Skip to Main Content Buy today, get free shipping for the next 30 days The Independent Sleep 8" Memory Foam Mattress I is an extra thick mattress that offers ultimate comfort. This mattress provides an ultimate experience of comfortable sleep after an exhausting day. It is designed to support your body during sleep and improve your health through better sleep.This 8" Memory Foam Mattress I from Independent Sleep is made of memory foam that constitutes its core construction. This mattress is made with open-cell technology, and that makes it cool and comfortable. It maintains a superior comfort by providing an evenly distributed body weight. This mattress has sleep-cool foam that makes the mattress ventilated and breathable. This feature regulates heat and creates a cool and cozy surface to sleep on. It has a tight top that acts therapeutically on your back and relieves you from pains and soreness. This memory foam mattress has premium-quality material that makes it a highly-durable mattress.
It is also available in different sizes and provides you with various options to choose from according to your bed frame. This mattress has a stunning finish that works perfectly for a contemporary bed system. It has smooth surface that offers a comfortable feel during sleep.The mattress is manufactured in the United States of America, which ensures that it has a reliable construction. Cool, comfortable open-cell technology Density: 2lbs and Compression is 11lbs Can be used with a foundation No minimum or maximum slat requirement Core Construction: Memory foam Mattress Top: Tight top 39'' W x 75'' L 54'' W x 75'' L 60'' W x 80'' L Wayfair 30 day return warranty Independent Sleep is the largest foam fabricator providing quality products for over 50 years to leading furniture and bedding manufacturers and retailers. Proudly made in the USA. More About This Product Expected delivery dates for When it comes to shopping for furniture, we know that first-hand experience is important in helping you make an informed decision about the item you are purchasing.
Wayfair has independently evaluated this brand — no money was exchanged, no favors were fulfilled—so that you can shop with confidence.The specialty beds are garnering buzz. We asked an expert to weigh in. If you consider that sleep is the best form of recovery, it’s fair to ponder the importance of slumber’s prime accessory, the mattress. But while we’ve been given ample tools that supply an edge during our (daytime) training sessions (trackers, foam rollers, footwear), experts have been fine-tuning nighttime equipment. Companies like Bear Mattress, IRONMAN, Reverie, Somnium and ReST are turning the oft-overlooked mattress industry into a mecca for rejuvenation, offering customized beds coveted by pro athletes; recovery technology integrated into memory foam; and cool, comfortable sleep products all aimed at the athlete. But do the fit really need “fit beds”? “Athletes need to create a situation where they’re excited to get in bed because their bed is set up for them,” says W. Christopher Winter, M.D., medical director of the Martha Jefferson Sleep Medicine Center in Charlottesville, Virginia, who consults elite athletes on sleep.
Make sure your sleep chamber is a recovery-boosting sanctuary with these pro tips: “Sometimes with NBA players, their beds are too short, so they wind up sleeping diagonally or their feet stick off the bottom of the bed,” says Winter. In fact, plenty of athletes have beds custom made for size, he says. Southern California-based Custom Comfort Mattress specializes in custom beds of all sizes. “Not every athlete is able to walk into a showroom, jump on bed, and say, ‘This feels OK.’” And that’s OK: Finding something more structured for you might cost you a little more, but the pay off in comfort is worth it. The idea behind memory foam is that it puts your body into a better spinal alignment; because you toss and turn less, you wake up fewer times, so you get better sleep. Memory foam tends to absorb and fill in gaps on the mattress while you move, allowing for a more even sleep, explains Winter. The biggest knock on memory foam was that, while comfortable, it was hot—a big problem for athletes who need to keep their bodies cool due to increased metabolic activity, says Winter.
Not anymore, though: High-tech materials like graphite gel-infused memory foam, used in Bear Mattress products, for example, are cooling down classic memory foam, offering better thermal conductivity. IRONMAN’s mattresses are built with latex—and for good reason: Old-fashioned mattresses can be havens for dust mites (gross, but also a nightmare for the allergy-sufferer who could be kept awake by the bugs), says Winter. “As strange as it sounds, latex often creates a better situation: It’s dust mite-resistant,” he says. Mattresses made from the material are more solid, so dust mites can’t eat into them. "ReST beds can change pressure based on where you are on the bed,” says Winter. So, if you’re on your back and roll to your side, the bed can sense that and drop pressure in one place while picking it up in another. “Orthopedic support is key to a comfortable bed." Other beds, like those from Reverie, have adjustable foundations so you can easily elevate your legs or heads.
Why that matters: Remember that “E” in the R-I-C-E acronym (rest, ice, compression, elevation)? Depending on your sport, you may want to elevate different body parts for better recovery.You can dress a bed in Italian silk linens and line it with a goose-down pillow top, but it’s what lies beneath that makes for a truly decadent night’s sleep. A Vividus mattress from Hästens, made of flax and horsehair, is a sure bet for a sound night, but its cost—nearly $70,000—is the stuff of dreams. Thankfully seven new start-ups are breaking into the market, crafting indulgent mattresses while whittling the price. Using the same vertically integrated, direct-to-consumer business model as Warby Parker, they sell thoughtfully sourced mattresses with point-and-click ease.The most visible on the scene, Casper brings millennial simplicity to the sleep sphere. Its sleek, denim-lined latex and memory-foam mattress won the investment backing of Ashton Kutcher and Steven Alan. To keep things streamlined, Casper sells a single model optimized to be universally supportive.
The formula worked for Kylie Jenner—she Instagrammed her Casper, newly delivered in its compact cardboard box, to her 23 million followers.Three brands cast in the Casper mold deliver similarly luxurious mattresses to your doorstep. Leesa makes theirs out of an eco-friendly, patented material called Avena that claims to possess more bounce and resilience than latex. (To help you sleep even better, they donate one mattress for every ten they sell to homeless shelters.) Tuft & Needle, the highest-rated mattress on Amazon, manufactures out of Southern California, using fabric sourced from a 90-year-old, family-owned textile mill in the Carolinas. And inspired by what its founders view as yoga’s benefits to the mind, body, and soul, Yogabed offers practitioners and non-practitioners alike a foam mattress with a cooling layer to help you wake up replenished.For those who still pledge allegiance to the buoyant inner-spring mattress, two companies posses a variety of lavishly appointed options.
**Saatva’**s three models all have inner-spring bases, memory-foam cushioning, and a plush pillow top. In keeping with its green initiative, it uses fire-safe thistle, organic cotton casings, recycled steel, and plant-based foam. A concierge service helps take your online experience off the screen, calling to offer a personal thank you in what cofounder Ricky Joshi refers to as “white glove” service. And because Joshi maintains that “certain technologies you can’t fold into a box,” Saatva mattresses are delivered and set up in your home by a dedicated team. Saatva’s sister company, Loom & Leaf, applies the same philosophy to memory-foam mattresses, which are also delivered unfolded to preserve their high-grade cooling gel layer.For the most personalized sleep experience, Keetsa offers seven models. Kick back on the beds at one of its bicoastal, lavender-perfumed boutiques—if you haven’t already slept in one. Keetsa supplies bedding for hotels in South Beach, Chicago, Brooklyn, and Manhattan, including the trendy James Hotel.