![]() ![]() Foam models, on the other hand, should last around five years or more. Steel coils help prevent lumps and sags, making the hybrid Tempur-Pedic mattresses last around eight years or longer. The most durable Tempur-Pedic mattress models are the ones with a hybrid construction (foam and coils). The other Tempur-Pedic mattresses will be hand-delivered to you and free of any chemical-like smell. The smell is from manufacturing and compressing the bed into air-tight packaging, and will dissipate once it gets time to air out. It's the brand's only bed-in-a-box mattress, and it will omit a new car-like smell once you unwrap it from its packaging. The only mattress in the Tempur-Pedic catalog that will off-gas is the Tempur-Cloud mattress. They just don't work as hard to actively keep you cool. It's also worth mentioning that the Tempur-Pedic Tempur-Cloud mattress and beds in the Adapt series don't sleep hot either. They come with cooling covers you can physically feel and phase-change material on the inside of the mattress, and it's all very effective. Hands down, the Breeze models make you feel cooler than any of the other beds that Tempur-Pedic makes. The hybrid mattresses from Tempur-Pedic really shone in this category. Unsurprisingly, Tempur-Pedic Tempur-Cloud had the worst edge support of all of the beds in the product catalog, but it wasn't any worse than your typical bed-in-a-box mattress, especially compared to the hybrid mattresses that come with dense foam around the edges to make them more sturdy. The thicker the mattress, the better it was at deadening the movement, thanks to those dense memory foam layers. ![]() As such, they all passed with flying colors. Memory foam absorbs motion better than innerspring mattresses, latex foam or even polyurethane foam. I was impressed with the Tempur-Pedic mattresses' ability to isolate movement, even with the hybrid models. Tempur-Pedic mattress performance Motion isolation The cooling TempurPedic Pro-Breeze mattress with its icy cover. All I know is that they're true cooling mattresses. The Luxe Breeze model says it makes you feel eight degrees cooler, and three degrees cooler with the Pro model, but I can't tell much of a difference. This mattress also comes with a phase-change material with proprietary PureCool tech, and it helps absorb your body heat to help regulate temperature.īoth of these mattresses come with a cooling cover that physically makes you feel cold You can feel the icy-ness when you run your hand over the cover.The third layer is what it calls Tempur-CM Comfort foam, which adds a bulk of the bed's slow-responding, pressure-relieving memory foam feel.The second layer is made with the brand's Tempur Support Layer, which adds support and comfort to the mattress.Like the Adapt and ProAdapt models, the first layer contains more than 1,000 steel coils and foam edges to give more support to the bed's sides and ends. ![]() Here is a breakdown of the Tempur-Pedic ProBreeze Hybrid: Though, if you're looking for more support, you should definitely go for the Tempur-Pedic ProBreeze Hybrid because of its steel coil construction. The last layer of this mattress is the cherry on top - it's the special Tempur material that conforms and molds around the curves of your body.Next is the Tempur Support Layer, which is meant to add a bit more support to the mattress, but it's considerably softer than the dense layer below.The first layer is a dense slab of foam meant to maintain the structure of the mattress.This bed has a three-layer construction that is stacked as follows: The exact construction of your mattress will depend on the model you purchase. Tempur LuxeBreeze: Soft and firm models available.Tempur ProBreeze: Medium, which I rated around a 6 out of 10 on the firmness scale.Tempur-Luxe Adapt: Soft and firm models available.Tempur-Pro Adapt: Soft, medium and firm options available.Tempur-Adapt: Medium, which I rated around a 6 out of 10 on the firmness scale. ![]()
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