Quick Answers
What is a hybrid mattress? A hybrid has pocketed coils on the bottom with foam layers on top. The coils give you support and airflow; the foam handles comfort and pressure relief. Most of our customers end up choosing hybrids.
Are they worth the money? In our experience, yes. Hybrids last longer than all-foam (8-10 years vs 5-7), they sleep cooler, and they work for more body types. The extra cost usually makes sense.
Which hybrid helps with back pain? Look for medium-firm with zoned support - firmer where your lower back sits, softer at the shoulders. We can show you a few options in store.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best hybrid mattress in Canada?
Top Canadian hybrid options include Sleep In's Dream Catcher and Esha lines, Beautyrest Harmony, and Sealy Posturepedic Plus. The best choice depends on your sleep position and firmness preference. We recommend testing several.
Is a hybrid mattress worth it?
For most people, yes. Hybrids combine foam comfort with coil support and breathability. They typically last longer than all-foam mattresses and work for more sleep positions. The higher initial cost often pays off in durability.
Do hybrid mattresses sag easily?
Quality hybrids with high-density foams and sturdy coils resist sagging well. They typically outlast all-foam mattresses. However, budget hybrids with thin comfort layers may show impressions sooner. Look for foams rated 1.8+ lb/cu ft.