These materials give the mattress an invitingly plush feel when you get into bed, but each layer is progressively denser and you shouldn’t sink too deeply as your body settles into the surface. The DreamCloud begins with adaptive polyfoam quilted into the cover, followed by memory foam and polyfoam layers. Thanks to the thick foam layers, the DreamCloud also performed better than most competing hybrids in categories like motion isolation and pressure relief. We’ve attributed the mattress’ above-average cooling to several design elements, including a moisture-wicking cashmere-blend cover, a gel infusion in the top foam layer, and steady air circulation through the coil system.
Temperature control was another performance area where the DreamCloud excelled during our tests. The back and stomach sleepers on our team didn’t sink too much despite the thick, adaptive foam layers. Ample cushioning prevented our side sleepers from feeling sharp pressure points in their shoulders and hips, which often occur for people who use this position. While the DreamCloud’s strongest ratings came from our side sleepers between 130 and 230 pounds, the mattress was well received by testers across a wide range of body types and sleep positions.
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Approachable pricing and a generous sleep trial sweeten the deal even further if you’re shopping on a budget. A true medium firm (6) feel ensures cushioning for the shoulders, lower back, and hips, but our testers found the thick pocketed coils maintained an even surface for their bodies and minimized sinkage around the midsection - a common source of aches and pains. The DreamCloud Mattress is a luxury hybrid that combines adaptive comfort layers with a strong support system. The result is an exceptionally balanced mattress that cushions the body without sacrificing support or stability. The DreamCloud’s luxurious design features plush foam layers over a robust pocketed coil system.
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