Hey, guys. Marten here for Mattress Clarity. If you're looking for a
high-quality hybrid mattress, you've come to the right video.
Because today we're talking about the Leesa Hybrid. We're going to take a look
at its construction. My experience with it, who it's a good fit for
and who it's not a good fit for. Let's get started.
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in the description below. So as the name suggests,
Leesa Hybrid comes from Leesa, producer of some very high quality
mattress. They now have four mattress models. The Leesa Hybrid
is one of their more popular models. Now, what exactly is a
hybrid mattress? Basically, it means it has supportive coils and
some more comfortable foams on top of that. How exactly does it all work?
Let's find out right now. So now let's take a look at the construction of
Leesa Hybrid Mattress. First off, it's going to be eleven inches thick,
starting on top and then working our way down. We have a thin breathable
cover. Allows for some nice air flow to the top of the mattress.
Top layer here is a layer of responsive Poly foam.
He has some really good bounce to it. It is also ventilated for airflow.
Below that, a layer of memory foam kind of has more of that
slow moving feel. Below that, you're going to have a layer of polyfoam,
and then you're going to have your supportive coils here as well. And a small
layer of polyfoam on the bottom here for everything to rest on.
So what does all that mean? Well, first off, speaking of breathability
and cooling, should be quite a breathable mattress with the breathable
cover. Ventilation here with the top layer of polyfoam and some
room for airflow with the coils should be a good match for hot sleepers in
that respect. Also, just looking at durability as well
should be quite durable mattress with the coils. High density foams
should last for between seven and ten years. And now let's
talk about firmness and feel. In terms of firmness, I thought the Leesa
Hybrid was close to a six and a half out of ten, about medium in
terms of firmness. You have some soft layers on top, more supportive
layers beneath that also get about medium in terms of firmness.
Now, speaking of feel, more of a kind of bouncy, responsive feel
overall, you know, soft foams on top, but you can see they
bounce back into place very quickly. Test out the bounce
of the mattress. We got our ball here. Watch this. It's a
pretty good bounce here in the mattress. Lets me know
it's easy to move around on the Leesa Hybrid mattress. So now let's talk
about how I feel in different sleeping positions on Leesa Hybrid mattress.
Starting off my back, a fantastic match for me.
A great balance of comfort and support. My hips sinking is the right amount.
Good lumbar support, good overall support from the coils.
Moving to my side. Not a bad match for me, but I am a heavier
person. I'm pressing pretty far into the mattress, feeling a little bit of
pressure on my shoulders and my hips. If you're lightweight or
medium weight, under 250 pounds should be a great match for side sleeping.
However, moving to my stomach is about medium in terms of firmness.
Not quite firm enough for me. When I'm on my stomach, I'm definitely blowing
in and I'm getting out of alignment. So here at Mattress Clarity, we like to
mix subjective opinions and objective tests. And one of those tests is
the pressure map. So I lie down on my back, side, and stomach.
You see anywhere from blue for no pressure all the way up to red for
high pressure. Now pay close attention to my side sleeping results, specifically
on my shoulders and my hips. Let's get started.
If you sleep with a partner, you also want to think about motion transfer.
Basically lying down on one side of the mattress and your partners around on the
other side, are you going to feel that motion or not? Now test out
the motion transfer on the lease a hybrid place a glass of water here in
the center. You can see the water and
the glass are disturbed.
It's not too surprising. Right on top, you do have some more responsive foam.
There is memory foam in the mattress at the same time,
but not the best handling of motion transfer during this test. Now I
also lay down on one side of the mattress, Danny moved around on the other
side, changed positions, got in and out of bed. I felt some of his movements
transferred to my side of the mattress. Sleep with a partner or you
like sleeping towards the edge of the mattress. You also want to think about
edge support base. If you're sitting down or lying down at the edge of your
mattress, do you feel secure or more roll off and onto the
floor? So here I'm sitting down at the edge of the Leesa Hybrid mattress. I'm
actually not collapsing too much. The coils are definitely holding up my weight.
I feel secure enough to lean over and tie my shoes. Now lying
down this mattress, you can see I can lie pretty close to the
edge here. I can roll around. The edge is not collapsing too much under my
weight. I definitely feel secure in this position. And now let's talk about the
pros who I think the Leesa Hybrid might be a good fit for first
stop. I think it's a great choice for bat sleepers. Again, a very good balance
of comfort and support. Support of the coils, nice comfort of the top foam
layers as well. It's also I think a good choice for
hot sleepers with the coils, a lot of room for airflow,
a breathable top layer of foam, a breathable cover. Overall,
you shouldn't be overheating on this mattress. And last but
not least, if you prefer more of a responsive, bouncy mattress,
that's definitely what you get with the Leesa Hybrid. So the coils are bound to
the top. Foam layers are bouncy as well. Makes it very easy to move around
on the Leesa Hybrid. So now let's talk about the cons who I think the
Leesa Hybrid might not be the best fit for. First off, probably not
the best choice for stomach sleepers. It is a medium, firm mattress.
You might not get enough support under your hips, you might bow in and get
out of alignment. It's also not a good choice if you prefer more of
a slow moving memory foam feel like to lie down on your mattress and
slowly sink in. It's not really what you get with the Leesa Hybrid is more
bouncy and responsive. And last but not least, speaking of price,
right now it's around $1,700 for a Queen size. A very good deal for
what you're getting, but it might be outside of some people's price range.
If you're taking a look at Leesa Hybrid mattress, you might want to know
how it compares to one of its major competitors, the Casper Hybrid.
Let's do that right now. So first off, there are some similarities between these
mattresses in their construction. They're both hybrid mattresses, as the name
suggests. They have supportive coils and then foam on top of that.
The main difference in terms of construction can be found in the second layer of
the Casper. It is zoned. It's a zoned support system.
Basically, it's firmer towards the center, softer towards the head and foot of
the mattress. This makes the Casper Hybrid feel firmer, more supportive
when you're back and stomach sleeping and more comfortable, more pressure
relieving when you're on your side. Now, you don't have that zoning
in Leesa Hybrid mattress. Speaking of feel,
very similar, more of a bouncy, responsive feel with both mattresses.
Speaking of, firmness, we found the Leesa Hybrid to be a little bit softer than
the Casper hybrid mattress. Lastly, speaking of price,
the Casper Hybrid does cost less than the Leesa Hybrid,
So who should get one and who should get the other? In terms of who
should get Leesa Hybrid Mattress I think a better option between the
two for side sleepers and fans of something a little bit softer.
Now, the Casper Hybrid should work better for back sleepers who need more lumbar
support and also those who want to save money on their mattress.
So the Leesa Hybrid is a bed in a box mattress. It's going to come
to your house in a cardboard box. So how do you unbox it? Well,
it's easy to follow these instructions. First off, ask a friend
for help. The box can be quite heavy. You don't want to hurt or strain
yourself. So bring that box inside and then into your bedroom.
Open up the top of the box and take out your rolled up mattress.
Place this on your framer foundation then slowly,
carefully cut through the layers of plastic. You don't want to damage your brand
new mattress. Then give it about 24 hours to off gas and expand
and you're good to go so I'm going to give you some additional information with
Leesa Hybrid Mattress. First off it comes with free shipping and returns
a 100 night sleep trial a ten year warranty. They offer
other mattress models, accessories and financing as well. Now if you
are interested in purchasing Leesa Hybrid mattress, head over to
mattress clarity for some great coupons. In the end I think the Lisa
hybrid is a great match for back sleepers. Fans are more responsive mattress
and hot sleepers as well. That's about it. If you start looking for
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