I've had mine for two years, now, and simply love it. I've had to wash the cover 4 times due to medical issues, and had bad stains come out of it nicely. I'm a hot sleeper, and it sleeps cool. I've had less problems with heat than my previous Serta double-sided pillowtop mattress. My now ex-wife took our first bed, a a KING, with her, and I replaced it with a Queen version of the same mattress. She's a fibromyalgia sufferer, and slept much better than she had in ten years. I call it a medium, to medium-firm. It's very supportive, even for a big man like me. I'd recommend it to anyone, especially considering that earlier this year, I was essentially confined to bed for just over a month. I never felt exhausted from the bed at all. I always wake up feeling rested and without pain, and I spent 25 years of my life driving a commercial truck. That takes a toll on the ol' bod!
I've bought two of these mattresses through Sam's Club, a King and a Queen. The first one went out of the house when my wife took her leave, and I bought another one since liked it so much. I tend to be a hot sleeper, and I sleep comfortably on this mattress. I roll into my favorite sleeping position and lights out. I don't wake up feeling like the old fart I am, anymore, which is nice.
@@rkgsd these are 12" mattresses from Sam's Club. They initially feel quite firm, in a completely different way from an innerspring mattress. It adapts to support you. I'm a big man, and everything molds to support me however I sleep. My last mattress was a firm Serta Double Pillowtop Queen, and was quite comfortable to me, but didn't conform nearly as well. Also, my wife suffered from fibromyalgia, and couldn't take the Pillowtop after a while. After we got this mattress, she was finally able to sleep well at night. It's hard to describe, but it's almost like sleeping in a firm cloud. It's a 3 layer mattress, with a base foam, breathable layer, and a gel foam on top. It sleeps better than the Tempurpedic I tried, those felt like padded brick. I've never felt like I was gonna go off the edge, either. You do sink a bit sitting at the edge, but it isn't bad. I didn't need to buy a new frame, I just bought 10" 1x4s, cut them in half, and made a slat platform. The frame must have center support, though, or it will bow in the middle. I placed risers under all of the rollers, though, since I wanted my bed up higher, as I didn't want to buy a foundation/box springs. The weight of a queen mattress is 57 pounds. It has a removable, washable cover, and because of a foot wound that seeped blood and serum onto the cover, I recently took the cover, treated the stains with a pretreatment, then ran it through an extended cold wash cycle. It came out looking like it was brand new.
@@jimmellenberger8505 Thanks so much for the detailed information. Sam's currently has the 12" version on sale. The 10" is only 2 layers with an 8" base and 2" memory foam (no air channel foam layer) and is probably too firm. Wishing you continued enjoyment of yours.
@@rkgsd that would make sense, I think one of the layers on the 12" is roughly 2" thick. They usually have a demonstrator block showing the construction of the mattress in-store near the beds. One thing to watch for is you will need deep-pocket sheets. Standard Queen sheets will slip off quite easily. I personally use Queen T-shirt sheets, they're comfortable without being hot like flannel, they stay on the mattress without a lot of effort, especially if you roll a bit. Microfiber sheets are also comfortable, but without deep pockets, the fitted sheet will pop off easily. The boxes they come in have wheels and grab handles. I toted mine home in the back seat of my 08 Taurus sedan, slid it out, and rolled it inside. Slept on it 4 hours after I opened it up. It puffs quickly. I would definitely want to grab it on sale, again. I find you sleep better saving that money. 😉
Our Serta (Medium firm ) being delivered tomorrow. How is yours holding up. This is new to us and your feedback would be great. Thank you !!!! Happy Holidays to you and your family ❤️
Hi Mike! Just sumbled on your video here, I'm looking at purchasing this mattress. How did it work for you? Did you enjoy sleeping on it? What would you say the firmness is (scale of 1-10)? Did it hold up over the years? TIA for any help/insight!
