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HyPURGel vs SleepEZ
HyPURGel
9 positive (69%) · 3 mixed (23%) · 1 negative (8%)
Trust + time weighted: +68%
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Ideally I'd like to keep the Serene > Hypurgel comfort layer, though I can live without. I really like this combo. I feel like the hypurgel airiness saves the serene from getting too hot. They aren't too temperature responsive and they feel oddly supportive and soft.
HypurGel adds a buoyant, cooler feel but won’t match memory foam’s deep cradle-great as a thin top layer if you hate the stuck feel.
It's good stuff. I use it in my DIY. The cooling effect is subtle at best. I think it's very supportive and conforming, but it doesn't make up for having the wrong mattress core.
There are plenty of temperature-neutral polyfoams like Serene and HyPURgel that don't suffer from the heat sink issue traditional memory foam has.
there's also HyPURgel, that should be more durable than conventional polyfoam
SleepEZ
7 positive (50%) · 7 mixed (50%) · 0 negative (0%)
Trust + time weighted: +50%
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The main discount suppliers are Sleep on Latex, Arizona Premium, Latex mattress factory, and SleepEZ(A couple of those are sister companies as well).
SleepEZ or Arizona Premium Mattresses can help you.
i believe the benefit to the sleepez is it can be returned ?
Luckily I live in AZ where I was able to go to the SleepEZ showroom to try out a few of the latex builds. I probably spent like 30 minutes trying different firmness and dunlop/talalay combinations, and my favorite was 3 inch firm dunlop / 3 inch medium dunlop / 3 inch medium Talalay bottom to top.
Was looking at SleepEZ and considering that, but then started thinking if I'm going that far just go all the way for DIY.