*Free Nationwide Shipping and Local In Store Pick Up */** Offer applies only to single-receipt qualifying purchases. Interest will be charged on promo purchases from the purchase date at a reduced 7.99% APR and fixed monthly payments are required equal to 1.558% of initial promo purchase amount until promo is paid in full for the 84 month offer and 9.99% APR and fixed monthly payments are required equal to 2.15% of initial promo purchase until promo is paid in full for the 60 month offer. The fixed monthly payment will be rounded to the next highest whole dollar and may be higher than the minimum payment that would be required if the purchase was a non-promotional purchase. Regular account terms apply to non-promotional purchases. For new accounts: Purchase APR is 29.99%; Minimum Interest Charge is $2. Existing cardholders should see their credit card agreement for their applicable terms. Subject to credit approval. +Excludes super savers, doorbusters, extreme values, and King for Queen.
Valid day of purchase only. Limit one per household. See store for details. To be used on additional furniture, mattress and accessory purchases. Additional Promotions not applicable to Tempur-Pedic. See store for complete details. Out of carton models do not qualify for bonus offers. We reserve the right to limit quantities. Pictures are for illustration only and actual product may vary from picture shown. 30% Non-refundable deposit required on all special orders. Any typographic, photographic, or production errors are subject to correction in pricing and description. Not all product shown in all locations. iAmerica made with domestic and imported fabrics. 2009 - 2017 Big Sandy Superstores All Rights Reserved.Our recent survey of nearly 20,000 Consumer Reports subscribers revealed many tips for buying a mattress. Some work better than others, including these five: 1. Vote With Your Feet If you walk through a store and find that everything attractive is priced through the roof, follow our subscribers’ lead and go elsewhere.
Price was the biggest single reason subscribers decided against buying a mattress and left for another store, especially when they were shopping for a mattress at a Sleep Number store. Another big deterrent was lack of selection—either limited display models or few brands or models to choose from. This was particularly true at warehouse-club stores such as Costco and Sam’s Club. 2. Showroom Before You Shop Showrooming—looking at a product in a brick-and-mortar store but buying online, typically from another retailer—is growing more common, including for mattress shopping; 16 percent of online shoppers we surveyed showroomed before buying a mattress. While showrooming seemed to help some mattress shoppers, it didn’t generally lead to higher satisfaction with what our subscribers ended up buying. Part of this could be because looking for a given mattress at a different seller might not lead to the purchase of the exact mattress they saw. Many models are sold only at a specific retailer, despite what salespeople say about a mattress in their store being the same as one you saw elsewhere.
Mattress prices range widely—the beds in our mattress Ratings cost $248 to $7,595. We can't tell you what to spend, but we can help you find the right bed. Before you shop, check our exclusive brand and retailer Ratings, use our mattress buying guide, and review our Ratings of almost 60 innerspring, foam, and adjustable-air mattresses. 3. Try Before You Buy Although we recommend you spend at least 15 minutes lying on a mattress before deciding to buy it, only 16 percent of in-store shoppers spend that long testing it, even at retailers that encourage the practice. Indeed, most shoppers we surveyed lie on their mattresses in the stores for five minutes or less, if at all. The duration varied from store to store. For businesses that have few or no showrooms (such as online sellers) or display mattresses standing up (warehouse clubs), trying out the mattress is not an option. But although past subscriber surveys have told us that trying out a mattress before buying increases the chances of being satisfied with the purchase, this time that wasn’t necessarily the case.
In-store customers who didn’t test mattresses at all before buying also reported high mattress-satisfaction rates. For brands that rated highest in our mattress-brands Ratings, trying out the mattress before buying was perhaps less important because shoppers may have trust in those brands. 4. Haggle—It Pays Off You can’t haggle everywhere you shop for a mattress, but you might be surprised to learn that it’s possible to negotiate a lower price while buying a mattress online. Shoppers we surveyed met the most success at mattress-specialty stores such as Mattress Firm, Mattress Warehouse, Mattress King, Sleep Train and Sleepy’s. Most shoppers who did try to haggle were successful, saving a median of $205 on their purchases. 5. Ask About Any and All Freebies Shoppers in our survey usually got something for free with their mattress purchase. While typically this was delivery or haul-away service, or sometimes both, some buyers also got a free mattress protector or bed frame.
Free delivery alone was more common for online sales. Shoppers should be aware, however, that retailers that make such offers typically charge higher prices for their mattresses. So find out how much these additions would cost out-of-pocket before deciding where to buy your next mattress. Would you buy a mattress you can't try? Tell us about it below. Select at least two products to compare. You've added the maximum number of products to compare. Would you like to compare the products you've added? You've already added the maximum number of products to compare. Learn More About Air Mattresses How To Buy Air Mattresses A restful night at the campsite can help you make the most of your adventure the next day. So get a good night's sleep with a quality air mattress from DICK'S Sporting Goods. Roughing it isn't so bad with the latest air mattresses for camping. Comfortable and easy to set up, you can use your mattress well beyond the campsite-they're great for overnight guests and trips out of town.
Select form a variety of sizes and materials to find your best night's sleep. Some air mattresses are designed at double the height-making it easier to get in and out of bed. Adjustment settings let you customize your level of firmness. Sleeping pads are a great alternative to air mattresses. They offer light padding and protection and are typically paired with a sleeping bag.Explore the entire collection of camping equipment at DICK'S Sporting Goods. Get the comforts of home with queen/full air mattresses or more compact twin air mattresses. Shop trusted brands including Therm-A-Rest®, AeroBed® and many more. Keep in mind these other factors when selecting your new air mattresses: Air retention is crucial for a good night’s rest. Quality material and welded or reinforced seams help stave off punctures and leaks. Be careful not to over-inflate your air mattress. Doing so could break seams and cause your air mattress to leak. Always ensure your new mattress has easy-to-use valves for quick inflation and deflation.
Many models come with a built-in pump or a hand pump for ease of use. Many built in pumps are easy to plug in and make inflating your air mattress much easier. Size and height can vary greatly among air mattresses. Consult product information specifics on dimensions, as the size of air mattresses can differ from that of traditional air mattresses. Some air mattresses come lined in ultra-soft materials, like velour, for additional comfort. For convenience, choose an air mattress that comes with a carrying bag. Sleeping pads are ultra-lightweight and easy to pack—perfect for backpackers and those looking for a lighter load. Looking for maximum comfort? Many premium air mattresses come with adjustability settings so that you can achieve a precise level of softness or firmness. Others come with integrated “headboards” that help keep pillows in place. Keep in mind that your air mattress may initially seem like it is softening or losing air. This is likely because the fabric is stretching and settling.