Anyone know much about the Ostermoor mattress. They use ultrasonically welded springs ( non glue). Their comfort layers are a proprietary hybrid latex foam. They make their own mattresses in Massachusetts. Seems like a fairly new mattress from an old mattress company
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Hey Jersey10,
I tested Ostermoor’s when in San Diego @yawnder showroom. Since Ben carried them, he would be the best person to speak with. I thought they were ok. Interesting design and very nice down topper available.
Ostermoor is an old American mattress maker (founded in the 1800s) that has recently relaunched with modern, high-end hybrid designs. As you mentioned. their current mattresses are made in Massachusetts and use some uncommon construction methods, such as ultrasonically welded pocket springs instead of glue, along with proprietary latex-foam comfort layers. As far as I can see, the reviews describe their beds as plush, responsive, and very well-built, with a hotel-like feel. They position themselves as a premium, craftsmanship-focused alternative to generic BiB brands, and early feedback on comfort and cooling is seemingly positive.
That said, they are priced at the higher end of the hybrid market. While the brand’s heritage is solid and the construction seems thoughtfully engineered, the feel is on the softer, more luxurious side, which might not be ideal for every sleeper. Overall, Ostermoor appears to be a high-quality, U.S.-made option worth considering if you value premium materials and plush comfort, but it’s important to make sure the specific firmness level suits your preferences.
I would say give @yawnder a call as they have a longer term history of carrying them, although I believe they may have stopped selling them, likely due to the price point and competitive market.
Maverick
Thanks for information. As primarily a stomach sleeper I’m looking for a medium firm mattress. They do say their entry level Elizabeth is a medium firm. There isn’t a lot of information out there. I will follow up as you suggested