Are you a person who always sleeps better at hotels? If so, you’re not sleeping on your perfect mattress. This gives us a thorough idea of who we would recommend this product to, helping our readers find the right mattress for their needs.The best mattresses are ones that you miss when you’re not sleeping on them. We then take all the information we’ve gathered to rate the bed in individual categories as well as how it stacks up overall. These smells usually go away within a day or two, but it’s helpful to know if you can expect any right away, particularly if you’re sensitive to odors. The final testing portion is to determine if there are any new mattress smells present, which is known as off-gassing. After that, we’ll perform a series of tests for additional features, such as bounce, motion isolation, and edge support. Lying in different positions lets us know how supportive the bed is and if it’s good at relieving pressure. The next step is to evaluate how the bed performs under pressure, first by applying pressure with our hands and then in each sleep position. We first asses the cover, looking for features like cooling, softness, and cushioning. To begin, we unbox the mattress and place it onto a bedframe. The Sleep Advisor team reviews each mattress in person so we have a genuine understanding of how the mattress feels and performs.
The final layer of the Endy is a 5-inch thick support core to bear the sleeper’s weight and promote good body alignment. The cover’s top half is removable, so it's easily washable in a machine.īelow Endy’s initial comfort foam is a responsive transition layer for easier repositioning, which gives the sleeper a nice adjustment into the dense support base. Additionally, the polyblend cover is made to promote cooling. The bed’s 2-inch comfort layer is a soft proprietary polyfoam known as Endy Comfort Foam with a breathable, open-cell design. Endy keeps a wide variety of sleepers' needs in mind with their all-foam mattress, nabbing the title of Best Canadian Mattress Overall.
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