I bought two twins that worked fine. However, the three queens that I bought still have severely curved corners and hold you like a canoe after 4 months of use. Don’t waste your money.
Hey that’s my bday lol I bought one 2 years ago and I love it very comfortable I highly recommend it every year I switch the mattress to the opposite side for even wear since I’m the only one that sleeps in the bed. The only thing that I can complain about is the fact that they advertise that it will keep you cool for me it doesn’t but I also have very high body heat so could be just me
Mine sleeps just as good as when I bought it. Still cradles me and I don't wake up with aches like I used to with my old pillow top Serta mattress, which was still pretty comfortable most of the time.
Your out of breath because of the new mattress its sucking the air/life out of you when its not even open. Always have a canister of air with you when you unbox
This model doesn't come with that choice, that I've seen. I call it a medium to medium-firm. I expect that when I get around to mattress time again, I'll get another.
Strange that the video would be ended without finding out how it was laying in various positions and how firm it was. Great unboxing video though.
Just ordered one today itll be here tomorrow. My first new matress in close to 10 years or more
Dillon Cline how do you like it
I've had mine for two years, now, and simply love it. I've had to wash the cover 4 times due to medical issues, and had bad stains come out of it nicely.
I'm a hot sleeper, and it sleeps cool. I've had less problems with heat than my previous Serta double-sided pillowtop mattress.
My now ex-wife took our first bed, a a KING, with her, and I replaced it with a Queen version of the same mattress. She's a fibromyalgia sufferer, and slept much better than she had in ten years.
I call it a medium, to medium-firm. It's very supportive, even for a big man like me. I'd recommend it to anyone, especially considering that earlier this year, I was essentially confined to bed for just over a month. I never felt exhausted from the bed at all. I always wake up feeling rested and without pain, and I spent 25 years of my life driving a commercial truck. That takes a toll on the ol' bod!
I've bought two of these mattresses through Sam's Club, a King and a Queen. The first one went out of the house when my wife took her leave, and I bought another one since liked it so much.
I tend to be a hot sleeper, and I sleep comfortably on this mattress. I roll into my favorite sleeping position and lights out. I don't wake up feeling like the old fart I am, anymore, which is nice.
Is yours the 10" or 12"? How would you rate the firmness?
@@rkgsd these are 12" mattresses from Sam's Club. They initially feel quite firm, in a completely different way from an innerspring mattress. It adapts to support you. I'm a big man, and everything molds to support me however I sleep.
My last mattress was a firm Serta Double Pillowtop Queen, and was quite comfortable to me, but didn't conform nearly as well.
Also, my wife suffered from fibromyalgia, and couldn't take the Pillowtop after a while. After we got this mattress, she was finally able to sleep well at night.
It's hard to describe, but it's almost like sleeping in a firm cloud. It's a 3 layer mattress, with a base foam, breathable layer, and a gel foam on top.
It sleeps better than the Tempurpedic I tried, those felt like padded brick. I've never felt like I was gonna go off the edge, either. You do sink a bit sitting at the edge, but it isn't bad.
I didn't need to buy a new frame, I just bought 10" 1x4s, cut them in half, and made a slat platform. The frame must have center support, though, or it will bow in the middle. I placed risers under all of the rollers, though, since I wanted my bed up higher, as I didn't want to buy a foundation/box springs.
The weight of a queen mattress is 57 pounds. It has a removable, washable cover, and because of a foot wound that seeped blood and serum onto the cover, I recently took the cover, treated the stains with a pretreatment, then ran it through an extended cold wash cycle. It came out looking like it was brand new.
@@jimmellenberger8505 Thanks so much for the detailed information. Sam's currently has the 12" version on sale. The 10" is only 2 layers with an 8" base and 2" memory foam (no air channel foam layer) and is probably too firm. Wishing you continued enjoyment of yours.
@@rkgsd that would make sense, I think one of the layers on the 12" is roughly 2" thick. They usually have a demonstrator block showing the construction of the mattress in-store near the beds.
