A quick question about mattresses with latex tops

[Simpo Two]

I know I don't like memory foam - I tried one and was forever trying to roll uphill out of the trough.

However a friend has a mattress with a latex top and I wondered whether it's going to add to the comfort, or simply leave me in a trough - espcecially as it might collapse/sag with time.

Does anyone have one, and if so what do you think of it? Can you roll over without rolling back down the slope?

[DonkeyApple]

Simpo Two said:

I know I don't like memory foam - I tried one and was forever trying to roll uphill out of the trough.

However a friend has a mattress with a latex top and I wondered whether it's going to add to the comfort, or simply leave me in a trough - espcecially as it might collapse/sag with time.

Does anyone have one, and if so what do you think of it? Can you roll over without rolling back down the slope?

Like any mattress they will eventually have a 'memory' but they are not designed to do this specifically like Tempora etc.

John Lewis had a good latex matress for about £1k that doesn't rush to sag.

[Simpo Two]

Thanks - I've gone for one without, just to be safe.

I can recommend Argos for mattresses - excellent customer service and 30-day home trial.





(I may print that out 1000 times and shove it in Sleepmasters' MD's bloated mouth)