EcoSleep Hybrid Mattress Review

The EcoSleep Hybrid mattress rates as about average for motion isolation. With less contouring and much more bounce than memory foam, latex is prone to transferring motion across its surface. The springiness from the coil support system can increase this motion transfer, although the independent movement of pocketed coils helps to reduce the total amount of motion that they transfer. Of the two sides of EcoSleep Hybrid, the medium side will have better motion isolation because the latex is softer and compresses more under the body.

Overall, the average amount of motion isolation from the EcoSleep hybrid is enough to avoid major sleep disturbances for most couples. However, people who are easily awoken and share a bed with someone who moves around frequently in bed may prefer a mattress with higher ratings in this category.

Latex offers moderate pressure relief and drives the EcoSleep Hybrid’s roughly average rating in this category. As a material, latex has the ability to lightly tailor and contour to the body, but it tends to have a denser feel without as much hug as many foams. Similarly, the pocketed innerspring coils add a touch of extra cushioning.

For many sleepers, this modest level of pressure relief is sufficient to sleep comfortably and with proper spinal alignment. For other sleepers, though, especially people with sharp pressure points, the EcoSleep Hybrid may not deliver the kind of deep conforming that may be necessary to accommodate their high-impact zones.

The medium side of the EcoSleep Hybrid usually provides more pressure relief because of its softer latex materials and thicker profile. On the firm side, the latex is only 1.5 inches thick, limiting its ability to adapt to more pronounced pressure points.

Temperature control is a definite strength of the EcoSleep Hybrid mattress.

A benefit of latex is that it does not hold onto as much heat as most foam materials, and because it has less sink, especially on the firm side of the EcoSleep mattress, there’s plenty of ability for air to pass over the skin and cool it down. In the support core, air can flow easily around the coils, keeping hot air from building up in the mattress. The mattress cover also improves temperature regulation, since the organic wool and Joma wool are naturally breathable and able to pull moisture away from the skin so that it can evaporate, facilitating the body’s natural cooling mechanisms.

All of these elements combine to make the EcoSleep Hybrid a solid pick for people who want to avoid sleeping hot.

The EcoSleep Hybrid is a good match for people who like to sit or sleep near the edge of their bed. The density and durability of natural latex helps keep it from giving out around the exterior, and that effect is bolstered by the responsiveness of the latex as well. WIth a six-inch innerspring layer, the mattress has a robust and reliable support core that boosts structural integrity around the edge.

As the latex is thicker and softer on the medium side, you can expect more compression of the latex and slightly less edge support compared to the firm side, which rates as excellent for maintaining stability around the perimeter of the bed.