Oh, hey, neighbor. Thanks for stopping by. You are right on time.
So getting ready to take a look at the Loom and Leaf mattress. A very
luxury, memory foam mattress. I've tried a lot memory foam mattresses
and honestly, they all kind of run together. This one is unique and
very nice. So we're going to take a look at it and see if it's
the right fit for your situation. Also, be a good neighbor.
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So now let's take a look at the construction of this luxury, memory foam
mattress. We're going to start off on top and then work our way down.
So first off, as the cover says, we have organic cotton covers, so it
is going to be breathable, soft and hypoallergenic as well. It is tufted
and quilted with circumference foam. Kind of creates a pillow top
look on top of the mattress. Also, towards the center of
this layer, some more foam for more lumbar support. So a good
match for back sleepers and those with back pain in that respect.
Below that, you're going to have another spinal cooling gel layer,
firmer towards, again, the center of the mattress for more lumbar support and
going to help promote cooling in this memory foam mattress. Below that, you're
going to have your main comfort layer, a thick layer of gel infused memory
foam. The gel is going to help with cooling. It is that very slow
moving memory foam, so it kind of has that quick, Sandy feel overall.
Beneath that, a layer of high density memory foam. So you're going to add a
nice comfort and a nice support to the top of the mattress.
Below that, another layer of foam. You're going to have a layer of transition
foam. And as the name suggests, this is going to transition you from the top
layers down to the firmer support layers beneath. Now, with this layer,
you can choose the firmness of the transition foam, so you're going to have the
firmer. One is going to make it a firm mattress, but we have the relaxed
sperm here, so it's a little bit softer in our model. Finally,
on the bottom, a very thick layer of support foam. Very durable
and as the name suggests, supportive as well. If you're looking for
a new mattress, you do want to think about firmness and feel. Take a look
at the firmness and feel of the Loom, and Leaf mattress here. First off, in terms
of firmness, I thought it was close to a six and a half out of
ten, about medium in terms of firmness. I can press my hand in,
but not too far. You also have a lumbar area here at the center to
actually make it firmer under the lumbar area. So firmer when you're on your
back and a little bit softer when you're on your side. Now, speaking of feel,
definitely has a slow moving memory foam feel.
In fact, one of the slowest memory foam mattresses that I have ever review
again. Pressing my hand in takes a few
seconds to reform. Definitely that quick sandy memory foam feel that I
personally love testing out the bounce though, with this mattress and a
cross ball here pretty much
dies on top of the mattress. Not too surprising with a memory foam mattress like
the Loom and Leaf. So now let's talk about how I feel in different sleeping
positions when I'm on the Loom and Leaf mattress. Starting off
back sleeping. A really good balance of comfort and support. Again, close to
a six and a half out of ten. Really perfect for you back sleepers out
there extra lumbar support in this mattress as well.
Overall support and great comfort from the top layers of foam.
Overall a very nice match for back sleeping. Moving to my
side. Also really great for side sleeping. At first
it feels kind of firm because it is very high density memory foam.
But when you're lying on your side just for a little bit, it softens
up. Really cradles your shoulders and your hips. I feel great side sleeping
on the Loom and Leaf mattress. Moving to my stomach,
it might be just a little bit too soft for me. Even with that extra
lumbar support in the mattress. My hips are going in a little bit and
getting out of alignment. I think some exception should probably go for the
firmer option overall. So I've been giving my personal take on the
Loom and Leaf mattress. I wanted to give an objective take. Let's turn
to technology. That's right, we're going to use the pressure map.
So basically, I put the pressure map on this mattress. I lie down
on my backside and stomach. You see anywhere from blue for no pressure all
the way up to bed for high pressure, which is a no no. So on
my back, there some really good blue across my body. A little
bit of green on my butt. Not too surprised. A little bit of red as
well. Probably some bunching up of the pressure map. So now we're looking at my
side sleeping results here. And these are really important because you don't
want any pressure build up on your shoulders and your hips when you're side
sleeping. And this is looking really good to me right now. I'm just seeing
some yellow and some green on my shoulders and my hips. It is a good
mattress for side sleepers. No red on those areas, so it should be a good
match for you as well. Mattress for side sleepers and finally moving
to my stomach here. Again, this is really about important for pressure relief,
but just looking at it all the same. Some nice even blue across most of
the mattress. And also under my ribcage there.
It's a little bit of green. Not too surprising if you sleep with a partner.
You also want to think about motion transfer. That basically means if you're
lying down on one side of the mattress, your partner was around on the other
side. Are you going to feel that motion or not? Now, to test
out the motion transfer on this mattress by myself here, I'm going to
use a glass of water. I place the center in the center of the mattress
here, and I kind of pushing the other areas, trying to make disturbance
and you can see it's disturbed just a little
bit, but not too bad. Overall, compared to other mattresses
that I've tested, this is a memory foam mattress and memory foam is great,
absorbing a lot of that motion. Now another test I like to
do is I lie down on one side of the mattress and someone was around
on the other side, kind of trying to disturb that side of the mattress,
but I wanted to show you that. But we're here by ourselves. I wish
there was someone here to actually help me out.
Hey, Lisa. Hey, Martin. I thought I'd stop by. Do you need help testing
any mattresses? Your timing is actually impeccable. Come on in.
