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Tempur-Pedic Adapt Foam Mattress Review

New Mattress after 20+ years

We knew it was time to buy a new mattress when you wake up hurting, feel all the bumps and fall into the hole and cant get out from your old old mattress. We began by researching the difference between box springs and foam and hybrid. Then we tested out about a dozen mattresses by laying on them. Tempurpedic was not rated the highest in consumer reports but just like a movie critic you cant believe everything you read or hear until you experience it yourself. Our new mattress was very firm the first month and took some getting used to as it began to soften up and form to our bodies. But while this was all happening and normal we did not experience the pain of waking up anymore nor getting caught in the mattress. We purchased the adjustable bed also. Though we were not looking for adjustable we thought down the road that it would be a good investment and since we may never need another mattress again it is an investment for sure as the price was steep but you get what you pay for. We love the new mattress and sales person was very knowledgeable with all products that he sold.—Vanessa, Cleveland Ohio

Our third Tempur-Pedic in 25+ years!

We recently purchased our 3rd Tempur-Pedic mattress set in 25+ years. I guess you could say we are "hooked". Our newest T-P mattress is the TEMPUR-Adapt, and may be the best yet. Extremely comfortable! The T-P mattress that the Adapt replaced is now being used in our guest bedroom, and our recent guests raved how comfortable their 3 nights on the 9 year old T-P mattress. Obviously, there remains very useful life for a 9 year old mattress. My wife and I expect and anticipate many comfortable, restful nights on our new TEMPUR-Adapt mattress set. Our only comment ("things we don't love") regarding the new TEMPUR-Adapt would be the "slickness" of the bottom surface of the mattress and the top surface of the box foundation. The "slickness" causes the bottom bed sheet to creep loose during the night requiring an almost remake of the bed. We are not restless sleepers, exactly the opposite (dead-zone sleepers). To date, we have found no acceptable solution to this annoying problem. It matters not what material the sheet sets are made of, we have tried several different fabrics with good cotton sheets being the least susceptible. Your thoughts, comments, and/or solutions will be greatly appreciated. All else being considered, we would likely never be without our Tempur-Pedic!—CupRacer, West Chester, PA