I'm tall and weigh 190 pounds, will I sink in this bed? I only want to sink 1-2 inches at most.
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I do not think you will sink. This mattress is extremely firm and stirdy and does not sag.
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It will be perfect for you.i wish it sunk in more. I'm 160 and 5'9" but if I were heavier it wouldn't make a difference.
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The top 3 inches of the mattress is memory foam with the remaining 7 inches being high density foam for necessary support. I am 6 foot 1 inch, weigh 245 pounds and sink in maybe 2 inches at the most, I think you will be happy with this mattress (my wife and I sure am).
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Depends on the weight of your dog since by itself the bed is lightweight and can be carried easily with one hand. Also depends on the condition of the grass or dirt. If it's rather moist and you have a 60lb dog I imagine that would sink but if the land is rather dry then it would probably be OK. It's a great bed so my suggestion if it does sink is to put a piece of wood or cardboard under the feet.
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Derrek H is correct. There are no springs in the mattress, so it will not sink at all. You can vary the "give" of the bed by choosing a bed frame/base. If you put it on the ground or a solid base it's going to have very little flex. Use a wood slat frame to get some flexibility.
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Not that great for me. It keeps falling down once in a while. I am 5'3" and 120lbs. So I am actually not too small. I still use it, though.
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I'm only 160 pounds myself, BUT, I recommended the bed to a friend of mine who is 300 or so pounds and he has no issues whatsoever.
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You'll be fine. I'm 230 and this thing doesn't even dip when I stand on it. Definitely the right board for you. Might want to look into a bigger paddle, but that's something else entirely. The paddle that comes with the board will definitely get you started.
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My husband is 230 lbs and he was able to use it comfortably. It didnt seem like it was even close to sinking or deflating :)
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I'm 175lbs. It can handle 2 people, but doesn't feel very strong. It would also depend on the weight of your mattress. It's a minimalist bed.
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My bf is 190lbs and he sits on it no problem. I also use it as a stepping stool w/o issue.
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Have done a test run and it will definitely sink backward. I have a headboard and wall behind mine and it's fine. Perhaps a more expensive model may offer more - good luck.
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Hopefully you are not carrying that much weight. I would not try and push that limit. Good luck.
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I would say around a 6. After sleeping on it for about a month, my side is gone to almost a 7? I am a 300 lb man. You don't just sink into it. After laying you can feel your body slowly lower a little. Not like some couches where you need help to get out of the sink hole. I hope this answers your question? Feel free to ask anything else.John C.
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Well OK, it is firm and plush. With the pillow top. I'm about 260 lb. And I didn't have any sinking issues. At I did find myself not using any pillows to sleep so the bed can better contour my body. Once it off the bed it breaths. And regain shape and comfort. I think you'll like it. Good luck. Remember one getting a new mattress let your body get used to it
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Not here I weigh 205 lbs I'm a body builder I tend to sleep about a foot from the edge of the bed because my 2 labs sleep on my bed with me.I've began to notice that the spot I'm sleeping in is much softer than the rest of the mattress.If I move over to the middle of the mattress it's like being on a new mattressI still wake up feeling great better than some $900 plus mattresses i've recently had
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Sorry no. I am 6' 1" 190 lbs and it was just right. You would need a size or maybe 2 sizes bigger.
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Yes, you sink slightly. I tend to like softer beds, so this worked well for me. You do leave a slight indentation too, but this goes away quickly after you move around.
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I weight 170lb and have no problem. I think that even up to 200 may be ok. May need to tighten up the slack though.