Mattress Underground has a great buying guide. It's one of the very rare reliable sources of mattress information. Most review sites are owned by mattress brands. Answer from snorkelvretervreter on reddit.com
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r/Mattress on Reddit: Best mattress at Costco?
November 15, 2024 -

Been mattress shopping for a few weeks now and its brutal. One person gives a mattress 5 stars, best sleep ever, and the next person says its garbage and the worst mattress they've ever tried.

So rather than risk it with a super-expensive mattress, I'm going to go the Costco route. Looks like there are a lot of options from Leesa to Casper to Simply Modern to whatever else.

Out of all the options at costco, I'm wondering what the best choice is? Let's say $1600 or less...

I'm leaning toward the Leesa Legend Hybrid or Casper. Would loooove some help here! I'm so nervous about making the wrong call!

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reddit.com › r/mattress › what are the undisputed best mattresses at costco?
r/Mattress on Reddit: What are the undisputed best mattresses at Costco?
February 16, 2025 -

It looks like the $1,800 Tempur-Pedic and $1,400 Avocado are highly rated as top-tier options in this sub—can anyone confirm? I’m thinking about going all-in on the best since I’m returning my Sealy Carver Firm after a few years of sagging and back pain.

Update: Ordered the Novaform Legacy Premier since it seems firmer than the Leesa Legend. From what I’ve gathered, the Avocado is the better choice if I want something less firm compared to the Leesa Legend. Novaform was on sale, while Avocado wasn’t, so I figured I’d try Novaform for now. If it doesn’t work out, I’ll wait for Avocado to go on sale and return/exchange.

Thanks, everyone!

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r/Mattress on Reddit: Best Costco mattresses?
January 4, 2024 -

Looking for people to post positive experiences they’ve had with Costco mattresses. What was your process? What kind of sleeper? What did you settle on?

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I’ve been cycling through quite a few mattresses from Costco. I’m 5’8” 160 pounds with back/neck pain and insomnia worsened by Lyme disease. I sleep on my back. My wife is 5’6” 130 pounds and a side sleeper. She can sleep anywhere. I’ve been having quite a bit of trouble with my sleep. For all of the beds, I broke them in over the first few weeks and rotated them regularly. The mt auburn was too firm for me and generally didn’t feel all that great. It was a decent mattress overall but wasn’t it for me. Like most mattresses without a softer pressure relieving layer, it caused hip stiffness and pain. Sealy posturepedic ridge crest was a step up. The euro top added a decent layer of comfort, but the bed started hammocking within a few months and became uncomfortable to me as I really like an even surface. My wife liked this bed though. We briefly tried the 12” sleep science Sonoma flippable mattress but I couldn’t last more than an hour on it. It felt cheap and unsupportive. The novaform serafina is a decent feeling but firm mattress that I occasionally sleep on at my parents house. Well constructed but I find it to not have enough pressure relief (though maybe it’s not well broken in). The Sleep science 13” Napa is my favorite of them all, but it only comes in a split king and I already have an adjustable base. The memory foam comfort layer is thin but relieves pressure, and the latex layer under that does a great job of easing you into the denser foam beneath. I’ve only slept on it once and it felt great, but when I demo it or lay on it, it feels amazing. Kirkland Stearns and Foster. I had this for the longest, about a year. I wanted to keep this mattress forever but there were a few flaws that ended up disrupting my sleep. The quality of construction and materials feels great. While it came firm, it broke in nicely and was a premium feeling mattress. I ended up adding a 1.5” inch cooling memory foam topper to add just a bit of pressure relief and it felt perfect for a while. After about 9 months, the body indents were starting to make my shoulders shrug upward. The kings ridge pressed on my side as well. And the edge support is too wide, as those springs wear differently than the main support coils. All of these things together caused the usable sleep area to be quite small on the king mattress and it stopped being supportive/comfortable to me. If this stayed how it felt I’d have kept it. Tempur pedic flex prima hybrid. This is the bed I’m currently on, it’s been about 2 weeks, so I don’t have a full review of it, but it’s been decent. I like how uniform the surface feels. It’s quite firm right now, but I’m expecting it to break in a little bit. If it’s a 7.5 firm right now, I think the bed will be great at a 6 or 6.5. It provides great support, but just a bit more pressure relief would go a long way. I might try a 2 inch Tempur pedic topper on it to see if it gives it that softness without losing too much underlying support. Overall, I do think many people (my wife being one of them) would have been happy with many or most of the mattresses I’ve tried. Costco’s return policy is keeping me sane while trying to figure out how to deal with my aches and pains. I’m realizing I should probably turn this into a post haha
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Novaform comfort grande 14" is pretty legit for the price. Had over a year and no complaints.
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r/Costco on Reddit: Anyone with experience with buying a mattress from Costco
October 24, 2024 -

