Very confused. My back pain needs carpet floor type of firm. Most extra firm is 5 pounds density, this has 1 4/9 densdity, is this for real??!!!
642836
Did it help your back? I am buying it for the same reason to cover my firm tempur mattress which gives me soooooo much back ache
642837
I cant comment on your numbers for most others or my own pad, but I know its working for me. The mattress I replaced with the memory foam king was a plush, so Im more inclined towards soft than you. My new mattress was too soft, and this helped a lot.
642838
Compared to what i owed previously, this has the right firmness for me. My back no longer aches. If yoy need something more firm, this may not be for you. I will say that it doesn't spring back like it did when i first purchased it, but still no more back pain. You may have to look at another product. This may not work for you.
218117
i do not know. my mattress is soft to medium feel to me. i suggest you call " all sleep" (get their ph number on their website) the company that ships it and ask. the 5 pound density usually should last up to 15 years. their ad did not list the ild. the density rating is the measure of how long before it mats down. (indentation load deflection). i just got another queen topper shipped to my youngest son in calif. about 8 years ago i bought a 6 pound density king size for my other son in calif and it is still like new to them. (from a different sleep company.) " all sleep" is good about returning your call to answer a question. they suggested putting a small bowl of apple cider vinegar on my night stand for a few days to help dissipate the foam smell and i passed the info along to my son. good luck.
1804142
Its plush... not fluffy not dense. It has enough give to be comfortable but not so much you sink into it. Hope it works for you. This is a tide me over till I can get a great mattress. One month down and still working.
1812158
This is the only rumble roller that I have owned. I can't compare the firmness of any other rumble roller. If your back is tender you may want to consider purchasing a regular foam roller. When I first purchased foam rollers, they were sold by colors to indicate the firmness of the roller. The white was the softest, green was a medium and the black was the firmest. I alternate between my regular black foam roller and the rumble roller, depending on how intense of a massage I need. I find the rumble roller is good for people that have "graduated" from the regular foam rollers. The bumps on the rumble roller can be very intense if you are not use to it. I hope this answers your question. Good luck!
67118
If by density you mean how firm or how soft the roller is, it's soft. I used mine very little and it began to bow out. I'd get a black, firmer roller or use a piece of PVC. Don't buy this.
947355
No I do not know the density, but I am very satisfied with the mattress. It made a useless sofa bed mattress very comfortable and soft. I highly recommend this purchase.
405313
I was asked this previously and in my critique from initially purchasing same I remarked that while it does indeed look identical to what we all had before and we've used/had our for years and years (too many) this one is not the same. It is perhaps construed as medium density and/or medium firmness - in fact my husband won't even use it as it's too soft - our old king's like yours are still firm these new ones - not at all. Disappointed as we are - when time permits I will be searching for something else to replace it. Hope that helps. Best,
1526048
I am not sure but the density seems firm to me. It is a very comfortable and supportive pillow.
506150
This mattress is the firmest of any memory foam mattress I have tried. For me unfortunately "too firm". I have to say I am really surprised after reading the reviews first how hard this mattress is. I was originally looking at the 12" Sleep Innovations and the reviews indicated that the 10" actually had more memory foam and was not as stiff and hard. I also tried this with a very good memory foam topper that I had used on a firm latex mattress, but it was not comfortable either and that topper can make almost anything feel good. Buying a memory foam mattress is so individual I think- very hard to do without trying it first. I wanted to love it and it seems to be very high quality, but I would only suggest it to someone who wants an extra firm bed with very minimal cushioning/sinking in from the memory foam.
