If so, which one?
@@MegaFirstclass this is my fear as well -- I had the casper nova and it was too soft and it killed my lower back. I would have to get up in the middle of the night and walk around to relieve it. Never going back to that again, so I think I'm gonna go with the LuxeAdapt firm -- which is not that firm TBH. There's so much pressure relieving material in it that it feels closer to a medium. Wasn't soooo amazing on my side, but it was good, and felt really good on my back. (By the way, the firm mattresses from Tempurpedic are all concrete slabs when you first get them. It takes a few weeks to break them in because the foams are so dense / high quality)
Do you get your mattresses brand new or are they already "broken in"? I'm on Day 3 on mine and its so firm. Also it feels like I'm sleeping in an oven after 30-60 minutes. I don't think I'm going to give it a chance and most likely be returning it very soon.
Hey I had the heat problem with the LuxeAdapt, and changed to LuxeBreeze soft. It’s not as soft, but it is cooling and does not retain the heat like LuxeAdapt. I mean it isn’t cool, it just isn’t HoT. It starts off cool, but doesn’t retain heat.
@@jazzyflorida3757 I kept the LuxeAdapt to give it a chance. It definitely has gotten better in terms of softness and retaining heat. But at least twice a week, I wake up in the middle of the night feeling hot. I still have the sleep trial, but it just pains me that a $4k mattress can't repeal body heat.
For best spine alignment, wouldn't you want a mattress that doesn't sink in so much? I have lower back issues and trying out this luxeadapt soft and so far not liking it at all. My lower back is on fire when I wake up in the mornings. Feel i'm sinking in to low. I'm 6' around 210lbs. I'm a side sleeper so thought this would work, but maybe not. Oddly my girlfriend thinks its too hard. She's a combo sleeper and wants our old beautyrest black back. haha Not so sure about the memory foam but see alot like it. hmm Thinking about trying the luxeadapt breeze hybrid or another brand hybrid like saatva or sterns n foster.
Try to LuxeBreeze soft, even though the name says soft it is more of a medium firm mattress from what I've heard. I am 6'2" 260 and it is the one I went with. From what I've heard (and felt in the store) the firm in the luxebreeze is not good for side sleepers, too hard. I'm still waiting for my mattress to be delivered but I would bet the luxbreeze soft would be the perfect firmness for you guys ;-), worth a try.
@@philipgonzales3 I ended up going with a mattress called Intellibed. Gives soft feel but has right firmness for best back alignment for me. I also just had back surgery and surgeon confirmed strictly memory foam mattresses are not typically the best for proper spine alignment.
@@philipgonzales3 its price is quite the sticker price shock but I purchased from Mattress firm and got a healthy discount for fathers day special and they also honor military discount. I got cal king for $5100.
@@FedoraTech same price I paid for my Cal King due to the extended 4th of July sale, and exactly what I said to the salesman, that I was in sticker shock. Good thing I was able to sit/lie down somewhere close haha. Matress was $5199 for Cal King LuxeBreeze ($500 off MSRP), the adjustable base with vibration and what not was also a few $300 off at $1699. I told the salesman that after taxes and what not this is like buying a car 😱. I'm still a little unsure if I made the right decesion but we've never had a "name brand" mattress, never had a memory foam one, never had an adjustable base before, etc. I felt like my last mattress (local company pocket coil, with latex topper) was a waste of ~2K because it sagged right away within 90 days and even after swapping it for a new one the same thing happened. Lived with it for 5 years so now I guess I have to see if you truly get what you pay for. Sorry for rambling! Just felt like sharing my situation as I wait for my Cal King to come in. Of course it takes longer since it's considered a custom order.
I just bought the LuxeBreeze soft and am waiting for it to be delivered (Cali King so custom ordered), any chance you have an opinion on how the LuxeBreeze compares in terms of sinking in and bounce? I am a pretty heavy dude at 6'2" 260lbs, so hoping for not much sinking and more bouncy :-). It did feel the best to me in the store but of course that wasn't a very long test.