One thing to watch for is you will need deep-pocket sheets. Standard Queen sheets will slip off quite easily. I personally use Queen T-shirt sheets, they're comfortable without being hot like flannel, they stay on the mattress without a lot of effort, especially if you roll a bit. Microfiber sheets are also comfortable, but without deep pockets, the fitted sheet will pop off easily.
The boxes they come in have wheels and grab handles. I toted mine home in the back seat of my 08 Taurus sedan, slid it out, and rolled it inside. Slept on it 4 hours after I opened it up. It puffs quickly. I would definitely want to grab it on sale, again. I find you sleep better saving that money. 😉
By the way, my wife is a fibromyalgia sufferer, and this mattress gives her the best sleep she's had in years.
Glad it's working out for her. This is the only other video on the SleepToGo so far.
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That’s amazing to read! I have several issues and we are highly considering this mattress
Thanks for the video! Just purchased one of these waiting for it to come nice to get an idea of what to expect when it arrives with installation
So how’s the mattress holding up after 4 years? That’s what I would like to know.
Our Serta (Medium firm ) being delivered tomorrow. How is yours holding up. This is new to us and your feedback would be great. Thank you !!!!
Happy Holidays to you and your family ❤️
How is it holding up? Thinking about getting one?
Hi Mike! Just sumbled on your video here, I'm looking at purchasing this mattress. How did it work for you? Did you enjoy sleeping on it? What would you say the firmness is (scale of 1-10)? Did it hold up over the years? TIA for any help/insight!
Just got mine its heaven!
Would you recommend this for bigger/lineman sized guys?
@@mlwz1082 yeah definitely..I'm 6"3 290
@@3xFelon perfect, I'm 6'1 290!
Thanks!
@@3xFelon just got mine and got it set up, will report back in a month
@@mlwz1082 make sure u let it fully open and fill before laying on it .. like 12 hours in cool environment
I bought two twins that worked fine. However, the three queens that I bought still have severely curved corners and hold you like a canoe after 4 months of use. Don’t waste your money.
I just purchased one today...how is it holding up for you...the time of my posting is Aug 6 2020
Hey that’s my bday lol I bought one 2 years ago and I love it very comfortable I highly recommend it every year I switch the mattress to the opposite side for even wear since I’m the only one that sleeps in the bed. The only thing that I can complain about is the fact that they advertise that it will keep you cool for me it doesn’t but I also have very high body heat so could be just me
Years later, how has this been held up?
How is the edge support? I sleep on the edge of the bed and don't want to be ejected in the middle of the night.
I am going to try it. Thank you for the unboxing.
So what are your thoughts assuming you have one by now?
Very helpful....
Got ours at Sams,for Our twins..
How are you liking the mattress after a year has passed???
How long should I let it open up before sleeping on it?
good question, I was wondering the same thing.
Hi is there any sagging yet or is it still good?
So now you can't put it back in the bag because the bag is cut how do you move it again
Moves like a conventional mattress. I've had no problems moving mine. It only weighs 57 pounds in the Queen size.
tnx
How’s it holding up a year later???
Mine sleeps just as good as when I bought it. Still cradles me and I don't wake up with aches like I used to with my old pillow top Serta mattress, which was still pretty comfortable most of the time.
What kind of sheet?
Your out of breath because of the new mattress its sucking the air/life out of you when its not even open. Always have a canister of air with you when you unbox
Let's Goooo 💯💯
Did you get the plush, medium or firm?
This model doesn't come with that choice, that I've seen. I call it a medium to medium-firm. I expect that when I get around to mattress time again, I'll get another.
Watching you cut this open is so frustrating
She neglected to remove her shoes.....germs and a new mattress
COMBAT DOC those were socks knucklehead
You guys christened it by Roofing on it later that night
Buy a tripod. You are making me seasick!