Has anyone actually owned a tempur pedic and this one too? Owned meaning you slept on both of these for weeks at least.How do they compare?
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I had this mattress for 2yrs & it worked great until I became pregnant. Then the mattress felt too soft & not enough support. My body changed permanently after birth so I had to buy the tempurpedic (the firmest model) which is much more comfortable & therefore worth the price. Guess it just depends on how much support you need.
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Yes, I currently own a tempurpedic $2500+ king size memory foam mattress at my primary residence that I've owned since 2010. I purchased a king size sleep innovations 12" suretemp memory foam mattress about 2 months ago for my vacation home. I've switched back and forth between mattresses about 6 times. The sleep innovations mattress is considerably more comfortable than the tempurpedic, and I get a much better night's sleep on it. There's absolutely no comparison.
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We own a Tempurpedic mattress which cost us well over $2000 and recently visited a friend and their guest bedroom had the 12" Sleep Innovations Sure Temp mattress. I can tell you from personal experience that the difference is night and day ! The Sleep Innovations mattress beats the Tempurpedic hands down in comfort and price. We were so happy with our experience that we purchased one not only for our master but another one for one of our guest bedrooms. If I had to rate both mattresses I'd give my Tempurpedic a 6 and the 12" S.I Sure Temp a 8. The best part is the Sure Temp costs only a qarter of what we paid for the Tempurpedic ! We own a Tempurpedic mattress which cost us well over $2000 and recently visited a friend and their guest bedroom had the 12" Sleep Innovations Sure Temp mattress. I can tell you from personal experience that the difference is night and day ! The Sleep Innovations mattress beats the Tempurpedic hands down in comfort and price. We were so happy with our experience that we purchased one not only for our master but another one for one of our guest bedrooms. If I had to rate both mattresses I'd give my Tempurpedic a 6 and the 12" S.I Sure Temp a 8. The best part is the Sure Temp costs... » Read More We own a Tempurpedic mattress which cost us well over $2000 and recently visited a friend and their guest bedroom had the 12" Sleep Innovations Sure Temp mattress. I can tell you from personal experience that the difference is night and day ! The Sleep Innovations mattress beats the Tempurpedic hands down in comfort and price. We were so happy with our experience that we purchased one not only for our master but another one for one of our guest bedrooms. If I had to rate both mattresses I'd give my Tempurpedic a 6 and the 12" S.I Sure Temp a 8. The best part is the Sure Temp costs only a qarter of what we paid for the Tempurpedic ! « Show Less
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I also have a true tempurpedic at home and we spent close to $3000 on it. We bought a second home last fall and purchased the sleep innovations foam mattress for that house. I honestly prefer the sleep innovations mattress. We also have had guests stay there and have asked about the mattress and gone on to purchase one themselves. I will say that the sleep innovations is more firm than the tempurpedic so you must like a very firm mattress.
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I also have PF in both feet, one worse than the other. I purchased only one because I wanted to make sure it was comfortable before purchasing 2. Now I just alternate when needed. My feet tend to fall asleep with it, but it definitely helps with the pain. I hope this answer helps!
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Yes, that is true. One needs to purchase slightly oversize pillowcases or get them directly from TemPur Pedic. Personally, I find my pillow too hard but I am finally getting used to it. Given the fact these pillows cost a fortune, I cannot justify replacing it.
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We love ours, which is queen size. Not at all hot to sleep on in summer - and this from a menopausal woman. It has given new life to our mattress and made us happy campers. Previously, my husband liked our mattress but it seemed too hard to me. This gives a "firm softness" to it which pleases both of us.
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Christie: I bought 2 with the stays, you can't even feel them and there really sib;t much lateral support since they're so thin. Mine, with the stays, do not limit my [Martial Arts] aggressive movement at all and I hardly notice I have them on 1-3 hrs every day.Denny - Chicago
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Ive had mine for a good nine mounths now, and two people weighing about 160 sleep on it nightly and i haven't noticed any flatning. When i was doing my research for which bed to buy i. Had heard a lot of companies were doing a bait and switch, they would sell really good matress for a while, build up a good rating, and then start selling crap ones to make more of a profet. So just be careful with as to whome you buy it from, and to read ALL of their reviews to see if they played any said games with people.
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Please read my review from Sept 5 2012. I love this mattress. It is firm but yet conforms to your shape. I find it cold when I first get into bed. I have slept multiple times on the Serta cooling mattress mentioned in my review and I find it too firm. I am a side sleeper and my arms go numb. We had to add a mattress topper and that helped. I think the cooling layer is a sales gimmic I have not noticed a difference between this matteress and the one with the cooling layer.
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Yes, I called them and they said it is 20. For comparison, Tempur-pedics have an ILD of 13. You are right that higher ILD indicates a firmer bed.I bought the queen size version of this, and I must say I really like it. Not too firm, it gives adequate and uniform support to your back. Highly recommended.
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I went with the thicker mattress for my TT. The down side of that is it makes getting into bed a little difficult due to the increased highth from the floor. TTs have a storage area under the bed. Great sleep!
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Zarett, what did you end up doing about the mattress? I went ahead and purchased this mattress and really don't feel safe about how it fits the bassinet. I'm thinking on ordering a custom made mattress from Naturepedic instead. Thanks!
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We use to have the tempurpedic. That was a hot bed. This one is noticeably cooler. It's very firm. Almost too firm. If that's what youre looking for then go for it.
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I have no idea. The mattress is wonderful. We have had it at least one and half years. No sign of wear and we just love the feel. Compares to temperpedic.
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No it does not. We purposely bought the more dense Temper Pedic bed for the coolness and when we bought the protector I was concerned about this too. I can assure you the temperature is no different. I can't sleep in a hot bed.
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Don't have Tempur-Pedic, but do have a 4 inch memory foam topper and it works fine on it. Also, This cover fit great on a thick mattress with the memory foam and they total about 17 inches thick.
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I had slept on some at a friends house prior to purchasing and 'loved' them, however, I wasn't as pleased with the 2 I ordered. They are a bit 'too' firm for me (my husband felt the same.)
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The Big Agnes air mattress I had was comfortable but terrible slick. I spent half the night sliding around. Much better to get a Thermarest sleeping pad. It's bulkier when rolled up but much more comfortable, especially on a concrete floor. Go with a Thermarest pad!!
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Go around to some mattress shops in your town and try them out. Especially the memory foam and latex ones, and make notes of the ones you like. If you have the names of the models of national brands that you like, you'll be able to give Chuck a better idea of what you like. I personally said pretty much the same as you and probably would have picked an 8 going in cold. I went to a Tempurpedic shop and tried out the mattresses and realized I wanted one just a little bit firmer, so when I corresponded with Chuck I picked a 7, and I'm very happy with it. But you're the only who can decide.