I think for your weight you should be on a firm at least that is what I was told regarding weights. I'm 207 lbs and they recommended a medium or soft, so I went with a soft but I think I'm gonna upgrade to a medium because I'm a stomach sleeper.
Actually Tempur-Pedic has some of the best cooling on the market. This model is 1000 less than breeze model. So with that being said it sleeps cool but the breeze is best.
Taiyonna sounds like you’re on the fence as then elsewhere you said it still wasn’t feeling good for you. Makes sense as these things can change on us by the minute! Plus, it depends on your sleeping position, how long you’ve had it, room temperature and weight, etc.!
The only thing that would sink into this temperpedic mattress was my poor hip bones. I wake up with severe hip/lower spine pain with this bed. I hope the pain isn't permanent. I tried returning it but temperpedic is stalling. I guess i lost $4,000. Im now sleeping on a $500 spring mattress, and the temperpedic is collecting dust in the basement.
I’ve had this mattress for about 5 days now. I’m a side sleeper and the hip and lower back pains are starting for me, mainly bad hip pressure/pains. First couple of days I slept very well. Do you still have this mattress? If so did your body get used to the bed? Thank You.
@@akaredcrossbow As i said in my original text. The temperpedic is in my basement and i never sleep on it. I would never purposely put my back through that pain again by sleeping on a temperpedic mattress.
@@johnnyeas1431 how long did you have it for before the pain started and for you to contact Tempur Pedic. Why won’t TempurPedic exchange or refund your money? If it was me and they were stalling I would put heavy weights on it and let the weights sink into the bed until it makes an impression and file a warranty claim. With a warranty claim you can upgrade or downgrade for the right mattress that works for you instead of letting $4,300 sit in the basement.
Its a crap product that failed within 5 years of purchase. Their warranty is garbage, like the product. Don't fall for it. Do your homework on this company and read the complaints. I wasn't the only one that was taken by them.
Hastens has a bed for 400,000! 😮 The cheapest they’ve had is 10,000. But you can buy one for 150,000, or 34,000, or 50,000, etc! They are designer organic beds that come in checkered colors of your choosing.
It's too much, but once you burn through the trial periods of these 2000 dollar mattresses that sink in the middle from day one, you can be reduced to spending crazy money for sleep. If it works, it works. I'm paying mine off in installments.
Tempur Pedic is a rip off. I brought their Lux Adapt with their Ergo Smart Base. The mattress feels good, but it doesnt feel like 11,500$ They will also not refund the smart base (which was 4,000) and the mattress has a 175 $ shipping fee because they dont have their own semi fleet. “They said its a “white glove delivery”, but there are no white gloves. Tempur Pedic is just an over advertised, overhyped and priced mattress brand that relies on trapping you with their shit.
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Best sleep I’ve had in a long time with the luxe adapt soft! Just got mine not to long ago and I love it! On my old mattress I would wake up still tired and moody, now with this new mattress I wake up refreshed and awake! The only side is that price tag but this mattress is going to be worth it in the long run!!! Since I work in a hospital and I’m always walking and bending ,I always look forward coming home to my bed
Nice!!! About to get one. Do you still like yours? Does it sag, sleep hot, or hurt your body at all?
Also is it good for back sleepers?
@@MegaFirstclass it’s mostly for side sleepers BUT I sleep on my back half the time too and I find it very comfortable. I’d just recommend you buy a plush pillow with it, imo it’s the best combo
I’ve been sleeping on a LuxeAdapt Soft for about a year and a half and it’s just as good as the day I bought it!
Always keep a high quality waterproof protector that STRETCHES on your mattress to protect your investment, which will increase the life of your mattress!
One of the best reviews I've seen online. I just went and looked at this mattress this afternoon and you helped me with my decision. Thanks for sharing this with us.
Glad I could help!
I’ve been selling these mattresses for a few years now, and I own/sleep on the LuxeAdapt Soft for about a year and a half.
Absolutely the best mattresses for side sleepers! Good for back sleepers, especially with an adjustable base which allows you to achieve a “recliner or ‘zero gravity’ feel”.
