I went down to Flexus comfort to try out some latex mattresses and my body didn’t like any of them. I have a herniated disc that can act up and none of the floor models felt right. As my hips and upper back started to sink in, my lower back immediately started to stiffen.
At this point I think I’ll need to go with a firm innerspring, which is what I’m used to now.
I saw the post recommended places in southern california, but which are good for inner springs?
Thanks,
-John
Hi Jester,
Flexus has several lines of innerspring mattresses that may be well worth trying but I don’t recommend specific mattresses because only your own careful testing for PPP can tell which mattress design is best for you (see mattress firmness/comfort levels in post #2 here). I also don’t keep a record of individual mattresses at all the stores that are listed in the forum (which would be an impossible job to keep up with). There are even more options with innersprings than there are with latex mattresses and some of them may work very well for you and others may not be suitable at all depending on your body type, sleeping positions, and personal preferences and circumstances.
The steps in the tutorial post here will help you find the mattress (innerspring or otherwise) that is the best match for you.
Phoenix