Hi Pspa123,
No worries. Actually, Mario from Brooklyn Bedding addressed your question previously here on the forum in post #26 here, along with specifications (densities and ILDs) of the new Best Mattress Ever line. You may also wish to read through the thread in which that post is located.
You can also perform a forum search on TitanFlex (just click on the link) for more information.
TitanFlex is a “hyper-elastic” foam, which is an actual term used to describe products and foam that can put up with larger strains and deformations. The foam is also immediate in its response and is also extremely durable. These newer generations of high-performance polyfoams aren’t meant to necessarily replicate latex, but be more durable versions of previous polyfoams. Some are engineered to provide feels that are somewhat similar to latex, others similar to memory foam, and others simply versions unto themselves. How “bouncy” something feels would not only be based upon the formulation of that foam, but the materials with which it was combined. Whether something feels as “bouncy” as your interpretation of marketing language is of course up to each individual. TitanFlex is quite buoyant, but again it does not feel exactly like latex. It is a very durable material and I’ve seen the aging studies showing a very high tear strength, tensile strength and elongation strength, so it’s a very high-quality material.
Hopefully that information answers your questions.
Phoenix