Bonus: Tempur recently released a new line-up of adjustable foundations that include lumbar support, which can be used to lift the hips for stomach sleepers!
I just got a King Luxeadapt soft as a haul off (for free) brand new couple months old
Great review! Tested one last night and will be purchasing for delivery next week. I always thought the adjustable base with vibration was a scam, but I layed on the bed for an hour in the store and completely melted. It felt fantastic!
I wouldn't. It starts off nice and turns to crap and when you try to get it covered by warranty, they have a different excuse for everything and why they are denying the claim. I spent several thousand dollars on mine, and they wont do crap about its product failures.
This is a review of the LuxeAdapt soft -- the LuxeAdapt also comes in a firm model which is totally different. Would appreciate a differentiation in th review headline.
I own this exact model and I must say this bed is amazing I love it I also have the tempur ergo adjustable base and when the bed is on a base that is adjustable it feels so good
Fantastic review and a big thumbs up for actually cutting it open to show the layers.
I got a Tempur-pedic LuxeAdapt Soft and best sleep ever! Swapped out the Saatav hybrid plush. The Tempur-pedic is great for someone light like me and combo side/back.
T Sripun I sleep primarily on my back and only sometimes on my side. Do you find that the LuxeAdapt Soft gives enough support on your back?
@@MegaFirstclass I still do find it gives me enough support for when I sleep on my back and it's super cozy when paired with linen sheets. I am 5'4/135lbs for reference
@T Sripun thanks SO MUCH for your reply as I was WORRIED that I made a mistake! I ordered a LuxeAdapt Soft (switching from a Medium Hybrid), it hasn’t come yet, and some people are saying it isn’t good for back sleepers! That it can hurt you if you sleep on your back! I’m primarily a back sleeper and weigh 145 pounds (am 5’ 4 1/2”, so am close to your weight and height). I’m losing weight and will likely return to my weight of about 135 (I had gained weight). Did it take long for it to get soft? Like is it hard when it arrives?
@@MegaFirstclass it wasn't that firm when it arrived, you sink into the softness once you lay on it but to help the break in period, ppl say to walk on it to loosen it some. After a year of use, it's still maintained the shape well. I was worried about getting something too soft but I'm coming from medium firmness beds and felt I needed a supportive cloud for myself. Hope it works out for you!!
Tri Sipun (cool name!), thanks again for all the wonderful info!! I’m worried now because someone just told me that the LuxeAdapt felt like a rock to him after sinking in (that the soft layers sink you right to the base!). After 2 months he couldn’t take it anymore and sold it for 1/2 the price and is now a proud owner of the LuxeBreeze Soft! Wow!!! But I thought the LuxeBreeze was supposed to be firmer!!! Maybe he weighs more than us and thus sinks down right to the hard layer?? Or maybe he just didn’t keep it long enough as it takes some more than 2 months to break in?? I want a SOFT bed, not a firm one!! One that isn’t JUST soft in the outer laters! If what he said is right then I should keep my medium hybrid as it FINALLY no longer hurts! I just think it’s a tad too firm. Maybe the uniform layer of mine though would make it feel softer than the LuxeAdapt Soft (as it also has Tempur ES?) than the LuxeAdapt Soft?? Does the Luxe EVER feel too firm for you?? On your back or side??
I just purchased the firm version of this mattress. I spent 2 days at Temper Flagship store. I’m a side and back sleeper. The soft was too soft for me on my back, since I do watch tv in bed. So I went with Firm version, which is more like a medium/firm. I’m 6’1, 235 male. Firm Gives me better support and you also sink in, just not as deep as in soft version. I hope I made the right decision! Bed arrives in 3 days. Also got the adjustable base.
how you liking the bed 2 months in?
