Here in Mattress Clarity, we're big fans of boxes.
Why? Because they hold our favorite pastry. Oh yum! Hey!
In hockey, boxes are places where players get two minutes to
think about the penalty they just committed. Hey, ref!
Check your phone. You missed a few calls. Boxes deliver mattresses
that are a great way to get a wonderful night's rest. Get comfy
we're going to deliver our ten favorite bed in a box mattresses.
If you're like me, you don't just sleep in one position as the night goes
on. I tend to switch between my back and my side. So you'd
say you're not boxed in at night, right? Ba dum ding!
Casper is a great pick for combination sleepers because their mattresses
contain a unique zoned support system. This means it
feels firmer in the center and softer near the head and
the foot, so whether you're resting on your back or your side, you should
maintain a good neutral alignment throughout the night. Another thing I love
about this mattress is that it contains a proprietary Airscape foam.
Unlike memory foam, this material has tiny holes throughout,
so it is super breathable and it's a great pick if you're a hot sleeper.
Some people love it when they have a variety of options to pick from,
like figuring out what book to read next. Oooh. Hmmm.
We love Helix because they have a variety of options of mattresses to pick
from on their website, but to match you with their perfect mattress,
they have a quiz. But amongst all of their choices, the Helix
Midnight is a safe bet to go with. This mattress comes in at a
seven out of ten on our firmness scale, which is just half a point higher
than the industry standard of medium firm. It's going to have a great balance of
comfort and support where sturdy coils at the bottom and a thick comfort
layer at the top. It's going to be a great pick for back and side
sleepers because of this. Back sleepers are going to get a great amount
of body contouring with that comfort layer and support from the
coils, while side sleepers are going to get a great amount of pressure relief
from that thick comfort layer full of memory foam. So their shoulders and their
hips should be perfect on this mattress. Finally, you just won't sleep
hot on a Helix Midnight. It's got coils at the bottom to promote
tons of airflow, and it's got a thin breathable cover on
the outside. You keep going. I'm catching up for book clubs.
Oh, I'm done. But I've already finished that chapter. Well, good for
you.
Fans of firm mattresses. Listen up. The DreamCloud might
be the bed for you. This bed comes in at seven and a half out
of ten on our firmness scale, which is a whole point higher than the
industry standard for medium firms. We especially love this mattress for heavier
folks because it's super supportive and it won't sag as time goes
on. And it's a good pick for stomach sleepers because you're
not going to sink into that comfort layer too much. You can maintain that
good neutral alignment and avoid some lower back pain.
Plus, this mattress is a very good value. It's a
much more cost efficient than other bed on the market.
As a heavy person, I am always looking for mattresses that can support my body
type and my fellow heavy people. I think you should look at the WinkBeds
mattress. This has a variety of firmness options, but I want to talk about its
luxury firm. This is going to be a bit firmer than medium
firm, making it a great pick for heavier back sleepers around 230
to 300 pounds. And the way it supports your body is in its construction.
It's got tall, supportive coils and its support system. And for comfort,
you'll find a plush Eurostyle pillow top. You also won't sleep too
hot on a WinkBeds mattress. It's got a cooling pencil cover on the outside,
and you'll find some gel memory foam running underneath that pillow
top. And with coils, you're just going to have room for tons of airflow.
Side sleepers need tons of pressure relief, especially along
the shoulders and hips. If you fall into this category, you might want to check
out Nectar. This mattress has a classic medium firm feel,
and it creates a lot of that slow moving memory foam comfort.
You're going to get lots of body contouring on this mattress, but what's great
about this bed is that it's infused with gel, so it helps dissipate
heat. It also isolates motion really well.
So if you share a bed with a partner, this is a great choice.
Did you know that mattresses with coils can come and compress inside a box?
No, they can't. They totally can. And our
favorite hybrid mattress that combines coils and foam
and comes in the box is the Birch by Helix. This mattress is a seven
out of ten on our firmness scale, which is just a little bit firmer than
medium firm. It's going to be a great pick for back and stomach sleepers.
