Helix Midnight Mattress
$999
The Helix Midnight Mattress is designed for side sleepers, offering medium firmness and targeted pressure point relief with its hybrid construction of foam and pocket coils.
Our take
Perfect for side sleepers who need pressure relief.
Alright, let's talk about the Helix Midnight Mattress. First off, I gotta say, this mattress is all about balance. It’s a hybrid, which means it’s got both foam and coils, and it’s aiming to please those of us who don't want to sink into a marshmallow but also don't want to sleep on a rock. If you’re a side sleeper, this might be your jam. It contours to your body without making you feel like you’re disappearing into it. You feel supported, but not in a way that has you waking up stiff, which is a nice change.
Now, it’s not all sunshine and rainbows. If you’re a hot sleeper, you might find this mattress a bit toasty. It doesn’t have the best cooling features, so you might want to consider a cooling cover or pad. Don’t expect it to be your savior if you’re living in a sauna-like bedroom. It’s not the worst, but let’s just say you won't mistake it for a cooling gel mattress. So, keep that in mind if you’re prone to waking up sweaty.
Another thing worth mentioning is the motion isolation. If you share your bed with someone who tosses and turns, the Helix Midnight is pretty solid at keeping their movements from disturbing your sleep. You won’t feel like you’re on a trampoline every time your partner moves. That’s a huge plus for light sleepers. It’s also pretty quiet, so no squeaky sounds even if you’re an active dreamer.
Let’s touch on the edge support. While it’s not gonna make you feel like you’re going to roll off if you sleep near the edge, it’s not as firm as some other mattresses out there. If you’re the type who likes to sit on the side of the bed to put on socks, it might feel a bit softer than you’d like. Not a dealbreaker by any means, but worth considering if you use your mattress for more than just sleeping.
Finally, there’s the whole durability question. Given it’s a hybrid, the Helix Midnight should hold up pretty well over time, but don’t expect it to last a lifetime. It’s got a 10-year warranty, which is decent, but you’ll probably start seeing signs of wear after a few years if you’re using it every night. Overall, it’s a solid choice if you’re looking for something comfortable and supportive without breaking the bank. Just be aware of those couple of quirks, and you should be good to go.
