Polysleep Mattress Reviews

Polysleep Specifics

Polysleep has five quality foam mattresses that feature certified antimicrobial and medical grade foam. Their options range from slimmer to thicker and firmer to more pressure relieving.

Overall, customers have good things to say about these mattresses with some also reporting allergy relief. Those that reported disagreements mostly mentioned issues with firmness and heat retention in some cases. The Polysleep Pillow is a fully customizable option that goes exceptionally well with their highly rated mattress.

Quality of Materials
Polysleep sells five mattresses with quality materials, like antimicrobial foam. We'll go through what's inside each of their mattresses so that you can learn how it will react to your body...

Here is what's in their most popular mattress, the Origin Mattress 2.0:Cover Layer: The cover layer is lightweight material that is soft and comfy. It is removable for easy washing.

Layer 2: The top comfort layer is a 1'' thick layer of firm, 'hybrid foam' with an open cell design. This foam is antimicrobial and has a subtle pressure point relief as well.

Layer 3: Next up is a 2'' layer of transition foam that helps provide support to the top layer and layer below.

Layer 4: The base layer is a high density foam for a firm support for the back and spine. It also provides the mattress with its structure and durability.

Next, here is what's inside the well-rounded Polysleep Mattress:Cover Layer: The soft liquid repellent cover has a similar feel to cotton and comes with mesh side panels that help with airflow.

Layer 2: The Polysleep proprietary hybrid foam fights bacteria and allergens and conforms to the body. It comes with open-cell technology for additional air flow.

Layer 3: There is a transitional foam layer that is more responsive than memory foam, but works to support and provide additional pressure relief.

Layer 4: The bottom layer is made of supportive base foam and is surrounded by reinforced sides for better edge support.

Moving on, here is what's inside their firmer, more supportive Aura Mattress:Cover Layer: It starts with the water resistant cover that wicks away moisture and is machine washable.

Layer 2: The first comfort layer is made of antimicrobial foam that features a supportive feel with some pressure relief on the surface.

Layer 3: A second foam layer is transitional and more responsive while also diminishing motion transfer and partner disturbance.

Layer 4: A supplemental foam layer offers enhanced zone support for the middle spine.

Layer 5: The last supportive base foam layer gives the mattress unrivaled support and is augmented with an edge to edge foam support frame.

Next up, we'll take a looking at Polysleep's most cooling and luxurious mattress, the pressure-relieving Zephyr 2.0 Mattress:Cover Layer: The cover helps you stay extra cool with 'nanobionic' fibres that redirect heat and infrared for a more temperature regulated feel.

Layer 2: A thin layer of KulKote® phase change material advances the cooling abilities of the top layer by regulating temperature across the surface.

Layer 3: The first comfort layer comes with GelFlex Plus infused gel particles, which balances temperature and relieves pressure from the hips and shoulders.

Layer 4: The second layer is an antimicrobial 'hybrid' foam that offers an open cell construction for better airflow and a balanced feel.

Layer 5: A zoned transitional foam layer is designed to relieve pressure from the hips and shoulders while supporting the spine.

Layer 6: The supportive base foam gives the mattress structure and is reinforced along the sides with a firmer foam support frame for better edge support.

Lastly, we'll take a look at their most affordable mattress, the 9'' thick Sierra Mattress:Cover Layer: The Sierra's cover is mechanically sewn, allowing Polysleep to keep overall costs low. The biggest difference with this machine sewn cover is that sleepers will need to tuck the corners into the cover to keep their mattress looking tidy.

Layer 2: The first comfort layer is their antimicrobial foam, which helps prevent bacteria from growing and spreading for a cleaner sleep environment.

Layer 3: The main support comes from a base foam that helps keeps the Sierra mattress sturdy and stable.

Overall Comfort
Customers describe comfortable mattresses overall with the Origin being best for discount-seekers that don't mind some firmness, the Polysleep being ideal for those that want some pressure relief but still desire something medium-firm, the Aura being best for those in need of extra support, and the Zephyr being best for side sleepers who sleep hot.

FirmnessTake a look at the scale above. These mattresses all straddle the medium-firm sweet spot with the Zephyr being the most pressure relieving. However, there are some that describe mattresses being too firm in some cases.

Back Pain Relief
With supportive mattresses and those with zoned support designs, customers describe comfortable mattresses for back pain overall.

Cooling
While most customers had good things to say about temperature regulation, there were rare complaints about heat retention in the lower priced options. The upgraded Zephyr 2.0 gets especially good cooling scores.

Who Are Polysleep Mattresses Right For?
These mattresses are great for those that are looking for a supportive mattress feel and are looking for antimicrobial technology.