Let\u2019s kick things off with the features of the company\u2019s flagship product, the original Bear mattress.<\/span><\/p>\n This 10″ Bear mattress incorporates three layers of foam, contributing<\/span> to much of the bed\u2019s height.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n Based on various <\/span>reviews for<\/span> the <\/span>Bear mattress<\/span>, and our tests, we believe this bed to be a medium-firm mattress ranking around 7 to 7.1 on the 10-point firmness scale. This firmness rating puts the <\/span>original mattress<\/span> on the firmer side compared to other all-foam mattresses, but there\u2019s still enough sinkage to offer contouring and comfort.<\/span><\/p>\n All of these features make this bed a great option for back and combo sleepers, but it might be too firm for side-sleepers who may feel a bit of tension in the hips and shoulders.<\/span><\/p>\n With the Bear mattress, you aren\u2019t sinking, but you aren\u2019t floating on the bed either\u2014it\u2019s somewhere in between.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n This balanced foam feel also produces a subtle bounce effect, which customers\u2019 <\/span>Bear Celliant Mattress reviews<\/span> say is quite unlike the \u201cstuck\u201d feeling most sleepers get with memory <\/span>foam beds<\/span>.<\/span><\/p>\n The combination of the soft foam in the top layers and the stable, high-density foam in the base provides excellent support and alignment. This is particularly important for back and stomach sleepers who report having ample support and alignment both in the lumbar area and the shoulders.<\/span><\/p>\n Depending on your sleeping style, you\u2019re bound to feel pressure on some points on your body. The good news is that the combo of softness on top and firmness at the bottom allow the Bear mattress to provide sufficient relief for most body <\/span>shapes and sizes.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n If you check out a <\/span>Bear Mattress review<\/span> from <\/span>2019<\/span> or earlier, you\u2019ll see that lightweight back and stomach sleepers experienced consistent pressure relief with little to no discomfort. However, heavyweight and side sleepers have reported feeling some pressure on their shoulders.<\/span><\/p>\n The Bear Mattress has many features meant to help cool users through the night, from the breathable Celliant fabric in the cover to the graphite in the comfort layer. However, despite the <\/span>Bear Mattress Celliant technology<\/span>, this <\/span>review<\/span> found the <\/span>original mattress<\/span> to be temperature neutral. This verdict is actually good news, considering how notorious all-<\/span>foam beds<\/span> are when it comes to trapping heat.<\/span><\/p>\n Just like other foam-based mattresses, the Bear tends to sink when you sit on the edge. The dense foam in the core provides firmness, but expert <\/span>Bear Mattress reviews<\/span> indicate it <\/span>doesn’t do much in terms of edge support. An <\/span>innerspring<\/span> <\/a>o<\/span>r hybrid mattress might <\/span>be a better fit for users who like to stretch out on the bed\u2019s surface.<\/span><\/p>\n Motion isolation is where memory <\/span>foam beds<\/span> excel, and the Bear mattress is no exception. Even though this bed is more responsive than <\/span>other foam-based mattresses<\/span><\/a> due to the gel memory foam in the top layers, motion transfer is still successfully eliminated. In fact, the Bear is so good at motion isolation that most users don’t even feel the other sleeper moving at all. If you\u2019ve ever slept with a partner who won\u2019t stop tossing and turning, you\u2019ll know what a blessing this could be.<\/span><\/p>\n As the name suggests, this bed is a combination of multiple foam layers and an 8″ pocketed coils core. The Bear Hybrid, which debuted in 2018, is well-suited to all body shapes and sleeping styles, especially heavyweight sleepers.<\/span><\/p>\n The first thing to cover in our <\/span>Bear Mattress Hybrid review<\/span> is the construction of this six-layered bed. The Bear Hybrid is 14″ thick\u2014taller than most mattresses on the market, primarily due to its construction of pocketed coils and five foam layers.<\/span><\/p>\n Considering our tests and several <\/span>Bear Hybrid mattress reviews<\/span>, we rank this mattress a 6 on the firmness scale. It\u2019s leaning a bit on the softer side, so customers looking for an extremely firm mattress, such as stomach sleepers, might want to <\/span>consider other options<\/span><\/a>.<\/span><\/p>\n The top layers are soft and cozy but don\u2019t hug the body as memory <\/span>foam beds<\/span> would, making the Bear Hybrid ideal for people who like to float on their mattress rather than sink in. On top of that, the coils give the bed a super bouncy feeling\u2014perfect for side and combo sleepers who like to move in their sleep.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n Apart from side and combo sleepers, back sleepers would benefit significantly from this mattress\u2014numerous <\/span>Bear Mattress Hybrid reviews<\/span> by users report that this bed has worked wonders with alleviating backaches. That\u2019s why it\u2019s <\/span>ranked as one of the best mattresses for back pain<\/span><\/a>.<\/span><\/p>\n Pressure relief is where the Bear Hybrid really shines. The dense foam at the bottom and the coils in the core, combined with the soft, cushiony feeling of the top layers, account for superior pressure relief for all kinds of sleepers.<\/span><\/p>\nConstruction<\/b><\/h4>\n
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