anyone owning the lucid14" firm a side sleeper? im concered about the firmness. From 1 being softest 10 firmest what would you score this mattress ?
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As a side sleeper I can say that while it is firm it contours to you so you get even support. Your shoulder and hip will sink in to it so your back actually ends up in a good position despite the fact that it feels firm. It also softens up a bit where you sleep over the first month or so but not so much that it is a valley or anything. I would actually recommend it for a side sleeper.
297189
This is perry thin, and just cotton, so it is pretty firm. I also have mine directly on the floor, but I've also got a 2" memory foam layer on top. With the MF, it's not too bad for side sleeping.
32629
Manufacturer warranty. After 10 years they pro-rate the mattress. Not sure what your looking for, but I notice I am the only user and after daily use I notice that it is not as firm. I turn the mattress about every two weeks 1/2 turn to the right or left so I sleep on the opposite side it seems to make a difference. I would not buy it again.
984084
The more plush the mattress, the softer it should be. I bought this mattress almost a year ago and I don't regret it. I love this matress. I am a side sleeper too and I sleep very well. I am even so comfortable that I find myself sleeping on my back a little more.
883057
ok, sorry, guess I wasn't quite understanding what you meant... without any numbers not really sure we could ever figure that out, but I will say--- I was heavy! When you take it out of the box (when it's all flat) it's a beast.... and maybe it was just me, but when you lay it out to unroll it, the wrong side is up, so you have to flip it... which is tough.HOWEVER, I am so serious.... it's the best mattress ever to sleep on!
2249126
The mattress is medium firmness. My wife likes firm mattresses whereas I like softer. We are both satisfied with this mattress. It's been nothing but a good buy. Quality material and just as good as the big time name brands. I also believe the manufacturer makes them as they are ordered. It's heavy though so open it by the bed frame lol.
976475
I'd say a little in between both firm and soft. It is soft until you get settled then it gets a tad firm. I am a back sleeper but, occasionally I sleep on my side.
460913
The 13" Euro Box Top mattress is designed for back, side, and limited to stomach sleepers. Its rated medium/firm in firmness rating. Unfortunately, we do not know the specs of Lucid Brand mattresses. If you have additional questions please contact customerservice@sleeprevolution.com.
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I had exactly the same complaint about my old pillow, and exactly the same dilemma as yours: which height and firmness I should specify for the new one. I'm also a (mostly) side sleeper. I believe the "right" answer will end up being a matter of personal preference. What worked for me may not feel right to you. That said, here's my experience: I rolled the dice and ordered the High and Firm pillow. I unpackaged it and thought "This thing is too big and hard" but I followed the manufacturer's reco and let it sit, unused, for a couple of days. Then I gave it a try and I found it to be perfect from Day One. 19 months later, I'm still loving the pillow.
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Our memory foam feels soft to us but was semi hard when we got it. So it has softened up. I have been dead set against memory form after trying memory foam mattresses in a store. I would get on the bed and have to fight my way out of the ditch my body made. I feel the Lucid is soft now but doing its job. It seems to let me roll out easier than a full foam mattress. The three inch should make your mattress softer after about a week. I love ours now. Check to see if it can be returned if you are not satisfied and remember mine is on a fabric mattress. It takes a few days to fill out after you open it. Our memory foam feels soft to us but was semi hard when we got it. So it has softened up. I have been dead set against memory form after trying memory foam mattresses in a store. I would get on the bed and have to fight my way out of the ditch my body made. I feel the Lucid is soft now but doing its job. It seems to let me roll out easier than a full foam mattress. The three inch should make your mattress softer after about a week. I love ours now. Check to see if it can be returned if you are not satisfied and remember mine is on a fabric mattress. It takes a few days to fill out after you... » Read More Our memory foam feels soft to us but was semi hard when we got it. So it has softened up. I have been dead set against memory form after trying memory foam mattresses in a store. I would get on the bed and have to fight my way out of the ditch my body made. I feel the Lucid is soft now but doing its job. It seems to let me roll out easier than a full foam mattress. The three inch should make your mattress softer after about a week. I love ours now. Check to see if it can be returned if you are not satisfied and remember mine is on a fabric mattress. It takes a few days to fill out after you open it. « Show Less
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I have two of these mattresses, liked the first one so much I ordered a second for our guest bedroom. Have slept on my first purchase since July (4 months) and it is still firm, though I do not find it uncomfortably so; it does take some getting used to...
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It feels firm, but when you sleep on it, it's nice. I'm 6'4' #200 male and slept on a 15 yr old firm Sealy (I know, it's junk)...with a 3" Lucid on top of it, and after a while started having back soreness again...I bought this 4" and added it to the top. Sleep like a baby now. Actually remember dreams and rarely wake up. Never wake up, and never wake up sore. Great nights sleep.
2237214
off topic a bit, but we were looking at a sleep number bed because our mattress was sagging somewhat and they claim they don't sag. Yet, I've read other reviews besides yours that after some time, they lose pressure in the hip area and then the user has to raise the sleep number setting and eventually it's at 100 and still not supporting. We liked the beds in the showroom, but this was a concern. Also that it seemed a bit high maintenance- the pumps and adjustments and their sliding scale warranty policy. thanks!
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Definitely firmer than a memory foam mattress. I am not a fan of memory foam as I constantly feel like I am sinking into the mattress. The tuft and needle 10 that we bought is definitely more firm. We prefer firmer mattresses and have been very happy with our purchase. I'd give it a 7 on a scale of 1 to 10 of firmness. If you are interested here's a $50 off coupon link for their website! https://www.tuftandneedle.com/r/fWl6Zdww
297191
I personally love it. I sleep on both side, back and front. I like firm mattresses and I like the feel of the cotton compared to foam.
1699897
I think it is pretty firm - but I like softer mattresses. My wife thinks it is more on the soft side - but she like her mattress more firm. So this is a pretty subjective matter. I can say, thought, that I've slept on hotel mattresses that were WAY more firm, if that helps. We both sleep pretty well on this mattress, so I guess it's a good compromise.
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I could be way off here, but all I can go on is my own experience. The firmness seems to be a function much more of the mattress than of the box spring. My own experience was that the only difference I noticed was a decided change in stability that no doubt came from the fact that the old box spring was pretty run down. But I did not change the mattress and thus did not notice any great difference in the feel of the bed while I slept. I'd strongly suggest waiting for more responses, though, to see whether mine was representative.