Brooklyn Bedding Signature Hybrid vs Sleep on Latex Pure Green

“We are nearly four years into getting an extra firm base with a bunch of legs down the middle for extra support. On that we have an extra firm mattress that was our guest bed. It had not had regular use, but the comfort layers weren’t that comfy anymore. We put a three inch soft topper from sleep on latex on it. Each time a new guest sleeps there we get questions about the setup — people of all weights, heights, and sleep positions. Except our adult daughter who is a stomach sleeper. She would prefer if it was slightly less soft. It works so well it’s where I escape if my husband is snoring extra loud or if I’m extra wiggly. (I have a nighttime movement disorder: PLMD.) I have a herniated disc, and osteoarthritis in my knees, and hips. I wake up without back, knee, hip, or shoulder pain. All this to say I think it’s an excellent idea.”

“I've had a queen size Brooklyn Bedding signature hybrid in firm since 2020. I like it more now than I did back then. It has held up great. I'm 6' and 230 lbs. stomach sleeper, so I'm not really small (and I really dislike memory foam). It was only around $800 when I bought it. Appears to be around $1200 or so now, but they run discounts constantly, and I still would pay that. It has a small top layer of memory foam, and pocketed coil springs. Doesn't sink in like all foam beds, but has the little bit of soft support that you want from foam. If you're bigger, get the firm, as the more you sink into a mattress, the hotter it gets. Brooklyn Bedding has actual cooling models, but I can't speak for them. I get it. Mattress shopping sucks. I'm literally only still in this subreddit, because I got so frustrated trying to buy a bed that I stuck around to at least be an unbiased recommender for someone else. And I promise this isn't an ad. Shit ass fuck dick suckafuckin turd (because what paid advertiser would say that lmao?)”