Consumer Reports Ranks Most Durable Box Mattresses
Consumer Reports evaluated nine mattresses-in-a-box, focusing on their durability, support, and motion isolation. The Avocado Green ($1,900) stood out for its durability and back support. The SleepFresh Hybrid ($1,300) demonstrated strong durability but only provided satisfactory motion isolation. Measuring 15.2 inches thick, the Charles P. Rogers Lifetime 8 Hybrid ($3,200) offered excellent durability and back support, though it was heavy to move. The Parachute Eco ($2,400) also showcased great durability and back support but was cumbersome. The affordable Zoma Hybrid ($800) excelled in both durability and back support. The Essentia Stratami ($3,500) required two people for relocation. The Earthfoam Organic Medium ($1,000) provided very good durability and excellent support. The Avocado Latex Mattress ($3,000) kept sleepers cool, while the Tempur-Pedic Cloud Medium ($1,999) had unpredictable motion transfer. This article appeared in Quartz.
Key facts
- Consumer Reports tested nine box mattresses for durability, support, and motion isolation.
- The Avocado Green ($1,900) received excellent durability and back support, and slept cool.
- The SleepFresh Hybrid ($1,300) had excellent durability and back support, but satisfactory motion isolation.
- The Charles P. Rogers Lifetime 8 Hybrid ($3,200) is 15.2 inches thick and may need deep-pocket sheets.
- The Parachute Eco ($2,400) had built-in handles but was still hard to move.
- The Zoma Hybrid ($800) was the most affordable and had no notable drawbacks.
- The Essentia Stratami ($3,500) has a slim 8.1-inch profile and excellent durability and motion isolation.
- The Earthfoam Organic Medium ($1,000) had very good durability and excellent back support.
- The Avocado Latex Mattress ($3,000) slept cool and had excellent durability.
- The Tempur-Pedic Cloud Medium ($1,999) had excellent back support but less predictable movement transfer.
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