Level Sleep Mattress Review

Because it uses responsive polyfoam, the Level Sleep Mattress doesn’t isolate motion to the same extent as other models that use memory foam.

The 3-inch layer of Energex gives the bed extra bounce, which could lead to some motion transfer. However, the 1-inch polyfoam top layer balances this by dampening motion, so most individuals are unlikely to notice significant vibrations when their partner moves.

Contouring from the Level Sleep Mattress’s polyfoam layers distributes the sleeper’s body weight more evenly to reduce pressure buildup. Zoning in the second layer of the mattress adds to this effect by allowing the shoulders and legs to sink in more while providing extra support for the back. Most foam mattresses tend to relieve pressure well, so the Level Sleep Mattress’s pressure relief is similar to many all-foam models on the market.

While the Level Sleep Mattress may retain some heat, it should sleep cooler than many all-foam models. It is constructed entirely of polyfoam, which tends to be more breathable than memory foam. Additionally, the zoning in the second layer of the mattress limits sinkage, so surface-level airflow can help pull away excess heat. This degree of temperature regulation should be sufficient for most individuals, but those prone to sleeping hot may find it lacking.

All-foam models do not usually have reinforced edges, which may make the perimeter of the bed seem unstable for sitting and sleeping. The Level Sleep Mattress’s edges aren’t reinforced, but they have a sturdier feel than many all-foam models.

Its firm zone doesn’t permit much sinkage, but the head and foot ends of the bed compress more significantly. Some individuals may not feel secure enough to sleep near the edge of the bed, especially if they weigh more than 230 pounds. However, lighter individuals may find the edge stable enough to allow them to use the full surface of the mattress. Most people are also likely to feel secure enough when sitting on the edge of the firm section of the bed.

Since foam mattresses often conform closely to a sleeper’s body, they can be challenging for some individuals to move on. The Level Sleep Mattress rates higher in this category than many all-foam models due to its use of responsive polyfoam.

Polyfoam usually doesn’t contour as closely to the sleeper’s body as memory foam, and it tends to respond more quickly to changes in pressure. The Level Sleep Mattress uses entirely polyfoam, including 3 inches of Energex foam. This material is engineered to have similar responsiveness to latex, so it regains its shape more quickly than many materials. Most individuals will be able to change position on the Level Sleep Mattress without any problems, but people with mobility issues may find it more challenging.

Many couples feel that all-foam models don’t have enough bounce for sex, but the Level Sleep Mattress’s more responsive materials may help it perform better than some models. The second layer of the mattress uses 3 inches of Energex, which is crafted to have more bounce than most kinds of polyfoam. Additionally, contouring from the mattress’s top two layers can provide traction.

Most mattresses have a “new mattress smell” at first. This is particularly common in mattresses that contain foam and ship compressed, like the Level Sleep Mattress. These odors are usually the result of the manufacturing process, and they don’t have time to air out until the mattress decompresses in your home.

However, you can air out your mattress by leaving it in a well-ventilated room. Most odors should dissipate within a few hours to a few days.