The first night was not pleasant for we were not used to a firm mattress. We attempted to exchange it for a softer one, but could not due to policy with the store we had purchased it. They made some suggestions to soften it which really worked. Now it is great was are sleeping much better.

I bought my memory foam mattress back in October. At first it felt VERY firm but after a few weeks it gave way. I get a good nights sleep and am satisfied with the purchase of this product.

My old one lasted me twenty three years and at times I wish I had it back. I'm disappointed that the edges are not the same as the old one. Also, doesn't seem to be as firm as I remember the old one being at the start. I am relying on the name though.

We just picked up our new mattress today, give me a couple of weeks and I will let you know.

We had just bought two full size beds from restonic, they were way too firm, even for guest beds. Both guests that have slept on them said they were too hard. My wife and I went up and slept on them. She couldn’t sleep on them. I was ok, a bit too firm, but ok.

When we looked for this bed, the showroom model was a queen. It was relatively firm in a good way. We felt buying the top model would be a good thing so we ordered the king for $3000. I thought that the mattress companies had solved the edge collapse problem with a wedge of denser foam, this one drops 5-6” when I sit on the edge. I weigh only 165#. I laid a yardstick across the flat of the bed and laid down with the end pointing at my back. My 165# body sinks the same 5-6”. Is this what it is supposed to do??? What happens to a 250# person? The real bottom line is that my wife [125#] loves it. Me: I don’t see that much difference from the less than $1000 mattress we now have in the guest room.