So my husband and I need to get a new mattress and are thinking about Costco for it. We bought a brand new mattress at a random mattress store back in 2017 right after we got married. In less then 7 months it had formed huge divots from my husbands pressure points down the bed. You couldn’t find anywhere to lie comfortably. We tried taking it back to the random mattress retailer after 7 months and they said “nope, so sad. Would you like to buy a NEW one?” So our supposedly first big purchase after getting married turned into a huge waste of $2k bucks.

Since then we have literally bought second hand mattresses when needed at a fraction of the cost. Things were great with that until my dear mother came to visit. You’d think she slept in an Iron Maiden. She then tears the sheets off and saw it had a goodwill tag (the horror). I can’t describe the mix of anger, bewilderment, disgust, et al that came from that woman’s mouth. (I hurried and grabbed the sheets before she saw they were from IKEA just in case that was an issue!)

That brings me to my question for everyone. Anyone acquire a mattress from our store and savior, Costco? I’d like to get some different opinions but let’s be real. The ONLY thing I care about is the return policy. The 2017 divot debacle cannot happen again! Id like to know that if anything happens all I have to do is take it back like that 2009 sofa set, those too small pants and anything from Amylu (sorry guys. Just ew) Thanks for listening! And sorry for any grammatical boo-boos, I’m on mobile

Edit: I really want to thank everyone who commented on their experiences. I have a great idea on what we are going to pick. I’ll update the he post in the future once we decide!!

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r/Costco on Reddit: What mattress has been endgame for you?
January 27, 2025 -

I’ve been on a bit of a mattress journey with Costco. First tried the Sealy Carver Firm—loved it at first, but over time it developed a sag. Now, I’m testing out the Novaform Legacy Premier, and it’s definitely ultra firm.. like too firm, not conforming whatsoever and has zero bounce, which I’m not sure I love.

Thinking about returning it and going for an Avocado instead. Anyone have long-term success with a Costco mattress that held up? Would love to hear what worked (or didn’t) for you!

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Has anybody purchased a mattress from Costco? : r/Costco
April 15, 2025 - Im sure it wont last as long but since I moved across the country with just an SUV a few times, this has been better for me than having to try and move a mattress. ... Hi! I've gone through like 6 over the past few years, all returned. Their tempurpedic hybrid is by far the best and the one ...
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r/Costco on Reddit: Looking for the best Firm mattress from Costco
December 21, 2024 -

Hi guys, my parents are looking for a mattress to replace the one they've been sleeping on for the past decade. We initially got one from Mattress Firm but noticed sagging after sleeping on it for a couple of months. It was a headache trying to go through the return process for the mattress. We're looking to Costco to get a mattress since their return policy is really good. Do you guys have any recommendations for "Firm" mattress that Costco sells?

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r/Costco on Reddit: Any specific mattress you’d choose over the other?
April 25, 2023 - ... Agree on the S&F. I think it’s called the Kirkland Lakewood. I’ve been really happy with mine! ... Got the Novaform Pearl mattress last year and it's the best mattress I've ever owned.
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Best Costco mattress? : r/Mattress
July 5, 2024 - Everything they have is sort of entry-level or middling at best, and in the case of some brands, like beautyrest, it’s all very old technology offerings. ... Check out the burrow hybrid mattress. It comes in a box, not sold by Costco. I have purchased 2 and absolutely love it!
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February 17, 2024 - Id still research well and make sure you know any risks beforehand just in case. ... My S&F lake ridge just delivered yesterday and WOW. I’ve had lower back pain for 3 years now and I felt amazing this morning when I woke up. ... I just purchased this one. My fingers are crossed it works ...
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r/Costco on Reddit: Best bang for your buck mattress at Costco??
March 4, 2024 -

What’s the best value in a mattress you can get at Costco??

I’m shopping for a king size bed and ready to upgrade!

I’ve lived on queens forever.

Edit: willing to pay for a more $$expensive$$ one as I’m upgrading, but I want to make sure it’s worth it. I know two people who have a tempurpedic for example and were unhappy with it!

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reddit.com › r/mattress › best costco mattress? sealy posturepedic 12" hybrid mattress vs casper cooling select hybrid
r/Mattress on Reddit: Best Costco Mattress? Sealy Posturepedic 12" Hybrid Mattress vs Casper Cooling Select Hybrid
October 20, 2024 -

Hi everyone,

I am currently mattress shopping and could really use some expert guidance.

