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Endy Hybrid Mattress Review – Test Lab Ratings
The Endy Hybrid showcases the reliable pairing of adaptive polyfoam comfort layers and a coil support core. Delivering a balance of cushioning and pushback, this mattress is an excellent match for people who deal with aches and pains in their shoulders, lower back, and hips.
- Hybrid design blends stable support with comfortable cushioning
- Choice of two firmness models
- Provides extra lumbar support
- Not available outside of Canada
- May not be supportive enough for people who weigh more than 230 pounds
Endy is a Canadian mattress company founded in 2015. The Endy Hybrid Mattress utilizes the company’s specially formulated Endy Comfort Foam along with a core of pocketed innerspring coils.
The Endy Hybrid comes in two different models. The base version is 12 inches tall and has a firmness level of medium firm (6). For an additional cost, you can choose a plush model that is 13 inches tall and medium soft (4).
Both models have a similar construction involving Endy Comfort Foam, transitional polyfoam, and thick coils that are designed to enhance lumbar support.
We’ll take a closer look at the Endy Hybrid, including its materials and pricing as well as its performance ratings from our in-house Test Lab.
SMART MATCHING
Is the Endy Hybrid Right for You?
Use the filters below to see how well the Endy Hybrid lines up with your unique needs. We'll also give you a couple other recommendations based on your answers.
TEST LAB RATINGS
How the Endy Hybrid Scored
Motion Isolation8.0/10
The Endy Hybrid allows more motion transfer than many hybrid mattresses, especially on the medium firm (6) base model. Because the Endy Comfort Foam doesn’t closely contour to the body, it’s easier for vibrations to move across the mattress surface. We found that the plush, medium soft (4) model was more effective at isolating motion.
For either version of the Endy Hybrid, we think the lack of motion isolation is mostly an issue for people who are light sleepers who are bothered when their bed partner moves on the other side of the bed.
Brad Nehring, Product Testing Manager: The foam materials in the Endy Hybrid aren’t great at containing vibrations. It wasn’t a huge problem for me, but you can feel it when there’s movement on another part of the bed.
Pressure Relief9.0/10
Our tests showed that the Endy Hybrid offers pretty good pressure relief. The Endy Comfort Foam lightly cradles the body but doesn’t offer the deep contouring of a material like memory foam.
Overall, the mattress helped many of our testers maintain a neutral spinal alignment. However, sleepers over 230 pounds generally found that neither model provided the right balance of pressure relief and support.
Logan Foley, Executive Product Director: The foam in the Endy Hybrid doesn’t conform super closely, but it has enough cushioning to cut down on sharp impact around pressure points.
Temperature Control7.5/10
The base model of the Endy Hybrid offers good temperature regulation, and the medium soft (4) model is a bit worse in this category.
Because the medium firm (6) version doesn’t cling to your body, it’s easier for heat to escape instead of building up in the foam. The hybrid design also allows more room for airflow through the coils, so you don’t overheat at night.
Jeremy Klein, Product Testing Manager: I was happy with the temperature control of the Endy Hybrid. It’s not designed as a cooling mattress, but it does a good job of avoiding heat retention.
Edge Support7.5/10
Our team found that the Endy Hybrid has dependable edge support, especially in the base model with a firmness level of medium firm (6). The mattress didn’t feel unstable when sleeping near the edge or sitting on the side of the bed.
There’s more foam compression on the softer model, meaning less overall edge support, especially for people of a higher body weight.
Brad Nehring, Product Testing Manager: On the standard model of the Endy Hybrid, the edge felt pretty sturdy to me. I could feel the foam compress when near the edge, but it didn’t make me feel unsteady.
Ease of Movement8.0/10
During our testing, ease of movement was a strong point for the medium firm (6) model of the Endy Hybrid. The mattress doesn’t have too much contouring, so you’re less likely to feel trapped by the foam.
It is definitely harder to move on the medium soft (4) model since it does allow more sinkage. Even then, most sleepers didn’t find it to be a concern. It was mostly a problem for people over 230 pounds and combination sleepers who really cared about easy movement in bed.
Logan Foley, Executive Product Director: Since I didn’t sink into the mattress too deeply, I found it pretty easy to shift sleeping positions on the base model of the Endy Hybrid. Moving around was a bit harder on the plush model.
Durability7.0/10
The Endy Hybrid should exceed the average mattress lifespan thanks to its hybrid construction and polyfoam comfort layer. Coil support cores in hybrid mattresses usually last a long time, and polyfoam is more durable than memory foam. The thick comfort layer will hold its shape longer than thinner ones, so the bed should last at least seven to eight years.