@@chadh9688 hi! Well I ended up exchanging the bed to the luxebreeze soft version, which is really like a soft/medium. The Luxeadapt was making me hot, like I would get up go to bathroom and the bed would still be really warm….plus for the side sleeping I was never comfortable in the shoulders. I’ve had the luxebreeze for 3 weeks, and it was comfy from day one, didn’t come hard as a board, and I definitely don’t feel that it retains the heat like the other Matress. I’m very happy with my swap! I also love the ergo extend adjustable frame and the sleep tracker, and morning wake up with a slight movements to wake you up. Everyone should get the ergo extend!!! It is also so comfy to sit up and watch tv or read in bed. Doesn’t sandwich you like a regular adjustable base.
@@jazzyflorida3757 Damn! What you drop, like $12K?!?
Thank you for this, the most informative review I have seen anywhere. It's been phenomenally difficult to get any precise info on the Tempurpedic line, including (especially?) on their website . Can you tell me the difference between the Luxe Adapt and the Luxe Align?
From what I can see the Luxe Align might be the Canadian name for the Luxe Adapt
I bought this one yesterday for $2000. I hope I would like it.
Thanks for the review. Just ordered a king that arrives this week. Looking for the pressure relief!
We’ve had the soft for about 5 days now. It definitely feels so much different than it did in the store, it’s much softer and not so much of that Tempur Pedic feel like it had in the store. Idk if it’s the temperature of our house/warmer being in a smaller space than being in a big wide open space/colder. We haven’t given it long enough to actually feel if it’s going to be good or not. I’m a left side sleeper and the first 3 nights was great, but now I’m starting to get hip pain/pressure and lower back pain in the same spot as our warranty claim Adapt Hybrid Medium. I’m a bit nervous because when you have a warranty claim with Tempur Pedic you don’t get that 90 day return period, you’re basically stuck with what you get. It upsets me because we spent a lot of time in the bed store on this mattress to make sure this was the right mattress for us and it was, but like I said the feel from the bed store mattress and our mattress is night and day almost like we have the wrong mattress. I would really like to hear your opinion about your mattress after a week of having it.
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@@akaredcrossbow Thanks for the intel. Our mattress arrives Thursday. My wife keeps the house pretty warm so I'll let you know how it sleeps
@@willmccoy78 Thank you!
How is your bed? Does it feel different to you at all?
@@akaredcrossbow Hey. So far we've enjoyed the mattress. It has softened up over the past 2 weeks we've had it and at 203 pounds I sink in just a little. We bought the ergo 2.0 base and I love the head/foot vibration. Puts me to sleep every time.
I love this mattress except that it sleeps VERY hot! I'm still able to swap out at SleepFirst. Not sure what to do.
Excellent review. Thankyou!!!
You're welcome. Glad it was helpful!
loved it when i tried it out at the store, but wasn't really feeling after buying it. maybe i just haven't found the right position on my adjustable base. been trying to side sleep on my left side since i hear thats the best position to sleep for your organs
Excellent reviews . We can't thank you enough. Question.. How does this compare to the pro adapt in soft. .we are both side sleepers looking for pressure relief on a king bed, but are worried about the lack of edge support with the luxe adapt soft . We would love to hear your opinion between the 2. Thanks in advance. Great videos.
I'm on the fence about these two myself. Husband and I too are side sleepers. Did you purchase? If so, how is it working out?
@@marshafisch i have a cloud lux and it's great it would feel like lux adapt soft.
Excellent review
Thanks just ordered the pro breeze
Tried this mattress at the store and loved it. Any more affordable options that are comparable? Looking for the old fashioned memory foam feel.
Tempur Adapt Medium
Reviewer, what’s your weight if I may ask. I’m 5’11” 165 pounds. I’m a combo side and back will this work for me?
Does the soft Tempur-LuxeAdapt keep your spine in a good, neutral alignment when you're on your back? You mention when you're on your back on this mattress that you sink in and the mattress contours around your body, that sounds like that would be good for keeping your spine supported where it needs to be and keeping it in neutral alignment. Is that right or is contouring and sinking into the mattress not good for spinal support and neutral spinal alignment?
Colin Holdgrafer That is my question too. One would think that sinking locally at hips or while on your back would mean less spinal support and not more. Would love to have it clarified.
