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[Sensei]

Hey Lili,

Thanks for sharing your mattress shopping journey with everyone on The Mattress Forum:). You’ve been doing a lot of hands-on comparison shopping! Hopefully, you found our How to find the best mattress for you in post #1 here advice helpful with your process.

HI, I’m also considering Fleep as I think I need a more supportive or firm mattress, I’m now trying a Silk + Snow (the regular foam one) and I think when I’m on my back I dont’t feel enough support for my lower back. But I also sleep on my side and my husband is also a side and back sleeper (we are 120 and 160 lbs). Would the firm side of Fleep be a good option for us? I’m also looking at the Bear which is also firmer than S + S and it’s a more known company… I don’t want to try 5 mattresses

It sounds like you’re considering a Fleep mattress option. I did some checking of their
comfort level materials’ specs without much more detail than “lbs per cubic ft” numbers and agree with Phoenix’s thoughts from an earlier question in post #13:

In the case of Fleep while the idea of having two-sided BIB is novel as it can accommodate a wider range of needs it is essentially a BIB with two comfort options. While they list two firmness choices (firm and soft) it is not clear where in the range of firmness/softens this would fall … e.g. how soft the soft is or how firm the firm is. A more reliable way of assessing suitability would be listing the ILD. Someone looking for a “different firm” in a Fleep mattress would not be able to make it work unless they exchange one of the memory foam layers inside the mattress.

So, it will be interesting to hear which way you decide to go, keep us posted on how things turn out with your Fleep experience and any other questions you may have:).

Thanks,
Sensei