HANDS-ON TESTING
Testing Team Takeaways
To test the Endy Hybrid Mattress, we had three people on our testing team each take the bed home with them for one week. Here are their initial observations.
Logan Foley
Executive Product Director · Side sleeper · 140 lbs.
Side sleeper · 140 lbs.
The Endy Hybrid offered a nice mix of pressure point cushioning and overall sturdiness. I found that the medium firm model felt great for my hips and shoulders, which is a main priority for me as a side sleeper.
Brad Nehring
Product Testing Manager · Back sleeper · 215 lbs.
Back sleeper · 215 lbs.
One thing I liked about the Endy Hybrid was that you don’t sink too deeply into the foam. That makes it easier to move on the mattress and allows air to move around your body for better temperature regulation.
Jeremy Klein
Product Testing Manager · Side sleeper · 160 lbs.
Side sleeper · 160 lbs.
I liked the Endy Hybrid, but I found its biggest drawback to be motion transfer. The Endy Comfort Foam offers solid pressure relief, but it doesn’t do a lot to absorb motion. You’ll notice when there’s movement on the other side of the mattress.
Who it Fits
Fit by Sleep Position and Body Weight
Sizes, dimensions and weights
Side Sleepers
In our testing, the medium firm (6) Endy Hybrid performed better for side sleepers over 130 pounds, and the medium soft (4) model was better for those under 130 pounds.
To maintain a healthy and comfortable sleep posture, side sleepers need plenty of cushioning around the shoulders and hips. However, a mattress can’t be too soft, or these areas will sink down and out of alignment with the rest of the body.
For side sleepers over 130 pounds, the medium firm (6) model struck a good balance between cushioning and pushback, but the softer model was too plush. However, the medium soft (4) model got high marks from people with a lighter body weight.
Back Sleepers
During our tests, back sleepers of all body weights preferred the medium firm (6) model of the Endy Hybrid.
Back sleepers under 230 pounds gave the mattress the highest ratings and found that the Endy Hybrid was able to keep their spine in a neutral position while also supporting the lower back.
Back sleepers over 230 pounds said that they got adequate support from the medium firm (6) Endy Hybrid but generally prefer a mattress with more firmness.
Stomach Sleepers
We found that the only stomach sleepers who really liked the Endy Hybrid were those who weigh under 130 pounds. These sleepers gave solid reviews for the medium firm (6) model.
For most stomach sleepers, though, both models of this mattress are too soft for optimal support. If a mattress lacks firmness, a stomach sleeper’s abdomen can sink into the top layers, pulling the spine into a U-shape.
For this reason, the medium soft (4) Endy Hybrid was too plush for all stomach sleepers in our testing, and only people of a lighter body weight got a high degree of support from the medium firm (6) base model.
Construction
Inside the Endy Hybrid
Cover
Polyester
Comfort Layer
Polyfoam (Endy Cooling Foam). Polyfoam (Endy Comfort Foam)
Support Core
Pocketed coils (reinforced perimeter), Polyfoam
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FAQs
365 Night
Sleep Trial
15 Year
Warranty
Free
Ground shipping (Canada)
$99
White glove delivery (optional)
Availability
The Endy Hybrid is only available to shoppers in Canada. The mattress is sold directly through the Endy website and in brick-and-mortar Endy showrooms in Toronto and Halifax.
Shipping
Shipping is free throughout the Canadian Provinces. Shipping is also available to some Canadian territories for an additional charge.
After you place an order online, the mattress is usually delivered to your home within a week or two. It is shipped inside a box after being compressed and tightly sealed in plastic.
To set up the Endy Hybrid, you just bring the box to your bedroom, take the mattress out of the box, and cut away the plastic packaging. The mattress will rapidly decompress, and you can use it right away. In some cases, it can take up to a week for the mattress to reach its full size.
Additional Services
Endy offers White Glove delivery in some Canadian cities. Where available, White Glove delivery includes new mattress installation and haul-away of an old mattress.
Sleep Trial
Endy offers a 365-night sleep trial for the Endy Hybrid. During the trial, you can request a return and get a full refund if you aren’t satisfied with the mattress. Should you decide to make a return, Endy will arrange for the mattress to be picked up from your home.
Warranty
The warranty for the Endy Hybrid lasts for 15 years. If the materials or workmanship of the mattress are found to be defective, Endy will repair or replace it at no charge. The warranty does not cover accidental damage or normal wear and tear.
Logan is a Certified Sleep Science Coach with a deep understanding of what it means to struggle with sleep. Her years of experience researching and testing sleep products – including mattresses, natural sleep aids, and bedding – are critical to her role helping lead the editorial team. When she’s not testing mattresses or researching CBT-I, she enjoys spending time in the sunshine with her husband and her dogs Pepper and Winston.