Endy - The Endy Mattress

I'm in Canada and got an Endy foam mattress several years ago and it's amazing. Be generous with pillows too.

That's unfortunate! I have an Endy myself, going on 18months or so, Queen size, just me sleeping on it. Fitted that puppy with Hush 2.0 Cooling Sheets and now I downright refuse to sleep anywhere else. Between that bed and my bidet, I have officially entered the "my home is my castle" phase of life, and I still rent lol

Foam. I'm 6'1" and around 270lbs. Single person on the mattress. I love it. Spending $2,000 isn't much in the grand scheme of things, but it's an immense improvement from the $200 bargain mattresses of my youth/college years. It's been just over 3 years now (Jan 2022), and if I can make this last another 2-3 years I'll slot this over to my guest bedroom and spring for something in the $5k range as my "adult forever bed". It was about $1600 all in for the queen sized mattress, mattress cover, duvet, 1x foam pillow + pillowcase, 2x customizable pillows + cases. Delivered right to my door. The box was heavy as shit and took some effort to haul it upstairs on my own, but it was doable. I would recommend it.

Love my foam mattress- Endy, Casper- there are lots. I got a great frame from Costco that was reasonably priced. New so no bed bugs

My gf bought an Endy (the Endy Medium-Firm, to be specific [https://www.endy.com/products/endy-mattress?size=Queen&firmness=Medium-Firm](https://www.endy.com/products/endy-mattress?size=Queen&firmness=Medium-Firm) ), and it's really great for me (6'1" mid-fifties male side-sleeper). No issues with shoulder pain or back pain.

I'm a side sleeper and have had great success with Simba and Endy.

I have an endy, had my first one for about 9 years, started to have a groove where me and my wife slept, sent them a picture and about 5 days later I had a new mattress. So unless they have a drop in quality they will be my mattress of choice moving forward.

The regular one, hybrid wasn't available when I first got it, so they sent their regular one as a replacement. I quite like it, I have a back that likes to be weird and when I sleep on my side I can feel my back "reset" and it's amazing.

I also bought my endy in 2018. Im a side sleeper. Haven't noticed any differences from when it was new

Endy holds up well. I’ve had mine for 10+ years.

I have an endy (the firmer one) - couple months. So far so good Don't get a tempurpedic lol

Mattresses actually have weight suggestions on them and I didn't know when I got it. The sinking on my side came to a point where I was hurting my back every single night. A "hybrid' mattress I've researched is better for us. Which is why I went endy ☺️ wasn't too expensive and pretty comfy

I bought an endy in the last couple months and it has been great, I am similar in weight

Here are my thoughts; Option 1: All these companies have decent return policies. We purchased an Endy about a month ago and I like it so far (100 day return policy, but are likely to keep it). I sleep on my side/back and my wife sleeps on her side. We got medium firmness but they do have a softer version. Option 2: We previously had a Sealy and found that it broke down quickly for the cost we paid. I would not buy Sealy again. They may have better matresses now, but I honestly don't think I could bring myself to be a repeat customer after paying about $2,000 for a matress and having issues with it in less than 2 years. Option 3: I don't really get your choice here. It is really just options 1&2 with extra steps. I would note probably the most important part is that any changes to matress will probably make it so you need to change your pillow as well. I find if my neck is not right because of my pillows my shoulder hurts as well, but when I have it right, then I feel great.

I have an endy and have had no issues. Here is a discount if you go that way https://refer.endy.com/73jh7