I am over 300 lbs. Do you think I would feel the coils. I currently have a traditional 8" futon I use on a platform that I built.
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not sure ifyou would but this mattress iis much more comfortable than a traditional futon mattress
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Honestly, I don't think you will. I weigh near 200 and the best way I can describe the feel is "dense" - that is to say, you don't have the loose or sinking feeling that most futon mattresses . It isn't so much firm like sleeping on a board, but firm like resistant. I do not feel the coils AT ALL and am a VERY active sleeper, changing positions frequently.
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I'm not quite sure how to answer that. For everyone it would be different. When I first got on it , I thought it would be to soft. But when you settle in, its so perfect for me. I am 5'8 160 lbs and my hubby is 6'5 280 lbs. We are both extremely happy with it. I would totally give it a few days to get used to though. Especially if you have never used memory foam before. I can say honestly, if I had to make the choice again I totally would choose this mattress . The squishy side thing is the only thing to get over, which I have. Hope that helps. K
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I'm a 195lb man, and even though 5.5 should be rather firm, I found it to be much too soft for my liking. (I was looking for something firm.) I had a 4" memory foam topper from my previous spring mattress that I put on top of this though, and it feels much better (firm) now. I'd say if you want something you can sink into a bit, this would be right up your alley.
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Im 235 and its too soft for me. I just sold mine for $100 because my back started to hurt. I tried to contact customer service first, but they won't do anything for you until the mattress starts to sag over 1". I did purchase a great mattress from Costco thought, being Costco, I can return/exchange it at any time for any reason. Its a firm luxury and I am sleeping well now. My wife is 125, she was fine with the Lucid.
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I would say no, look for the size and spring amount needed. This would cause added tension in some areas and not enough in others.
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I think if you had a solid base, like a flora or a piece of plywood, it would probably work well for you, but if you had it on slats or weak box springs, I would worry that you could feel the bumps through the mattress.
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I think so. I'm 190 and it doesn't flex much under my weight. It feels pretty solid.
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Sure if the futon's flat...check the measurements! This mattress is best for back-sleepers.
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No not at all. My son was having some back issues and wondered if the problem was he was cold. He said it has helped his back so I don't think the coils would be an issue. Hope this helps.
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I only weigh 190 lbs. and I sank deep into it. I would say 'no' to support. It's more of a plush snugly sleep.
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The mattress on the futon is as thick as it looks in the picture. It is very firm, which is how I like mattresses. If it was softer like a regular mattress, then the futon, as a couch, would not be very comfortable or supportive.
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I'm 6 ft, 205 lbs, and yes the chair is very comfortable. The coil helps, BUT the main thing to consider is that most manufacturer's use "lower end" foams,{softer} when they build cushions, they want it to be soft when someone first sits in it. After a peroid of time the foam will fail, crush, {makes you feel like you are sitting on a board}. Then you can take it to a "quality" upholstery shop and get them to replace the foam with a better quality, more dense foam. That will last you forever. I have not changed the foam on this chair yet , but have done it to others. {Maybe just repair the foam in your old chair if you like it.................. mike
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If you are a back sleeper it might be enough. I'm a side sleeper with a really firm mattress. I'm around 140lbs and it's not enough softness for me. My hips still hurt. It compresses a lot and is only about an inch thick to start with.
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My wife and I together weigh 325 lbs, and it seemed just fine, in an initial 'tryout'. This is the third AeroBed I have owned over the years, and at one point in my life I weighed 270, and it was ok, but in time a slow leak developed in the 'pump' location. I prefer a firm feel, and I may have over-inflated the mattress! If you have any 'heft' at all, I think you made a good choice with Aerobed.
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It wasn't for me but it's nicely quilted and I wouldn't think you could feel it. I had one before and didn't feel the coils. In fact I'm going to buy another one like this for myself for winter.
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Definitely don't feel any coils ever, had mine for maybe 6 months now. It's pretty firm though, it's a strange, very soft firm because of the top but its definately closer to ultra firm than firm without being hard. I figured a mattress at this low price would collapse in a few months though so I'm still waiting on the firmness to soften up and hope it will be perfect in a year instead of mush in a year like most cheap mattresses.
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To me it has a comfortable, solid feel but it is not feather-light. I'm six foot tall and weigh 200 lbs. My 5'-4" wife thinks it is a little heavy for her. I still love it.