I have a queen size "firm" posturepedic Plus Hybrid Sealy mattress and although it's an excellent mattress, I still experienced some loss in circulation and pressure on my hips and shoulders as a side sleeper. I had been planning on buying this mattress topper for about a month before purchasing. I watched a video of someone reviewing it outside of Amazon and I'd like to share some notes he stated that are true to this topper. If you want to watch that video, look up "Tempur adapt mattress topper review - the best pressure relief?" by Mattress Clarity. The video as if writing this review is 5 years old. For reference, I am 5'6", 107lbs and I'm bony. I sleep on my side but sometimes roll over onto my back during the night. I have osteoarthritis in my left hip and I've had a history of cervical nerve issues, which makes my left arm numb when I sleep wrong. Your mattress underneath has to be firm because this topper is SOFT. You probably don't want to be trapped inside your mattress if it's too soft. If your mattress is, for instance, 8 out of 10 on the firmness scale (10 being closer to that of a tabletop), then this topper will reduce that number to around 5. My mattress is soft in comparison to other brands, so there was a concern that this topper would make my bed too soft, but that hasn't been the case. When I first put this on top of my mattress, I was concerned my hips and especially my shoulders would poke through the foam and be touching the mattress. It might be two inches thick but I haven't actually done that. I'm well-padded. The softness is perfect for me. It did take a few nights for my body to adjust, as I was still waking up with sore hips, but after a month of sleeping on this combo, I wake up refreshed. I was concerned that I'd maybe need the 3 inch topper instead, but the 2 inches work perfectly fine. Maybe in the future when I might wear this one out, I'll get the 3inch. But for now, this works. I also love how, like the tempur-pedic mattress, it's motion isolating. I wouldn't trust that a glass of wine wouldn't topple over, like they used to demonstrate in old tempur-pedic commercials, because my Sealy mattress is a bit springy. So if you're expecting this to be perfectly motion isolating, I think it largely depends on your mattress. If you were like me and were concerned that this topper might shift around without mattress straps, it's ok because mine hasn't budged. However, I do not flop around much while I sleep, so I'm not sure if a flopper would experience the same thing I have been. The box came with a nice fitted sheet that keeps it in place. But for me, this topper has so much grip, I struggled getting it onto my mattress because it decided it didn't want to move. I would recommend someone else help you, especially if you have a queen or larger. But it is doable solo. Speaking of the fitted sheet, you might want to look into replacing the fitted sheet you already have with something with deeper pockets because this topper does heighten your bed. Deeper pockets or size up, like from queen to king. My Sealy is rounded at the edges and corners, so this topper sits somewhat awkwardly on top. My fitted sheet makes it look silly along the corners but the rest of my bedding covers it up, so it's not a big deal. There is minimal smell right out of the package. I didn't mind it at all. Once the topper was fresh on my mattress, everything felt incredibly soft. Too soft, almost, and yet it was weirdly a little more "firm" when the cover was put on. I liked this. It cemented the idea that this was worth buying. I couldn't access my package when it arrived because my work schedule clashes with my apartment's leasing office, so I couldn't get into the package room until my weekend started. So this topper was sitting in its packaging for several days. I was worried it wouldn't decompress. Luckily, it decompressed almost immediately by itself. I didn't need to do anything for it to spring into working order. As for my medical issues, I experienced some arthritic pain at first when going about my day, but that slowly disappeared. I've had zero issues with my cervical nerve to the point where I forget I even have that issue. I would recommend this tempur-pedic mattress topper to those who have similar features to me and for side sleepers. Larger builds will benefit from this as well, but if you're bigger, I'd suggest watching that video because the guy reviewing it is a bigger guy.

I have never in my life been pain free. The idea that one can sleep and there is no pain. The idea that one can wake and there is no pain. I have no concept of that. Now I do. I put this on top of a blended latex and spring mattress that has a bit of give at the shoulders. It is a wonderful mattress for back sleepers, but not side sleepers. This 2’ in topper makes it perfect. No more sunk-in shoulders. In addition, no smell out of the box. Fluffed up well. Seemed like it wouldn’t be much, but retains its cushioning. You are not sinking all the way through it. Overall, very happy. Hoping for good durability. We will see. It does run hot. It is winter now. So, I will try the cool one for Summer. I hope it is the same.

