Thanks for your reviews... detailed as always. I wondered if you could make a suggestion for us... My partner and I are looking for a superking bed. I am predominantly a back sleeper, shes a side sleeper with a snoring problem. Im 75kg and shes lighter. Weve been sleeping on a pocket sprung matters with memory foam topper but its time to replace..I think Id prefer a firmer more supportive feel. I also cant stand being too warm in bed and my partner heats up a lot in the night. So far we have tried the "eve" mattress in a store, It was ok but I couldnt quite settle on it, weve also led on a tempur mattress, which I felt my hips just sank too far down into but I did like the "hugging" feel.. just felt like it needed a firmer end point rather than just keep sinking. Any recommendations for us? I was looking at the UK nectar or UK Emma? I understand the nectars memory foam will give more "sink" and potentially not disperse heat so much... but in terms of FIrmness, not sinking in too much etc Im not sure how they compare Many thanks for your advice!
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Thanks for your reviews... detailed as always.
I wondered if you could make a suggestion for us... My partner and I are looking for a superking bed. I am predominantly a back sleeper, shes a side sleeper with a snoring problem. Im 75kg and shes lighter. Weve been sleeping on a pocket sprung matters with memory foam topper but its time to replace..I think Id prefer a firmer more supportive feel. I also cant stand being too warm in bed and my partner heats up a lot in the night.
So far we have tried the "eve" mattress in a store, It was ok but I couldnt quite settle on it, weve also led on a tempur mattress, which I felt my hips just sank too far down into but I did like the "hugging" feel.. just felt like it needed a firmer end point rather than just keep sinking.
Any recommendations for us? I was looking at the UK nectar or UK Emma? I understand the nectars memory foam will give more "sink" and potentially not disperse heat so much... but in terms of FIrmness, not sinking in too much etc Im not sure how they compare
Many thanks for your advice!
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