I tried some mattresses at mattress firm, and loved the tempurpedic adapt, but it’s just too expensive.

I want to get something through costco, and ended up between the Sealy Posturepedic 12" Hybrid Mattress and the Casper Cooling Select Hybrid.

I’m 6’2 and have scoliosis so i need something medium firm to support my spine

Does anyone have any recommendations? Open to other costco suggestions too

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reddit.com › r/mattress › costco mattresses are great for frustrated shoppers
r/Mattress on Reddit: Costco mattresses are great for frustrated shoppers
January 27, 2024 -

This sub is full of people rightfully complaining about how the sub makes mattress shopping even more complicated and doesn't offer a Best Mattresses list. So here's my attempt to help:

I see no reason to shop anywhere but Costco for the following reasons:

  1. Return Policy - I think everyone is aware of this. You can return a mattress at any time whatsoever as long as it doesn't have bodily fluid stains on it (as that's a biohazard). Easy way to ensure this is to immediately place a mattress cover on it

  2. Delivery Policy - I order online and an upper end mattress comes with white glove delivery, and if I return it, they come pick it up

  3. Limited selection. This is the point. Too many choices psychologically overwhelms us as humans. A more limited selection across several brands isn't going to frustrate us as much - and guess what? Their selection is wide enough that it can still frustate someone if that's what you want 🤣

  4. Price. Can't beat it across several brands.

I got several Sealy posturepedic plus until I settled on the Mt Auburn medium for less than $750 for a queen.. My experience is that it is indeed hard as rock when first delivered, but softens up significantly after a week or two. Now it's medium firmness to the point where I'm even wondering if I want something firmer, in which case I may go for the Sterns and Foster.

I actually love a plush mattress but plush as in a nice plush top over a firm or responsive surface; whereas I don't like sinking into a mattress much. One reason my favorite in hotels can be the Simmons Hyde Park Plush, which they no longer sell, but I don't sink into the mattress.

Best of luck to you all. If you want to save yourself headache, just get a Costco membership, go to your warehouse if you want to see what they have, and order it online among the options

Mattresses to check out, as well as customer feedback as to actual firmness:

  • Tempur Cloud-supreme (medium plush) or Supreme (firm) - discontinued models still offered at Costco at a discount

  • Tempur Prima Flex Hybrid (medium-firm bed in a box)

  • Sealy Posturepedic Plus 14" Hybrid Ridgecrest II in Plush (too soft for me, was like sleeping in pudding) and Firm

  • Sealy Posturepedic Plus Hybrid Mt Auburn 13" (Medium)

  • Kirkland Sterns and Foster Hybrid Lakeridge 14.5" (Medium-Firm to Firm, plush top with firm surface beneath

  • Beautyrest Silver Hybrid DualCool 14.5" (Plush to Medium)

This is a great list from which you can narrow your search.

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Also, I will say this much. I'd actually love to make my own mattress as a hobby. Have read so much about it that the idea of buying a pocket coil system and topping it with different layers of foam or latex seems appealing to me for fun even while I have a great mattress already. Just experimenting to make something great. But I ain't gonna let finding the mattress I sleep on take my life away and add stress haha.

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reddit.com › r/mattress › thinking between a few mattress at costco, need help to get july 4th discount!
r/Mattress on Reddit: Thinking between a few mattress at Costco, need help to get July 4th discount!
May 18, 2025 -

Thinking between a few mattresses at Costco, can you provide your personal input if you’ve bought these mattresses or have any thoughts on the following:

All mattress will be King and for context my wife and I are buying a new bed and coming from a very firm mattresss from IKEA.

The first two below are our top two picks but that can change.

  • Sealy Posturepedic Plus Ridge Crest II 14" Firm Mattress

  • Novaform 14" Serafina PerfectTemp Gel Memory Foam Mattress

  • Sleep Science 12" iFlip Sonoma Memory Foam Mattress with Adjustable Power Base

  • Casper Cooling Select 12" Memory Foam Mattress

  • Sealy Posturepedic Pro Highland Manor 13" Medium Mattress

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reddit.com › r/costco › which costco mattress is best for me? [help]
r/Costco on Reddit: Which Costco mattress is best for me? [HELP]
November 2, 2024 -

Trying to decide between these 4. I’m tall, skinny, bony, slight scoliosis, forward head posture and anterior pelvic tilt. Back and side sleeper. Anyone have experience with these?