Hi Mikey604,
I would echo Jeff’s comments.
While I don’t have any personal experience on your specific pillow I have also tried similar pillows with a combination of wool and shredded latex pillow stuffing encased with organic cotton and they would tend to be very breathable and temperature regulating (in both directions).
As Jeff also mentioned … adding wool to shredded latex would result in a different and less resilient (springy) “feel” compared to a pillow that only used shredded latex.
It also has the ability to customize the amount of fill in the pillow so that it can be customized to suit your individual needs and preferences.
A pillow with shredded foam materials or wool is also more “scrunchable” than a pillow that has more solid materials so that you can adjust the loft and firmness of the pillow when you change sleeping positions.
For the benefit of others that are reading your post I’ll add the same general comments as I did in reply to your other post about pillows that have a soft solid layer on top of memory foam.
[quote]In terms of how they feel or perform … a suitable pillow is an essential part of good alignment for the head and neck and upper body because the gap between the head and the mattress and the curve of the cervical spine needs to be supported just like all other parts of the spine. Like mattresses though … there are certain “needs” that depend on body type and sleeping positions (and on the firmness of the mattress you are sleeping on) but with pillows, personal preferences play a more important role because the face is much more sensitive to textures, temperature, smells, and other more subjective “feel” based properties of a pillow. There is more about choosing pillows in the pillow thread here and the other topics and sources of information that it links to that may be helpful as well.
Better sleep shops will often have samples of their pillows available for you to try (they should be in a pillowcase and not a plastic wrapping) so you can try different types of pillows and pillow materials in person and use your own personal experience rather than just “theory” or other people’s experiences to help you decide on the types of pillows and pillow stuffing you tend to prefer but the only way to know for certain whether a pillow you haven’t tried before a purchase will work well for you and how you will like it will be based on your own personal experience when you sleep on it.[/quote]
Phoenix