How we sleep

Once you’ve found out how a mattress will support you, you need to decide how much of that support you need. One of the keys to a good night’s rest is keeping your spine and neck aligned. Your preferred sleeping position determines the level of support and pressure relief needed. That means, when you’re looking at reviews, you need to consider your sleep style:

Back sleepers

Back sleepers are often most comfortable with a medium-firm mattress. Business Insider originally named our medium-firm mattress.

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Side sleepers

Side sleepers typically want a soft mattress. When you sleep on your side, your hips and shoulders need a lot of room to sink into the mattress, and a soft mattress will give you the increased cushion you need.

Stomach sleepers

Stomach sleepers usually do best on a firm mattress. But be careful, because sleeping on your stomach puts the most amount of tension on your neck and spine. We don’t recommend that you sleep on your stomach.

Combo sleepers

Combination sleepers rotate through several sleep positions during the night. That means they need a mattress that works in all situations, which is often a medium on the firmness scale.