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7 Zones 5 Zone Full Size Hotel Pocket Spring Tight Top Vacuum Compressed Roll Up Pocket Spring Mattress

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What to look for in a spring mattress

With next-gen memory foam tech generating all the latest mattress buzz, why pick one with springs? Don't think of those uncomfortable spring mattresses from the past. Today's options are well-made, comfortable to sleep on, and designed to last for some time (at least, at the higher end). Compared to a foam mattress, a spring mattress offers better air circulation, edge support, and bounce. It can also feel plusher.

Firmness: Your sleeping style and body types will determine what firmness is ideal for you. For the most part, heavier individuals and back sleepers will benefit most from a firmer mattress. Lighter folks and those who sleep on their side or stomach will prefer mattresses on the softer side. Of course, there is also variance due to preference within each of these categories. 

Motion isolation: This is a must if you are a light sleeper and share a bed with a partner or pets. Edge support is another important feature for couples because you don't want to feel like you're going to fall off when your significant other decides to annex your side of the bed. 

Foundation: Spring mattresses work best on a firm, supportive foundation. When I'm testing mattresses, I keep them on the floor, which works perfectly fine. However, this makes it harder to get in and out of bed, and your mattress may soak up any spills nearby, which could cause permanent damage. So, we recommend using a bed frame or foundation. Here are the best options we've tested. While everyone has a budget in mind, price shouldn't be your main consideration when buying a spring mattress since you will be using this mattress for 10 years or longer. So, differences in prices work out to only a few cents per day.