Hi katiemac3,
While I don’t have any personal experience with the Breckenridge … I can certainly make some comments about the quality of the materials inside it which would apply to any mattress that used the same materials regardless of the name of the manufacturer.
There is more about the most important parts of the value of a mattress purchase in post #13 here which can help you make more meaningful comparisons between mattresses.
While only you can decide which mattress is the best “match” for you in terms of PPP based on your own personal testing or sleeping experience … the foam quality guidelines I would suggest using to assess the quality of the materials and the durability of a mattress are in post #4 here.
The Breckenridge uses 1.8 lb polyfoam in the comfort layers which is generally a good quality and durable material so there would be no obvious weak links in the materials if the layers were solid and not convoluted and it certainly uses higher quality materials than most mainstream mattresses in its price range but having said that … all of the polyfoam layers are convoluted which would make them less durable than solid polyfoam layers of the same density so it would be reasonable to expect some degree of impressions over the course of time … especially in a pillowtop or eurotop mattress … and it would be somewhat “on the edge” in terms of durability for those that are in more “average” weight ranges so I would be a little cautious. I would be very cautious if you are in a higher weight range where I would normally suggest higher quality/density and more durable materials in the upper layers of a mattress.
Phoenix