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Ya no , tried it and it was kak.. will stick with my sloom , zero back pain so fair
What did you get after the sloom ?
Do you already have an XL bed because if not budget another good few thousand for decent sheets and bedding, I went through a similar exercise recently and it was painful!!
I’d give a Sloom a try purely because of the money back guarantee, no one call tell you what mattress is right except your own body and from all reports the Sloom are definitely very decent. For sure they may not suit all needs or tastes but at least you can send it back if it’s not the one, very few other manufacturers offer that.
No problems here and I’ve slept on them my whole life. Will stick with cloud nine thanks.
We have a double bed. But our duvet is a queen size. Although I have a feeling it might be too small with the moerse thick tog 15 in it. All our sheets and blankets are queen size. Grabbed an Q XL winter fitted sheet from Mr. P today. But yes it all adds up. But we haven't bought anything for ourselves in nearly 8 years. So work or no work I'm spending some money on us. And for the sake of my back. They physio is costing me a lot of money.
Yeah I don't like firm. I've slept on a fancy cloud nine, it was okay for just the week and it was nice not feeling the other person move, but it was too hard.
Why?
Blue gel memory foam. Works great.
Not convinced by that. It's the full foam construction that causes heat build-up. The 'gel' memory foam might start out cooler, but it's getting just as hot as the rest of the foam over time.