Background: My talalay mattress had become really uncomfortable. To the point that sleeping on the couch was better. So I decided to advantage of the July Fourth Mattress Sales and get a new mattress. After some YouTube reviews, I went to local mattress store that had some solid deals with the intention of only buying a Tempur-Pedic Breeze Hybrid. After explaining my needs, issues and aches I ended up testing 6 different mattresses. The two mattresses I ended up deciding on was the Aireloom Cardiff Luxury Firm mattress & the Tempur Breeze, both roughly $4500. In the end I was convinced to not purchase the Tempur-Pedic Breeze Hybrid and go with the Aireloom Medium Firm for 50% off & an adjustable base. I'm a bigger guy and was told that this type would suit me better and having slept on a similar mattress at friend's house, it seemed like a good idea. So I took the deal. I figured it would be a bit of an adjustment to go from a pure talalay/memory foam mattress to a hybrid mattress so I was expecting an adjustment period. After two weeks, I didn't have anymore neck issues or arm numbness and it was much easier to get out of the actual bed however I started to wake up with horrible hip pain which was a totally new thing. At this point, I'm stuck with the Aireloom mattress due to the deep discount I did not get 100 day trial. So I decided to look at into mattress toppers. This is how I ended up back at Tempur Pedic. The Topper: First off, I was nervous about this purchase due to the amount of toppers people received that arrived damaged or with torn covers etc. However 50% price drop I went ahead & took the risk. Thankfully when I unboxed it, mine had arrived in perfect condition. The topper itself on this firm of a mattress is a perfect match. It amazingly provides the softness needed to reduce the hip issues and provided comfortable support that was not squishy in the least and restful sleeping experience. Contrary to what I assumed would happen, it did not completely flatten. The first night/morning after using the topper I literally didn’t get out of bed until noon, it was that comfortable. The Issue: The one thing with this topper that I can’t figure out how to remedy is slippage. My new base is an adjustable base so when I’ve adjusted to watch a movie, read a book or work using my ‘bed desk’ from home, the topper moves. It moves more way easily than I thought it could considering the fact that it’s underneath a very tight mattress protector and it is quite heavy. Dependent on which side of the bed in get on, it pulls that direction. The topper's cover base has ‘no slip traction' which is clearly not enough to keep the topper from sliding. It’s has become a pain to constantly have it sliding off the edge but the comfort outweighs that bit if of frustration. Looking for remedies and will update if I find one. TLDR: Great topper but only at the reduced price. Wish I had just purchased the Tempur-Pedic Breeze Hybrid mattress and forgone the topper altogether. However, the topper has a created such a different feel with the Aireloom mattress that I have no idea if this combination just happened to be complimentary or if the Breeze Hybrid would actually be any better.

I cannot say enough good things about the Tempur-Pedic Cooling Mattress Topper. From the first night, I noticed a dramatic difference in my sleep quality. The topper is unbelievably comfortable and cradles your body perfectly without feeling too soft or too firm. What truly sets it apart is the cooling feature. I’m a hot sleeper, and this topper keeps me cool and comfy. If you have a mattress that’s a little too firm this is absolutely worth splurging for. If you’re debating whether to buy it—do it! You won’t regret it. Highly recommend!

Love this topper but its no good for an adjustable frame.. I so needed this kind of topper for my really sore back and hips, but it bunches up in my bed because I sleep sort of sitting up.. but its better than the rest I have purchased.. I love tempurpedic so I am hoping this helps in the long run ... update" wow... even with the bit that bunches up at my lower back I am soo comfy... a little over heated but just love this.. have changed rating to 5 star... now if I could only sleep..

Great Quality Mattress Topper with good support; comfort and warmth in Winter

Me encantó, es muy cómodo, en verdad vale la pena

This mattress topper has made a difference to my back pain.I don’t wake up feeling so stiff . Will need to see how I feel after a few months as I haven’t had it very long.But hopefully it will continue giving me less stiffness & back pain.

I really loved this topper it made my bed so heavenly comfy and it stayed cool all night. Take the one with cooling it is worth it.