Would have liked to see you push your hand on each one (med and soft) or put a small weight on each one, crumple up a corner of each, etc, anything to help show how soft they are and the difference between them.
If your bed is sagging putting the top will eventually keep the sagging. A cheaper solution is to recycle your bed. Look videos on youtube. Usually the spring, like my case after watching some videos, is in decent shape. I just opened the top part - not by cutting the fabric but the knitting and took the old foam off. Then go online and buy memory foam or in our case natural latex. You can buy tops that have elastic to hold it afterward or even zipper. For about $400/$500 bucks you can have a hybrid bed with latex that costs usually over $1400 bucks.
I need a firm sleep surface and am considering a Dunlop topper from Sleep On Latex. I'm torn between a 2 inch and 3 inch topper. I sleep on my side and toss and turn most nights. Will the 3 inch topper be more firm, or will I end up sinking into it?
I'm a side and back sleeper. I bought the medium from them and it's more of a medium-firm. I'm a young guy. The medium from sleep on latex is too firm for me, and will either be returning it, or ordering a 1 inch of soft.
@@bicycles-as-far-as-im-aliv5725 Side and back. I'm 6 ft, maybe 140-150 lbs (don't own a scale). I used to sleep with a memory foam topper, but since I upgraded my bedding, AI decided to go latex. I was sinking too much in to the memory foam, and I disliked the lack of bounce
Pierson MD so I got the 3” soft. It’s perfect for me. I use it on a plush air mattress for now. I sleep on stomach and sides, weigh about 135. I don’t sink in and like the bouncy feeling. I don’t wake up with aches anywhere unlike when I slept on a pillow top memory foam hybrid. No tension or pressure on my head either if I lay on my stomach without a pillow. Your answer helped me decide between medium and soft. The medium would have been too firm for my shoulders and perhaps caused shoulder and neck pain. Thanks again
What do you recommend to someone who pulled a back muscle years ago and struggles with back pain on the mid level on the right side. Im a back and stomach sleeper.
A video with all the firmness options and a demonstration of pressure being applied, with hands and laying on them, would be helpful.
Would have liked to see you push your hand on each one (med and soft) or put a small weight on each one, crumple up a corner of each, etc, anything to help show how soft they are and the difference between them.
If your bed is sagging putting the top will eventually keep the sagging. A cheaper solution is to recycle your bed. Look videos on youtube. Usually the spring, like my case after watching some videos, is in decent shape. I just opened the top part - not by cutting the fabric but the knitting and took the old foam off. Then go online and buy memory foam or in our case natural latex. You can buy tops that have elastic to hold it afterward or even zipper. For about $400/$500 bucks you can have a hybrid bed with latex that costs usually over $1400 bucks.
What if it’s a Pillowtop? It will always be there, do you think it’s better to buy a Mattress with separate topper?
I need a firm sleep surface and am considering a Dunlop topper from Sleep On Latex. I'm torn between a 2 inch and 3 inch topper. I sleep on my side and toss and turn most nights. Will the 3 inch topper be more firm, or will I end up sinking into it?
I'm a side and back sleeper. I bought the medium from them and it's more of a medium-firm. I'm a young guy. The medium from sleep on latex is too firm for me, and will either be returning it, or ordering a 1 inch of soft.
Pierson MD what’s your height and weight. And what’s your favourite sleep position?
@@bicycles-as-far-as-im-aliv5725 Side and back. I'm 6 ft, maybe 140-150 lbs (don't own a scale). I used to sleep with a memory foam topper, but since I upgraded my bedding, AI decided to go latex. I was sinking too much in to the memory foam, and I disliked the lack of bounce
Pierson MD so I got the 3” soft. It’s perfect for me. I use it on a plush air mattress for now. I sleep on stomach and sides, weigh about 135. I don’t sink in and like the bouncy feeling. I don’t wake up with aches anywhere unlike when I slept on a pillow top memory foam hybrid. No tension or pressure on my head either if I lay on my stomach without a pillow. Your answer helped me decide between medium and soft. The medium would have been too firm for my shoulders and perhaps caused shoulder and neck pain. Thanks again
@@bicycles-as-far-as-im-aliv5725 Glad I could help! I ended up ordering a 1" soft to go onto the 2" medium.
What do you recommend to someone who pulled a back muscle years ago and struggles with back pain on the mid level on the right side. Im a back and stomach sleeper.
I want to add bounce to my memory foam mattress? Which topper should I get?
Poor review. You show the soft and medium latex. But you never show their differences. Not well thought out.
so you hear it if you have a sag get a better mattress toppers dont completely get rid of sags
I own a king. Wish I could afford a latex topper
But I dnt know which side I sleep