FloBeds Deluxe

“I spent a lot of research on this sub, and then a couple of years ago, decided to buy a modular FloBeds mattress. The experience was exactly how I expected it to go. I needed to spend a few weeks figuring out what my body wants, and that involved rearranging the stacking order of the layers in my mattress. But thanks to the modular design, that's easy to do. In the end, I had to have FloBeds send me a small number of extra elements for to zoning system (free of charge), and I replaced the convoluted eggcrate layer with something solid instead. There is no way I could have predicted these changes without being able to try them out. But now that I have the optimal configuration for my body, there isn't a better mattress out there. I absolutely love how supportive yet soft this mattress feels. And since it is a split-king design, my spouse was able to come up with an entirely different and personalized configuration. We are so happy with what we got, we bought a few other products from the company. The kids have upgraded their existing mattresses with FloBeds toppers and mattress protectors; and all bedrooms in the house now have shredded Talalay pillows. But an important caveat to keep in mind is the fact that these are latex mattresses. There are lots of people like our family who absolutely love this material. Once configured for your personal needs, it can be amazing. And it on average lasts considerably longer than memory foam; also, as a modular mattress, it is easy to repair if needed. So, expect to get decades of use with minimal servicing. But not everyone likes latex foam. It feels very different from memory foam. If you are firmly enamored with the signature "sinking feeling" of memory foam, then none of what I said will matter to you. You won't really get that experience with latex foam. You could consider a memory foam topper on a firm latex mattress, and some people have had good luck with that. But that's a more advanced topic to experiment with.”