You're going to find Talalay latex in foam mattress comfort layer, which is
a little bit more responsive than traditional memory foam. And with coils
at the bottom, this is just going to be a very bouncy and responsive mattress.
You also are not going to sleep hot on the Birch mattress
because it's got those coils, but the tall latex is
ventilated, which promotes lots of airflow. And on the outside
you've got an organic cotton cover, which is super breathable.
Eco-conscious shoppers will love this eco-friendly mattress. Tony.
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Fans of soft mattresses will flip over the Layla.
Get it? Flip because it's a flippable mattress. Okay.
Anyway, we're going to specifically focus on the soft side of
the mattress here. This one comes in at a six out of ten on a
firmness scale, so it creates tons of pressure relief. It also creates a
nice slow moving memory foam feel,
but you don't have to worry about it trapping heat because Layla mattress are
infused with copper to help pull heat away from the body. Plus this
antimicrobial extra perk there, and it's got a fancy thing called
thermal gel infused in the cover, so you really should not worry
about overheating on the Layla.
Sometimes you just want to rest on a cloud like fluffy
Puffy all-foam mattress. Oh yeah, Puffy. They have a
mattress, too, and here's why. It's our favorite all foam mattress.
It's a seven out of ten on our firmness scale, which is just a little
bit firmer than medium firm, but with three layers of foam in this mattress,
you're still going to feel like you're on a cloud. Most memory foam mattresses
will trap heat, but the weather report says that the puffy is going
to be relatively cool. It's got a cooling cover on the outside,
and the two comfort layers at the top have different things going on. The top
foam layer has a gel infusion in it, which will pull heat away from
your body, while the layer underneath that has some temperature regulation
properties which will dissipate that heat. So you will sleep cool
on this cloud like mattress.
There's a lot to love about latex mattresses. They're responsive,
they're durable, and they're super cooling. If these are things
you're looking for, check out GhostBed. This mattress feels a bit
firmer than average, coming in at eight out of ten on
our firmness scale. This means it works especially well for heavier
back sleepers and stomach sleepers. And because it has a layer
of gel infused memory foam underneath, this mattress should not
trap heat at all. So great pick If you're a hot sleeper.
Beds in a box can help cut out the middle man and save you a
little bit of money. And our favorite affordable bed in a box mattress is the
Allswell mattress. Even Queens will run you less than
$400, but I can assure you low price does not equal
low quality. This mattress is a classic medium firm feel,
making it a great pick for back sleepers and some lightweight stomach sleepers.
It's going to have a very bouncy feel because of coils at the bottom,
but it's got a comfort layer that will provide great body contouring and
comfort. Speaking of that comfort layer, it's got charcoal and copper running
throughout the foam to really pull heat away from your body, so you should not
sleep hot on the Allswell mattress.
Still got questions. Don't worry, we got answers for you. One question I get
asked all the time is how long does a bed in a box
mattress last? Now, some people think that these beds
are low quality and won't last very long, but the truth is,
all of the beds that we mentioned on our list today should last you at
least ten years. Second question, Where can I try a
bed in a box mattress? Most beds in a box come to you directly from
the retailer so you can't really test them out in store. But don't
worry the majority of these companies come with a sleep trial meaning you can
test out the mattress from the comfort of your own home. Within that sleep
trial you'll be able to test it out and figure out if it works for
you. If it doesn't, you'll be able to return it and oftentimes
for a full refund. Final question what is the best bed in
a box mattress? Well, if you need a whole in-depth
review we just gave that to you so you can rewrite this video but for
a quick recap Casper is a great pick if you deal with back pain
but if you're looking for an especially firm mattress, DreamCloud is
the way to go. Looking for something that has both soft and firm
side? Check out Layla. Well, we hope you guys learned a
little something today. Did you know that vanilla extract
contains Beaver poop? If you want to learn about
mattresses you can head over mattress clarity.com.
See you guys next time.