There doesn’t seem to be a lot of information on Sedona Sleep here yet so I thought I would post my experience so far.
I am replacing a 10+ year old IKEA mattress that I had extended the life of somewhat successfully with various toppers. I have a wooden slat foundation.
I had previously tried out a Brooklyn Bedding BME in medium but it didn’t work out. I eventually figured out that it didn’t have enough support for me (I’m slightly under 250 lbs and 6’7’‘). I discovered that I needed to replace the flexible wooden slats in my bed with something more stable for a foam mattress (which I have done - 1x4 boards spaced 2.5’’ apart).
I chose Sedona Sleep because the 4 different toppers seemed like a more flexible solution. I tried out the #32 firmness for the topper.
The combo ships as two separate packages. The topper package size is manageable but the base mattress is incredibly unwieldy. It does ship vacuum sealed, but it is not nearly as compressed as the BME mattress was. The package itself didn’t feel quite professional - it was literally two shorter boxes taped together. I guess they got a bulk discount for that box size…
The mattress and topper were both rolled up and tied with some nylon straps. These were a pain to untie since I didn’t want to cut them and risk accidentally damaging the mattress.
Overall I wasn’t overly impressed by the packaging, but then again it’s something you will only have to deal with once. It might be something to keep in mind if you are a smaller person and don’t have anybody to help you unpack it, because you are going to have major difficulties…
The topper has a noticeable odor. It doesn’t fill the room, but if you sleep on your stomach you will definitely notice it. I don’t remember the BME mattress have any off-gassing.
As for the comfort, I’ve only had it for a week so I haven’t come to any final decision yet. It seems a bit too firm so far but I realize this can change. I found out that neither one of my pillows work very well with it so I’m replacing those as well (I have a high-loft and a low-loft pillow for various sleeping positions).
I’ll try to remember to tack on anything else I have to add in the future.