Sealy Posturepedic (Sealy) - Frisco Medium Euro Pillow Top Mattress

1. Depends on what you think decent is but we start at like $120 for a queen size. 2. Yes extremely! I have a $4.5k mattress and will never spend less. 3. I do the same thing with them as I do with people I work with! Of course if I still have my once a year discount I’ll help them out. 4. A very small percent return compared to how many buy. People do exchange frequently though. 5. Tempur LuxeAdapt Soft and it’s like 4k on sale for a king. 6. Best Value is probably the Frisco 2.0 when it’s on a 72 hour sale and it’s $495 for a queen. 7. I technically have to recommend Tempur but I would even if I didnt have to. 8. So there’s no sure fire way to snag a discount outside of the sale but I will say you catch more flies with honey than vinegar. Be nice to your salesperson and they will almost always reciprocate. 9. No a mattress can’t fix back pain unless it’s being caused by your current mattress. Look into an adjustable base though. Those have made the biggest difference in my back and life.

Yes! I just returned from Mattress Firm. I was able to try the Sealy Frisco Medium Euro Pillow Top Mattress. Yes, you are right! It did feel very different than the Sealy PressureSmart Firm. It felt like a normal mattress. The saleswoman strongly advised me not to get that one though she said the PressureSmart is a much better mattress. I explained it’s painful. She said to walk on the mattress to break it in. She couldn’t waive the $250 return fee. I didn’t know what to do and she strongly suggested I give the pressure smart more time. maybe it’s the Adjustable Base making it too firm? If you are searching for firm. The pressure firm is definitely FIRM. The pressure in plush was really comfortable and felt like a good mattress. I ought to have bought that one. Actually, it would have been better if I had read this great thread first!

Hi! Can you please recommend which hybrid would work for someone with a bad back? I got the frisco 2.0 medium and it was very firm. Exchanged it for the sleepy's by sealy spring plush and I'm hating how I'm sinking in it on day 2 already. The manager MAY allow us one more exchange. Should I swap it for the same mattress with medium firmness? Or something else all together? For reference, I had the sealy summer rose (discontinued) before and loved it. Thank you so much!

Some of it depends on your weight, some depends on how you care for the mattress. I bought a $400 low model serta 17 years ago, and it's still in decent shape because it's never had more than 150 lbs on it and usually less. It also gets rotated monthly and has an excellent cover on it, and is only used for sleeping. I did pass it down to my kid about five years ago and invest in a $2000 sealy pillow top for myself, which is still almost mint. But my guest mattress was in the $500 range and, even though it only gets used a few months out of the year, it's sagging because one of my guests weighs 150 and the other weighs 225 and likes to lay in bed all day watching TV.

The boring mattress founder trolls reddit to post and prop up his own product. But goddamn I just bought a queens hybrid because I was only allowed one 100 sleep night with T&N and I wanted to try out the Mint Hybrid because for some reason during Labor Day it was cheaper than the regular queen hybrid. Turned out way too soft. Boring mattress queen hybrid about half the cost of T&N and turns out to be pretty much exact firmness I was looking for. That also said, when I moved the T&N mint to the floor for the two weeks when both overlapped — the support on the ground made that mattress also pretty damn comfortable in a different way. Also slept on a pillow top sealy mattress at a Hyatt, was one of the absolute best nights in a bed I’d ever had. There is a purchase program. I did look into it. But I’m fine with the Boring one I’ve got now.