You'll find more information about each mattress below, along with today's best Saatva prices. Finally, the Saatva Youth is for children aged between three and 12, and the Saatva Crib is designed to support babies and toddlers (the latter has a shorter trial period of 45 nights). The Saatva HD is a medium-firm, heavy duty, hybrid innerspring mattress for bigger bodies - it's been designed to support anyone weighing between 300 and 500lbs. It has 50 firmness settings on each side and individual controls, so you each personalize the mattress to your preference. Meanwhile, the 12-inch organic Saatva Latex Hybrid or 10-inch natural Zenhaven Latex mattresses are very durable thanks to the natural latex, and great for anyone looking for a non-toxic, sustainable sourced option (for more latex options, see our best organic mattress guide).Īlternatively, if you and your partner prefer different levels of firmness, take a look at 13-inch Solaire Adjustable. Head to our Loom & Leaf review to find out what we thought in our tests.

If you're looking for something you can sink into while you sleep, try the 12-inch premium memory foam Loom and Leaf mattress - it comes in two different firmness options and there's usually a good discount on this one too. The flagship hybrid innerspring Saatva Classic mattress is the cheapest of this brand's hybrids, and a great choice for most people because it comes in three different firmness options (soft, luxury firm and firm) and two depths (11.5 or 14,5 inches). The best firmness and depth for you depends on your body and sleep needs. We rate it amongst the best luxury mattresses around.

For an in-depth look at the top three bestsellers, head to our Saatva Classic vs Loom & Leaf vs Saatva Latex Hybrid comparison article.

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