I purchased the firm version after returning our purple original. The firm Tempur LuxeAdapt is the most incredible mattress I've ever laid on. The firm isn't that firm, but it certainly lets you sink in. My back and shoulders love this bed. I am a side sleeper at around 200 lbs and cheap mattresses ($1200-1500) have been a huge problem. It keeps my spine aligned and my back feels significantly better on this than my other mattress.
I think it'll be too soft for back sleeping, medium firmness would be better. Anything really soft would be best for someone that's a strict side sleeper.
@Mario I’m primarily a back sleeper. So I made a mistake ordering this one??
check reddit - there are a number of complaints that people sink into these mattresses (the soft version) in a way that creates back aches
How does this mattress compare to tuft and needle mint? What about the nectar and puffy lux? I can't find comparison videos with this specific tempurpedic mattress
More of a classic memory foam feel than the mint, a bit denser memory foam than the nectar and puffy lux so will be a bit more durable.
Is there anyway to find out the densities on the memory foams. They used to be 5.3 lbs or 7 lbs.
basefoam is 5.1 lbs
The es extra soft is on the top layer with a base layer. Tempur is not like other mattresses and always gives superior back support. The firmer ones have a 5.3 the HD high density that they had on some mattresses were 7ppi density. I’ve sold them for 9 years.
@@Testeverything123 I'm about to pull the trigger on a purchase for the Adapt Luxe firm. I weigh 180 lbs but I am concerned about future permanent indentions years down the road?
@@gonzobongo6669 it’s better at not getting dips than any other mattress
Hey where did that bed frame and headboard come from?
Do you know why they don't offer this in a medium? I am having a hard time deciding between a soft and firm. I start out on my back and end up on my side, but I think it's because I am uncomfortable so I toss around in my old bed. The soft does give you that sinking feeling but I'm afraid the hard will ultimately bee too firm overall. I do wish they had a medium version of this. One salesman keeps pushing me toward the soft because I sleep on side. Any advice or comments?
I bought a medium probreeze last month and it’s too firm for me. I sleep on side and back and It hurts my hip and my back. Going to swap it for a luxadapt soft or a luxbreeze soft. I’m trying to decide which.
Steve Ledbetter did you decide on which brand? I am awaiting a LuxeAdapt Soft and I am also a combination sleeper. I sleep primarily on my back. Someone in a comment under another youtube review of LuxeAdapt Soft said he switched from his LuxeAdapt Soft to LuxeAdapt Breeze as it hurt him when he lay on his back. I’m not sure how long he had it (he sold it before buying the Breeze) as maybe he just didn’t have it long enough to adjust. I don’t know if it’s just sinks in too much for back sleepers or not. As some love it.
Debbie, I heard the LuxeBreeze Soft feels like a medium. Some exchange the LuxeAdapt Soft for a LuxeBreeze for that reason. The LuxeAdapt Soft is supposed to be a medium soft (and the Proadapt Soft a bit softer) yet some say the Luxe too soft. Others say the Luxe is supportive, with a firmer layer underneath. Did you end up buying a Tempur? If so, which one?
@@MegaFirstclass this is my fear as well -- I had the casper nova and it was too soft and it killed my lower back. I would have to get up in the middle of the night and walk around to relieve it. Never going back to that again, so I think I'm gonna go with the LuxeAdapt firm -- which is not that firm TBH. There's so much pressure relieving material in it that it feels closer to a medium. Wasn't soooo amazing on my side, but it was good, and felt really good on my back. (By the way, the firm mattresses from Tempurpedic are all concrete slabs when you first get them. It takes a few weeks to break them in because the foams are so dense / high quality)
@@jeffkoons001 how did it work out?
Do you think the Luxeadapt Soft or Firm would be better for a 340pound man.? I like how it sinks to your body. What do you recommend.?
If you're going with an all foam then the Firm. I would think you'd need a bit more support.
did you end up getting one?
