My Luxi experience and hybrid mattress questions

[phoenix]

Hi Manimal,

There’s the “Aviya Mattress” (aviyamattress.com)… not sure if this has been mentioned in the forum yet, but it’s essentially a simplified choice innerspring (soft/medium/firm configurations) with what appears to be high quality polyfoams and a good return/refund policy. They don’t roll-pack the mattress and offer full white-glove delivery at a very reasonable price for both the mattress as well as a quality foundation if required . If I wanted (or go back to) an innerspring, it would probably be a top choice. I know Phoenix might offer a “slight caution” for those in the mid 200 lb range or higher given the 1.8 lb polyfoam they use in the comfort layers, but in this application I personally think it would be more than durable enough.

You are the first to mention it on the forum so thanks for the heads up … I appreciate it :).

All the foam layers above the innerspring are 1.8 lb density polyfoam so there are no lower quality materials or weak links in the mattress that would compromise the durability and useful life of the mattress and it would certainly be a suitable choice for most weight ranges.

Because the upper layers of a mattress are the weakest link in the mattress … I would remove the “slight” and add a “caution” for those that are in higher weight ranges (the "slight caution would normally be for mattresses that use 1.8 lb density polyfoam in the deeper layers rather than the comfort layers).

@ rweb82,

Just for the sake of others that read this … you can see my comments about the Purple mattress in post #2 here and in terms of durability my comments would be the same as for the Aviya mattress and it would also make a suitable choice for most weight ranges.

Phoenix