Hey guys. Marten here from Mattress Clarity. If you're looking for a hybrid
mattress with a great balance of comfort and support, you have come to the right
video. Today we're talking about Leesa Original Hybrid mattress.
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.
So now let's talk about the construction and other details you need to know at
the Lessa Original Hybrid Mattress. Starting off with the construction. First
off, on top, you have a twill fabric cover, very thin breathable and
soft. Beneath that, you have the main comfort layer. It's going to be
soft. Memory foam got some great pressure relief. Also a little bit responsive
as well, so bounces back into place pretty quickly.
Now, beneath that, you're going to have a layer of responsive polyfoam. See a
thicker layer there, acting as a transition layer. So you're not going to bottom
out on this mattress. Moving down to the main support layer, you're going
to have pocketed coils, very supportive and breathable as well.
And on the bottom, a thin layer of high density Polyfoam. As for
policies, you get a 100 night sleep trial with this mattress, a ten
year warranty and free shipping, and returns. The Leesa Original
Hybrid is a bed in the box mattress. It's going to come to your house
in a cardboard box and in my experience, super easy to unbox.
I definitely would ask a friend for help, like I did with Tony. Helps
move it into the bedroom, take it out of the box, unrolled. It took about
two minutes. Overall, a pretty easy experience, all told. So now let's
talk about firmness and feel and sleeping positions. First off,
speaking of firmness, it's close to a six and a half out of ten,
about medium in terms of firmness, those top foam layers are
quite soft. The coils are firmer. Altogether about a medium firmness.
Now speaking of feel, definitely has more of a responsive hybrid feel.
Overall, the coils make it quite bouncy. Get a little bit of that
foam feel right on top, but overall, very responsive.
Now, speaking of sleeping position, starting on my back, an excellent
match for me. Again, a medium firmness, good lumbar support,
good overall support and some decent contouring as well. Moving to my
side, I am a larger person, so I'm pressing pretty far into the mattress,
putting a little bit of pressure on my shoulders and my hips. If you're lighter
than me, under 270 pounds, definitely a better match for you than it is for
me. Moving to my stomach. Again, a medium firm mattress. Not quite firm
enough for me. When I'm in this position, my hips are bowing in a little
bit and I am getting out of alignment. Hey all.
Elisa here to offer a different perspective.
I am five foot three, much shorter than Marten, and actually I
did have a very different experience on the Leesa mattress.
For me, this bed feels a touch firmer than medium
firm, coming in around seven out of ten. It feels really
comfy when I'm resting on my back because I get that lumbar support that I
need moving onto my side. It's still pretty comfy though.
In my own personal preferences. I would like something just
a touch softer so I can get a bit more pressure relief along my shoulders.
This is a great pick for me while I'm stomach sleeping though because
I do get that support under my hip that I need. If you sleep with
the partners, two things you want to think about it's. Motion transfer and edge
support. Now speaking of motion transfer, this mattress performed quite well.
Place a glass of water on top, pushing the other areas. Not too much disturbance
in the water. I also lay down on one side of the mattress.
Robin moved around on the other side. His movement did not transfer to my
side of the mattress. Too much handling motion transfer very well.
Speaking of edge support, when I'm sitting and lying down to the edge of the
Leesa original hybrid, it is very secure so I'm not going to roll off
or onto the floor. When you're shopping for a new mattress,
price is always a major consideration. Let's take a look at the price
of this mattress right now. So at full price, around $1,300
for a Queen size. But there are some great discounts and we have some
amazing coupons in YouTube description below. So now let's talk about the pros
and cons of who should get this mattress and who shouldn't get this mattress.
First off, speaking of pros, a great match for back sleepers.
A good balance of comfort and support, hip sticking the right amount and
good overall supports. Also good match for hot sleepers
with a coil, a lot of room for airflow and some breathable foams right on
top of the mattress. Now lastly, a very good match for a
responsive mattress overall with the coil or responsive foams
right on top. Very easy to move around on Leesa Original
Hybrid Mattress. But speaking of cons, if you are a stomach sleeper. I
probably look elsewhere definitely for a firmer mattress overall.
Also, if you're a heavier side sleeper like me, probably find
a softer mattress or a mattress made just for heavy people.
Last, if you like more of a slow moving memory foam feel overall
with your mattress, you're not going to get that here. With the Leesa original
hybrid, it does feature memory foam but overall more of a responsive mattress.
In the end, I think the Leesa original hybrid is a great match for
back sleepers, hot sleepers and those who like more of a responsive mattress
overall, that's about it. If you want more information about
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