Do you get your mattresses brand new or are they already "broken in"? I'm on Day 3 on mine and its so firm. Also it feels like I'm sleeping in an oven after 30-60 minutes. I don't think I'm going to give it a chance and most likely be returning it very soon.
Hey I had the heat problem with the LuxeAdapt, and changed to LuxeBreeze soft. It’s not as soft, but it is cooling and does not retain the heat like LuxeAdapt. I mean it isn’t cool, it just isn’t HoT. It starts off cool, but doesn’t retain heat.
@@jazzyflorida3757 I kept the LuxeAdapt to give it a chance. It definitely has gotten better in terms of softness and retaining heat. But at least twice a week, I wake up in the middle of the night feeling hot. I still have the sleep trial, but it just pains me that a $4k mattress can't repeal body heat.
For best spine alignment, wouldn't you want a mattress that doesn't sink in so much? I have lower back issues and trying out this luxeadapt soft and so far not liking it at all. My lower back is on fire when I wake up in the mornings. Feel i'm sinking in to low. I'm 6' around 210lbs. I'm a side sleeper so thought this would work, but maybe not. Oddly my girlfriend thinks its too hard. She's a combo sleeper and wants our old beautyrest black back. haha
Not so sure about the memory foam but see alot like it. hmm Thinking about trying the luxeadapt breeze hybrid or another brand hybrid like saatva or sterns n foster.
Try to LuxeBreeze soft, even though the name says soft it is more of a medium firm mattress from what I've heard. I am 6'2" 260 and it is the one I went with. From what I've heard (and felt in the store) the firm in the luxebreeze is not good for side sleepers, too hard. I'm still waiting for my mattress to be delivered but I would bet the luxbreeze soft would be the perfect firmness for you guys ;-), worth a try.
@@philipgonzales3 I ended up going with a mattress called Intellibed. Gives soft feel but has right firmness for best back alignment for me. I also just had back surgery and surgeon confirmed strictly memory foam mattresses are not typically the best for proper spine alignment.
@@FedoraTech Very nice. Looks like a good mattress. I'll keep them in mind for next time. Hopefully won't be for a long while but we shall see.
@@philipgonzales3 its price is quite the sticker price shock but I purchased from Mattress firm and got a healthy discount for fathers day special and they also honor military discount. I got cal king for $5100.
@@FedoraTech same price I paid for my Cal King due to the extended 4th of July sale, and exactly what I said to the salesman, that I was in sticker shock. Good thing I was able to sit/lie down somewhere close haha. Matress was $5199 for Cal King LuxeBreeze ($500 off MSRP), the adjustable base with vibration and what not was also a few $300 off at $1699. I told the salesman that after taxes and what not this is like buying a car 😱. I'm still a little unsure if I made the right decesion but we've never had a "name brand" mattress, never had a memory foam one, never had an adjustable base before, etc. I felt like my last mattress (local company pocket coil, with latex topper) was a waste of ~2K because it sagged right away within 90 days and even after swapping it for a new one the same thing happened. Lived with it for 5 years so now I guess I have to see if you truly get what you pay for. Sorry for rambling! Just felt like sharing my situation as I wait for my Cal King to come in. Of course it takes longer since it's considered a custom order.
I just bought the LuxeBreeze soft and am waiting for it to be delivered (Cali King so custom ordered), any chance you have an opinion on how the LuxeBreeze compares in terms of sinking in and bounce? I am a pretty heavy dude at 6'2" 260lbs, so hoping for not much sinking and more bouncy :-). It did feel the best to me in the store but of course that wasn't a very long test.
I think for your weight you should be on a firm at least that is what I was told regarding weights. I'm 207 lbs and they recommended a medium or soft, so I went with a soft but I think I'm gonna upgrade to a medium because I'm a stomach sleeper.
@@northofmainstreet7281 firm feels like you’re laying in plywood. It’s so uncomfortable and I’m 6ft 245 lbs myself.
It definitely sinks in and has no bounce at all.
Leonard the LuxeBreeze has no bounce?
Hi Phillip how has your experience been
I just bought it! It’s awesome
It really is a high quality mattress, glad you like it!
