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Delight the Full
Moon on the Bed Awake
may I practice? Oh, shoot. I actually need to review the Full
Moon Mattress first. Can you come back in an hour?
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Full Moon Mattresses are made by Goodmorningcom and they're sold
at incredible prices. But to really understand what this bed is about,
we're going to need to look at its construction. So the Full Moon Mattress
is eight inches tall and it's surrounded by this thin stretchy
cover. It feels very breathable. I don't anticipate it trapping
heat, but underneath that is your comfort layer.
This is made out of gel, memory foam, and gel is
used in mattresses a lot and for good reason. First of all,
it creates nice body contouring. It has a slow
moving feel, and it helps pull heat away
from the body. So if you tend to sleep hot at night, this should help.
Underneath this, you have your support layer. This is made
with a higher density foam so that you can sink into
the top layer, but still get some nice lumbar support where you need it.
It's especially helpful when you're back sleeping. Here at Mattress Clarity,
we always pay close attention to foam mattress, firmness level and
feel. So let's start first by talking about its firmness.
Now, first of all, let me explain our firmness scale to
you. It goes from one to ten, with six and a half being the
industry standard for medium firms. This bed feels more
like a six out of ten on our firmness scale, so it's a little bit
softer than average. But again, this is a subjective opinion.
If you're taller or a little bit heavier than me, you might think that this
feels even softer because this memory foam really compresses.
So you'll gently sink into it a bit more. But speaking of
the phone, let's see what this feels like. So you can see when I press
my hand into it, it takes a little bit of
time for it to snap back into place. It's definitely not the most responsive
material I've ever seen, and whenever I rest on it,
I really feel it contouring my lower back and I gently sink
into it. Got a note though, because you sink into this
bed, it's a little bit difficult to move around on top of it.
So if you have any mobility issues at all, this is something to keep in
mind. But one other test we like to do, they're handy
squash ball here. So I'm going to drop it from shoulder height and
we're going to see how much it bounces. So you'll see that it really
doesn't get a lot of height here. That's pretty typical because it's not super
responsive. So again, a little bit tricky to move
around on this bed. We've also got to see what the bed feels like
in different sleeping positions. So when I'm resting on my back,
honestly, for me, I just need a little bit more support.
I'm about an average weight person, and I feel my lower
back sinking in a bit. It's okay for a quick nap,
but I think over time I would just need something with a bit more support.
It's better suited for lightweight side sleepers, for sure. Moving over to
my side, it feels pretty good. There's a little bit of pressure build up
on my shoulders, but overall, for me, the full moon
works best as a side sleepers. Moving to my stomach, however,
not a great pick for me. This bed just isn't quite firm enough for stomach
sleeping. It could work if you're a small child or if you're really
lightweight. But generally, if you're a stomach sleeper, you want to find
something that is at least a seven and a half or higher on
our firmness scale. Here, foam mattress clarity. We combine our own
subjective opinions with objective tests, just like
the pressure map right here. So watch closely as
I rest on my backside and stomach. On top of this pressure
map on your screen, you'll see everything from blue,
which means no pressure all the way to red, which means high pressure.
So if you see a lot of Orange and red in one area, it's a
good indication that that mattress maybe won't be great in that sleeping
position.
If you share a bed with a partner, you also want to make sure that
your bed has great motion isolation. What this means is
that if you're resting on one side of the bed and your partner gets in
on the other and they start switching sleeping positions, are you going to
feel that movement on your side of the bed? Well, one way we test this
is with a simple glass of water wash as I press my hand
into the surface area around it. If you see a lot of movement happening in
the glass, it's a good indication that it doesn't isolate motion well.
So let's see here. The water is hardly moving
at all, so it's doing a great job of keeping that motion in place,
and that's to be expected. All cheap mattress tend to isolate
motion really well. Full moon is no exception,
but let's not just test it with a glass of water. Let's also see
what it's like in real life. I'm going to get in on one side of
the bed, and Robbie, our video producer here, is going to get in
on the other. And as he switched sleeping positions and moved
around, I really didn't notice that on my side of the bed.
So it's a great pick. If You Share a Bed with a Partner Another
thing you want to think about if you share a bed with a partner is
foam mattress edge support. And this sounds exactly what it sounds
like. If you're sitting or lying near the side of the bed, are you going
to feel supported or are you going to feel like you might roll off or
bottom out? Well, as you can see on this bed, I do think through
it quite a bit. So there's a slow moving
memory foam at the top. I kind of just go straight through it.
If you're a larger person than me, you might even think in a bit more.
But let's see what it's like When I'm lying down on this mattress.
So, yeah, similar story. I can especially notice
it along my knees here, right near my elbow.
Anywhere that there's a lot of pressure, it is going to sink through quite a
bit. But again, this isn't a huge priority for every
person. It's just something to keep in the back of your mind, Especially if you
share a bed with a partner. Now I'll go over some of the pros and
cons of the full moon mattress, Starting with the good stuff.
First of all, this is a great pick if you are on a tight budget.
Full moon makes some of the most affordable mattresses out there.
So if you're low on dough, this is a good way to go.
Also, the full moon mattress works really well for lightweight people.
This is a bit of a thinner mattress with a more simple construction.
So if you're a lightweight person, you'll get the balance of comfort and support
that you need. Another great thing about this bed Is that it's super lightweight
and easy to unbox. You'll probably still need a friend to help you, but you're
not going to have to worry about straining a muscle or anything Whenever you get
it set up. And of course, we have to talk about the cons of
the full moon mattress. This bed is not well suited for
heavier folks. You might find yourself bottoming out on this
bed Because it's a bit thinner. So if you're a little bit heavier, you'll need
something more supportive. Also, the full moon mattress doesn't
work super well for most stomach sleepers. Similarly, like I said
before, It's just not quite firm enough. And also the
full moon mattress Isn't as durable as other beds.
When you're shopping for a new mattress, It's always super smart to read the
fine print. So here's some important information to consider if you're
buying the full moon mattress. First of all, they do offer free shipping
and free return. They have a 129 solutions
tile period and a 15 year warranty.
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