My Green Mattress Natural Escape Mattress Review

The Natural Escape mattress provides average motion isolation. Even though latex can inhibit some motion transfer, the modest level of hug combined with the bed’s bounciness makes it more likely that you’ll notice when your bed partner moves around or gets in or out of bed.

For most couples, though, this motion transfer isn’t enough to cause problems. It’s mainly an issue if one bed partner is easily awoken during the night.

The Natural Escape ranks as slightly above-average in this category, although the perception of pressure relief will depend a great deal on the individual sleeper.

People who want more modest cushioning of pressure points love the way that the latex cradles their joints without causing them to sink deeply into the bed. On the flip side, sleepers who like deep contouring can find the Natural Escape to feel a bit too rigid and lacking in its ability to accommodate their pressure points.

Temperature control is well above-average on the Natural Escape mattress. All of the materials used in the mattress either promote breathability or are less prone to heat retention than most other mattress materials (such as memory foam).

The cotton in the cover and the wool in the comfort system are both naturally moisture-wicking, which means they pull sweat away from the body so that it can evaporate and help your body cool itself down. Latex does not collect much heat, and the tall layer of coils enables significant airflow to keep warmth from building up in the mattress overnight.

Taken together, these components make the Natural Escape a great choice for hot sleepers.

Above-average edge support helps make the Natural Escape an appealing mattress for people who like to sleep or sit near the edge of their bed.

The bed’s dependable edge support starts in the innerspring layer where a thicker wire is used for the coils that go around the perimeter. Dunlop latex does not compress as deeply as materials like memory foam, which also helps retain a sense of stability around the edge. The hand-tufted construction holds the materials securely in place, keeping them from bunching in the middle or near the perimeter.

Ease of movement is a standout feature of this mattress.

Latex is widely known to have a springy feel because of how rapidly it retakes its full shape once weight is removed from it. The way that the coils compress and rebound further enhances the ease of movement, including around the edge of the mattress. The soft, inviting feel of the wool and cotton reduces friction when adjusting sleeping positions.

All of these elements work to make the Natural Escape a top pick for combination sleepers and others who want to smoothly move around in bed.

The Natural Escape is a great fit for shoppers who want a mattress that suits a vibrant sex life. The latex and coil layers provide all the bounce that’s needed to romp about on this bed while knowing that it will maintain a sturdy, stable feel, including near the perimeter. The moisture-wicking cotton and wool help the bed stay cool, while also providing a touch of softness.

A major selling point of the Natural Escape is that it is made without chemicals that are normally found as part of the foams or adhesives used in other mattresses. This reduction in chemicals means very few smelly volatile organic compounds (VOCs) are released when you unpack the Natural Escape. While you may notice a light “new mattress smell” that some customers describe as earthy, the smell shouldn’t last more than a few hours and is generally subtle and not bothersome.