Still enjoying it?
Maher how is it now? Did it hold up? Am thinking of getting one soon…
@@MegaFirstclass so yea! It’s holding great and so comfortable to sleep I’m happy with it.
Maher, great to hear! Do you sleep on your back? As I’m a back sleeper primarily
Hey how anout the medium hybrid for sex and movement and side sleeping?
Does it get hot? How does it compare to the tempurbreeze line?
All memory foam traps a bit of body heat, if you tend to sleep hot I would recommend some cooling sheets, maybe linen.
Actually Tempur-Pedic has some of the best cooling on the market. This model is 1000 less than breeze model. So with that being said it sleeps cool but the breeze is best.
I got this mattress & im having some lower back pain. I just got it a couple of days ago. Is that normal?
update: I had to break it in & stop sleeping on my stomach. I love it
Thanks for the update!! As I might get one this month! Hope you still like it!
@Taiyonna oh you like it as long as you don’t sleep on your stomach?? How is it on your back??
Taiyonna sounds like you’re on the fence as then elsewhere you said it still wasn’t feeling good for you. Makes sense as these things can change on us by the minute! Plus, it depends on your sleeping position, how long you’ve had it, room temperature and weight, etc.!
You can't sleep on your stomach with the LA soft -- maybe not even with the firm.
The only thing that would sink into this temperpedic mattress was my poor hip bones. I wake up with severe hip/lower spine pain with this bed. I hope the pain isn't permanent. I tried returning it but temperpedic is stalling. I guess i lost $4,000. Im now sleeping on a $500 spring mattress, and the temperpedic is collecting dust in the basement.
I’ve had this mattress for about 5 days now. I’m a side sleeper and the hip and lower back pains are starting for me, mainly bad hip pressure/pains. First couple of days I slept very well. Do you still have this mattress? If so did your body get used to the bed?
Thank You.
@@akaredcrossbow As i said in my original text. The temperpedic is in my basement and i never sleep on it. I would never purposely put my back through that pain again by sleeping on a temperpedic mattress.
@@johnnyeas1431 how long did you have it for before the pain started and for you to contact Tempur Pedic. Why won’t TempurPedic exchange or refund your money?
If it was me and they were stalling I would put heavy weights on it and let the weights sink into the bed until it makes an impression and file a warranty claim. With a warranty claim you can upgrade or downgrade for the right mattress that works for you instead of letting $4,300 sit in the basement.
@@akaredcrossbow i appreciate the advice. But I've got better things to do then take temperpedic to court. I've moved on.
@akaredcrossbow is the bed still hurting you? As am likely gonna switch from the painful medium hybrid to this one…
Is the zipper cover mashing washable?
If so can you explain how to do it. Thanks
They keep saying that their mattress material was developed by NASA. NASA has a billion dollar budget, I don't so no thanks.
Its a crap product that failed within 5 years of purchase. Their warranty is garbage, like the product. Don't fall for it. Do your homework on this company and read the complaints. I wasn't the only one that was taken by them.
God dam man a bed is 4 grand??
There's a store in my hometown called Dream Sleep & they have beds that range from $3,000 all the way to $150,000
Hastens has a bed for 400,000! 😮 The cheapest they’ve had is 10,000. But you can buy one for 150,000, or 34,000, or 50,000, etc! They are designer organic beds that come in checkered colors of your choosing.
It's too much, but once you burn through the trial periods of these 2000 dollar mattresses that sink in the middle from day one, you can be reduced to spending crazy money for sleep. If it works, it works. I'm paying mine off in installments.
Tempur Pedic is a rip off. I brought their Lux Adapt with their Ergo Smart Base. The mattress feels good, but it doesnt feel like 11,500$ They will also not refund the smart base (which was 4,000) and the mattress has a 175 $ shipping fee because they dont have their own semi fleet. “They said its a “white glove delivery”, but there are no white gloves. Tempur Pedic is just an over advertised, overhyped and priced mattress brand that relies on trapping you with their shit.