I searched this site for mattress pads and the most recent was from 2017, so I thought I’d ask if there are opinions as of late?
We did purchase an Air-Pedic mattress that arrived TODAY.
How is the Air Pedic? Which model did you get? Which website did you get it from?
John
The Air-Pedic and the Isense are two that I would suggest over the SN in that category. Exactly what type of mattress pads are you looking for. I would think with the Air-Pedic and their 6 zone technology, you would not need a mattress pad unless you are looking to luxurious it up with something like a wool or horsehair mattress pad.
In any case, good luck with you Air-Pedic. Use it in good health!
Norm
Hi newbedforus,
Congratulations on your new Air-Pedic mattress!
As @Maverick said, With the Air-pedic in most cases you would not need a seperate mattress pad unless you wanted an additional breathable comfort layer. What comfort need are you trying to fulfill?
~ Basilio
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We have the 850. Got it directly from Air Pedic. Was pleasantly surprised at how quickly it arrived, given we were told it typically can take 4-5 weeks as mattresses are made to order.
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As I have in the past, trying to protect the mattress and help keep our allergies on the down low.
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I understand your need for a mattress pad. I am a believer that mattress pads or toppers do extend the life of the mattress while offering status quo or increased comfort in the mix.
For a mattress like an airpedic I would think you would want a simple wool or cotton mattress pad, unless you want to invest in a horse hair and wool combo.
Here are a couple of suggestions. The last one, by bio sleep concept, if it is anything like their Iris Quilted Cotton Pillow Cover, as it appears to be, it is just awesome. I got a pair of pillow covers for my horsehair pillows, and they allow my pillows to breath and add a nice touch of uniformity to the horsehair pillow which sometime can feel a bit uneven. The minute I added the pillow cover version, it was like aaahhh!
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