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Funny. This is what I got from Dan at Sleep Shop, who is "quite familiar with the manufacturing and quality control of our mattresses, since I work right here in the factory".Here is the breakdown of the layers:1. 3" Gel Infused Memory Foam Layer 3.0lb Density and 16ILD2. 1" Extra Comfort Layer is made from High Resilience Foam with 2.0lb Density and 15ILD3. 2" Ventilated Layer is made from Perforated High Resilience Foam with 2.0lb Density and 30ILD4. 7" Base Layer is made from High Resilience Foam with 2.0lb Density and 30ILD Funny. This is what I got from Dan at Sleep Shop, who is "quite familiar with the manufacturing and quality control of our mattresses, since I work right here in the factory".Here is the breakdown of the layers:1. 3" Gel Infused Memory Foam Layer 3.0lb Density and 16ILD2. 1" Extra Comfort Layer is made from High Resilience Foam with 2.0lb Density and 15ILD3. 2" Ventilated Layer is made from Perforated High Resilience Foam with 2.0lb Density and 30ILD4. 7" Base Layer is made from High Resilience Foam with 2.0lb Density... » Read More Funny. This is what I got from Dan at Sleep Shop, who is "quite familiar with the manufacturing and quality control of our mattresses, since I work right here in the factory".Here is the breakdown of the layers:1. 3" Gel Infused Memory Foam Layer 3.0lb Density and 16ILD2. 1" Extra Comfort Layer is made from High Resilience Foam with 2.0lb Density and 15ILD3. 2" Ventilated Layer is made from Perforated High Resilience Foam with 2.0lb Density and 30ILD4. 7" Base Layer is made from High Resilience Foam with 2.0lb Density and 30ILD « Show Less
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Not firm enough. I purchased this and had to return it as it was just too soft. On a firm scale of 1-10 (10 being a board), this was like a 4. Fast forward a year later and I finally just broke down and bought a new firm mattress, which my lower back really appreciates.
687409
Im 235 and its too soft for me. I just sold mine for $100 because my back started to hurt. I tried to contact customer service first, but they won't do anything for you until the mattress starts to sag over 1". I did purchase a great mattress from Costco thought, being Costco, I can return/exchange it at any time for any reason. Its a firm luxury and I am sleeping well now. My wife is 125, she was fine with the Lucid.
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I will say it depends on what you are doing with it. If its something like yoga, where you need something relatively thick and sturdy to support you as you maintain a position, I would say then yes it would be too thick and you would sink. But if its like a floor work-out like crunches, then i think this is a better alternative because it offers a good buffer between your bones and the hard floor. With a carpet, you would most likely "sink" in most situations. It is already almost an inch thick, adding another half an inch of carpet... well you get the idea.
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Well I don't have a definitive scale for you it is much firmer than either feather or poly fill .A good comparison may be a couch pillow firmness. I initially purchased the firm and thought it was too firm and then purchased a soft version. I now have switched back to the firm pillow and prefer it. My soft pillow has become my exercise pillow when I'm on the floor and need to make sure I keep my neck properly aligned. Since I had been using feather pillows for years I initially didn't think I liked these pillows but, I trusted my PT's opinion and now know they are very beneficial. You decide on give it a few days before you pass judgement. Good luck. Well I don't have a definitive scale for you it is much firmer than either feather or poly fill .A good comparison may be a couch pillow firmness. I initially purchased the firm and thought it was too firm and then purchased a soft version. I now have switched back to the firm pillow and prefer it. My soft pillow has become my exercise pillow when I'm on the floor and need to make sure I keep my neck properly aligned. Since I had been using feather pillows for years I initially didn't think I liked these pillows but, I trusted my PT's opinion and now know they are very beneficial. You... » Read More Well I don't have a definitive scale for you it is much firmer than either feather or poly fill .A good comparison may be a couch pillow firmness. I initially purchased the firm and thought it was too firm and then purchased a soft version. I now have switched back to the firm pillow and prefer it. My soft pillow has become my exercise pillow when I'm on the floor and need to make sure I keep my neck properly aligned. Since I had been using feather pillows for years I initially didn't think I liked these pillows but, I trusted my PT's opinion and now know they are very beneficial. You decide on give it a few days before you pass judgement. Good luck. « Show Less
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It's not nearly as firm as I thought it was going to be. I also have a King and Queen from another company on Amazon which were advertised as firm and definitely lived up to that description. Anyways, my point is, if firm is what you're looking for then you won't find it with this mattress. You'll "sink" into this one and that's probably not what you want.
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I'm not sure if you're asking about a specific quantified number or not. But this mattress tends to be on the firm side. It gives and cradles where it needs to, but it's not a "soft and sink" feeling at all. I've had mine for a year now, and I love mine!
198432
I wanted to add that you should base your purchase on the firmness you desire...it is VERY firm for a foam mattress. We returned ours.