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[phoenix]

Hi Tgordon156,

Would you still agree that there are no weak links in this mattress based on the information you found?

Yes … you can see my comments about this in two of the posts I linked in my last reply in post #3 here …

ADDED: One of the forum members was a little more persistent than I was about asking for their foam density information (see post #6 here … and thanks toddstrawser :)) and they use a .75" layer of 5 lb high performance polyfoam over a 1.75" layer of 4 lb gel memory foam over a 6.5" layer of 1.8 lb polyfoam core over a 1" layer of 1.8 lb polyfoam so there would be no obvious weak links in this mattress although although they do use less of the more premium (and more costly) specialty foams in their 2.5" comfort layers than the other “one choice fits all” mattresses which use between 3" and 4" of specialty foams in their comfort layers.

and in post #7 here …

Based on these specs … there would be no obvious weak links in their design although they do use less of the more premium (and more costly) specialty foams in their 2.5" comfort layers than the other “one choice fits all” mattresses which use between 3" and 4" of specialty foams in their comfort layers.

Also, I have one more question for you. They offer their microfiber sheets online. I was thinking about ordering some with the mattress. My question is, do these sleep hotter than cotton? Or is there little difference?

Microfiber is usually polyester which would tend to sleep warmer than natural fibers like cotton or “semi synthetic” fibers like viscose rayon which are better at absorbing moisture.

There is more information about sheets and bedding in post #7 here and the other posts and sources of information it links to that should be helpful.

Phoenix