If you sleep with a partner or you just like sleeping towards the edge of
the mattress, you do want to think about edge support. It basically means
if you're lying down or sitting near the edge of a mattress, do you feel
secure or looking to roll off and onto the floor? So you
can see I'm sitting down near the edge of the loom and leaf. And even
being a kind of soft memory foam mattress is definitely holding up
my weights. I'm a larger guy. Don't feel going to fall off of this mattress
when I'm sitting down. Now, lying down on this mattress, you can see
I'm lying very close to the edge here. I'm rolling around near the edge,
not collapsing too much under my weight. I feel very secure in this position.
So I was just thinking that I am a larger guy. I'm £270 and
you definitely want to think about your body weight when you're shopping for a
mattress. Thankfully, Elissa is already here to help us out to talk about
her experience with the Loom and Leaf. Tell her neighbor what you thought.
Well, for me, the Loom and Leaf was just slightly firmer.
I thought it was more of a seven out of ten and that makes sense
because I'm a bit smaller, so I don't compress that comfort layer as much.
But it still felt really comfortable in all three sleeping positions.
For me, when I'm resting on my back, I get that nice lower back
support that I need. And when I move over to my side, I still
get some excellent pressure review thanks to that nice tufted pillow top.
And I even felt well supported when I was resting on my stomach.
So if you're like me and more of a petite person, this mattress should be
a great fit as well. Thanks so much,
Alyssa. I appreciate it. You're welcome. I'm going to go off to my and or
lesson. Bye, neighbor. So now let's talk about the pros
and who. I think this mattress might be a good fit for these apply to
you, they might be a good match for you. So first off, if mattress for
side sleepers, this is going to be a great choice.
Specifically, this relaxed, firm version. Really nice
pressure. At least you feel very little pressure on your shoulders and your
hips. I definitely felt that way. And you should too. It's also
a good option. I think if you're looking for more of a kind of luxury
memory foam option, that is definitely Loom. Loom, Loom, Loom and Leaf
Mattress Review Deluxe luxury memory foam mattress. Very nice design,
kind of has that kind of hotel loom and Leaf. So if you like that,
I think you're going to love the Loom and Leaf Leaf. And lastly, do you deal with
back pain? If you do, this could be a really good option for you.
Really great lumbar support, a good balance of comfort and support overall,
and good contouring as well. If you deal with back pain. Take a look
at the Loom and Leaf. So now let's talk about the cons who I think this
mattress might not be the best fit for. If these apply to you, the Lewin
Leaf might not be the best match for you. First, I'm looking for more affordable
mattress. Overall. This might be outside of your price range.
It's close to $2,000 for a Queen size, a very good deal for what you're
getting, but it might be outside of your price range. Also, I think you're
looking for a more responsive bounty mattress. That's not really
what you get with the A Loom and Leaf. Again, it has more of that slow moving
memory foam feel. If you like that good fit. If you don't private
look elsewhere. And last but not least, if you sleep strictly on your
stomach, you might want to look at the firm version of this mattress or
a firmer mattress overall. So now I want to talk to you about the fine
print of the Loom and Leaf mattress. You definitely want to take a look at that
fine print when you're looking at a new mattress. First off, this mattress does
come with free shipping returns and free white glove delivery. That means
the delivery guys will come in, set it up for you, take the Hassle out
of the whole situation. Also, you get 180 night sleep
trial. That basically means you have 180 nights to try it out for yourself.
Sounds a great match for you. Send it back free of charge.
Last but not Leaf. If you do decide to keep it for a longer amount
of time, a 15 year warranty, a very long competitive warranty.
So let's do a little bit of comparison shopping. Let's compare the Loom and Leaf
to the Saatva mattress, another popular mattress from the same company.
So first off, there are some major construction differences with
the Loom and Leaf a classic memory foam mattress and all foam
mattress. With the Saatva, it is an inner spring mattress so it features coils.
It's definitely a bouncy or mattress with the Loom and Feaf over here, definitely
more of that slow moving memory foam feel. Now, in terms of
firmness, you do have firmness options with both, you get three firmness options
for the Saatva and two firmness options for the Loom and Leaf
and a big difference is going to be price. Most of the time the Saatva
is going to cost less than the Loom and Leaf leaf. So who should get one?
Who should get the other? Well, if you definitely want more of a memory foam
feel and you want something a little bit, maybe more Deluxe, take a look at
this mattress. But if you want more of a bouncy inner spring feel, you want
to save a little bit of money, take a look at the Saatva.
So now I want to answer some of the most frequently asked questions about this
mattress. Let's get down to basics. One of the big questions about this mattress
is is it a good match for heavy people and I can
attest I'm a larger guy, I'm 270 pounds not a bad match
for me, especially as a back sleeper and a side sleeper.
Now if you're over 300 pounds you might want to look for a mattress made specifically
for heavier people so simply check out the Saatva HD.
Now another question people ask about this mattress is can
you flip it? You can flip this mattress but you shouldn't.
It's only designed to lie one way support layers on
the bottom and the comfort layers on the top. And the last question a lot
of people ask about the Lumen leaf mattress. How long will it last?
Now I can't see into the future but looking at these
materials in this mattress should last for, I think, over ten years.
Well, thanks for stopping by, neighbor and don't forget to head over to mattress
clarity for more indepth reviews and money saving coupons. We'll see you next
time.