There is more about the different types and blends of latex in post #6 here including some information about the continuous pour process that is used by both Latexco and Mountaintop foam. There is also a little more about continuous pour Dunlop in post #3 here and the posts it links to. Like all versions of latex … it is a high quality and very durable material. The continuous pour process can be made in a similar firmness level to the softest Talalay and can have a more even consistency in terms of ILD from top to bottom and across the surface of the layer and it would be somewhat “in between” Talalay and Dunlop although closer to Dunlop in terms of “feel” and resiliency.