Winkbeds

[phoenix]

Hi freddie98,

Thanks for posting your questions and posting the updated specifications of the MemoryLux mattress.

You can see some comments about the quality/durability of the materials in the Winkbeds in non-members post #3 here in the simplified choice topic along with post #2 here.

That being said, most of the previous posts about Winkbeds was for their original mattresses. Both you and your partner have low BMI’s so your risk of having durability problems is less than with higher BMI consumers.

MemoryLux Soft:
3" layer gel infused hypersoft pillowtop (1.8 lb density, 17 ILD)
2" Soft AirCell Foam (2.5 lb density, 12 ILD)
2" 5-Zoned progression foam (1.5 lb density, 65 ILD)
4" Atlas core foam (1.8 lb, 28 ILD)

Winkbeds promotes the fact that this is not “Visco” it is more of a new generation foam. Faster recovery, not as temperature-sensitive, etc. Have you asked them what changes are made to go from firm to medium to soft? Are these the “soft” model, and what is the medium model specs? I am trying to gauge is there is a big difference between the three firmnesses? I am trying to determine if is going to be “soft” enough for you. Also, are you sure the top quilt layer is 3" … or … 2"? As on their website, it’s stated that:

“Tufted with 2” of premium cooling gel foam inside, it enables airflow and wicks away body heat and moisture"

As mentioned in some old posts my general concern about the durability of the 2 inches of foam in the quilt, that is more than I generally believe is optimal. The next layers seem to be good quality foam, although they use the trademark for AirCell, Zoned Progression Foam and Atlas Core Foam. I can find the Trademark for Aircell which is owned by Standard Fiber, but the others I have not located trademark detail.

As we did not have many comments on the MemoryLux I’d be interested to hear about your next steps and decisions.

Phoenix