Purple Mattress Review

• Like to sleep cool – The Hyper Elastic Polymer layer did not get excessively hot for us at all.  Kayla is typically always cold so heat was not an issue for her either.

• Are looking for a mattress to fit all sleeping positions – Purple has a firmness that will work good for those of you who like to sleep in all 3 positions throughout the night.

• Are looking for great pressure relief – Purple’s Polymer layer is great for pressure relief. The Polymer layer collapses where you need the most pressure relief.

• Want proof of durability –  Being a mattress design that has not been tested for many years like latex of memory foam, one can question how the durability of Purple will be.

• Want good edge support – The grid tends to collapse outward when laying close to the edge which gives you more of an ejected feeling.

The Purple mattress sits at 9.5″ thick and is built from 3 layers of foam & polymer.

• Top layer provides cooling & comfort – 2″ of a hyper-elastic polymer. This layer is designed to provide a cool sleeping surface as well as relieve pressure points. The hyper-elastic polymer is built using Purple “smart grid” design.

• 2nd layer – transitional support – 3.5″ of polyurethane foam.

• Bottom layer -foundation – 4″ of polyurethane foam. This layer is designed to act as the foundation for the mattress.

Purple was definitely a new experience.  The feel to me is a floating, sleeping on top of the mattress feel vs more of a body hug feel.  It slept cool and had good pressure relief.  I was not impressed with how easily it bottoms out.  It shows me their foam core could start to sag sooner.

The Purple Mattress impressed me for the following reasons.

A.) Slept cool

B.) Good pressure relief.

C.) A firmness suitable for all positions.

For me the Purple worked well.  I am a lighter person at 125lbs and the grid collapsed and conformed well for me.  I am the type of person who prefers more of a body hug feel vs a floating feel however.  I tend to sleep cold so I like a little more hug than Purple offered.  Overall I think its a good mattress for pressure relief. I don’t like the idea that the design is not proven for longevity.

The Hyper Elastic Polymer layer does not trap heat like a foam layer can.  It still warms to you body temp after some time but it doesn’t radiate or trap heat as much as some foams can.  The cover is also thin enough to allow air flow.  We had no issues getting overheated on the Purple mattress.

Purple will perform great on an adjustable base.  (video coming soon)