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Tom's Guide
6 days ago
- General
- Tom's Guide
Tempur-Pedic Tempur-Cloud vs Coop Original Adjustable: Which pillow for stomach sleeping should you buy?
Type: Tempur foamPrice: from $89 at Tempur-PedicBest for: Stomach and back sleepersSizes: Queen and KingTrial: N/AWarranty: 5 yearsShipping: Free Type: Memory foam and microfiber blendPrice: from $85 at Coop Sleep GoodsBest for: All sleepersSizes: Queen and KingTrial: 100 nightsWarranty: 5 yearsShipping: Free Experts often say that stomach sleeping is the unhealthiest sleep position because of how it strains your body, for periods of up to eight hours or longer. But what if you're a natural stomach sleeper? The best mattresses for stomach sleepers are designed to maintain a healthy spinal alignment, minimizing the risk of getting back pain and aches due to a compromised sleeping position. However, it is crucial to pair it up with a mid or low loft pillow, as sleeping with your head at the wrong angle can quickly strain your neck muscles, leading to pain and, potentially, serious injury. In your search for a decent pillow that supports your stomach sleeping position, you might be tossing up between the Tempur-Pedic Tempur-Cloud and Coop Original Adjustable — two plush fan favorites currently holding a spot each in our guide to the best pillows of the year. Here, we'll compare them against key performance indicators like price, comfort and support. Let's get started... Both the Tempur-Pedic Tempur-Cloud and Coop Original are the most affordable pillows from their respective brands, and there isn't a great difference in price between the two. The Tempur-Cloud is available in two sizes: queen and king. The queen is priced at $89 while a king will cost you $109. The brand often runs a bundle sale on all pillows that drops the price of two queen Tempur-Cloud pillows from $178 to $119. Besides this standard deal, we've previously seen the Tempur-Cloud with up to 64% off and on a 'buy one get one free' sale during events like Memorial Day and Black Friday, which drops the price of a queen to $56.96. It's also worth looking up the Tempur-Cloud on Amazon, where you'll regularly find it at a lower price than at the Tempur store. However, unlike other pillows in the market, the Tempur-Cloud does not include a sleep trial, however you get a 5-year warranty and free shipping. The Coop Original Adjustable comes in three shape variants and two sizes: queen and king. The classic Original Adjustable is the cheapest of the lot starting from $85 for a queen while a king is priced at $99. The Coop Original is usually up to 20% off during major sale events which reduces the price of a queen to $68. And unlike the Tempur-Cloud, the Original Adjustable from Coop comes with a 100-night sleep trial as well as a 5-year warranty and free shipping. Considering both price and deals, the Coop Original seems to be the clear winner here, but let's continue to look at the other differences in detail. While both include memory foam, the Tempur-Pedic Tempur-Cloud and Coop Adjustable are remarkably different in terms of design and build. The Tempur-Cloud consists of a single slab of extra soft Tempur foam encased in a hypoallergenic quilted polyester cover. The 5-inch tall pillow features gusseted sides that ensure it has an even height across the surface. You can find the Tempur-Cloud in two sizes (queen and king), with an option for hot sleepers to choose a cooling upgrade (at an additional cost of $20). The Coop Original Adjustable has a fully customizable memory foam and microfiber fill. It's a medium-soft to medium-firm pillow that comes with a half-pound bag of additional fill, so you can fluff it up or remove some to suit your sleeping position and preferences. It comes in a Lulltra fabric (a blend of polyester and bamboo-derived viscose) cover, which is stretchy, soft, breathable and machine-washable. One concern stomach sleepers might face with the Coop Original is the lack of a precise guide to the amount of fill to be added or removed for a particular sleeping style. This can result in multiple trial and error attempts, until you find what works for you. In terms of design, we think that out of the box, the Tempur-Cloud is a more suitable stomach sleeping pillow than the Coop Original. Our stomach sleeping tester was impressed by how the Tempur-Cloud kept her neck aligned with the spine, delivering both support and pressure relief. The mid to low loft Tempur-Cloud was effective in keeping her head from tilting upwards, which is often the issue when using pillows that are too tall. The temperature regulation, on the other hand, is a little lacking. She recommends hot sleepers to go for the cooling upgrade, as the Tempur foam has a tendency to trap heat. Considering all the factors, it was awarded an overall rating of 4 out of 5 stars in our Tempur-Pedic Tempur-Cloud pillow review. In our review we concluded that this is an ideal pillow for all sleeping positions. Our combination sleeping tester (back and side), found it to be a plush and contouring headrest in every position. The key to making it work for you is to try and adjust the fill, which can be tricky to get right immediately. However, one disadvantage of the Coop Original is that it requires constant fluffing up to maintain its support and shape. It tends to flatten easily and hence might lack enough support for stomach sleeping all night. Like the Tempur-Cloud, the Coop also has a tendency to retain heat. Our tester points out in the Coop Original Adjustable Pillow review that hot sleepers are better off choosing the cooling alternative offered by the brand: the Cool+ Adjustable Pillow. Considering overall performance, we think the Tempur-Cloud does better when it comes to delivering the right balance of comfort and support for stomach sleeping. ✅ You're a stomach sleeper: The mid-loft Tempur-Cloud minimizes any risk to your neck while stomach sleeping and relieves any built-up tension. ✅ You struggle with neck pain: If you're a back sleeper who experiences neck pain, the mid-loft Tempur-Cloud offers the right comfort and support to soothe any aches or discomfort. ✅ You need a portable pillow: Our tester was impressed by how you can pack up and compress your Tempur-Cloud, due to its travel-friendly design. ✅ You're a combination sleeper: The Coop Original is ideal for anyone who is not a dedicated stomach sleeper and shifts their position during the night. ✅ You want a pillow with a sleep trial: Coop is a bedding brand that sets the bar high for pillow benefits with a 100-night sleep trial, 5-year warranty and free shipping. ✅ You need customizable firmness: Thanks to the adjustable fill, you can change the firmness and feel of your Coop pillow to suit your sleeping preferences.
Tom's Guide
27-05-2025
- Health
- Tom's Guide
Tempur-Pedic's Memorial Day sale just got exciting — save up to $1,300 with the adjustable base bundle
I've been paying close attention to Tempur-Pedic this Memorial Day and my vigilance has been rewarded with this dreamy deal for sleepers with joint pain — 40% off the Tempur-Cloud mattress and Ease Power Base at Tempur-Pedic. That brings a queen down to $2,198.40 (was $2,998). That's a huge $799.60 saving. Crafted using NASA foams, Tempur-Pedic beds are known for their pressure-relieving feel that puts them among the best mattresses you can buy online. The addition of the Ease Power Base adds another layer of space-age comfort; zero gravity positioning. Lifting the head and the feet, this sleep position is used to achieve a weightless, no pressure feel to minimize pain. Let's explore why this is one of my top picks in the Memorial Day mattress sales 2025... Tempur-Pedic Tempur-Cloud Mattress + Ease Power Base: twin was $2,598 now $1,918.40 at Tempur-PedicThe Tempur-Cloud mattress is an all-foam mattress made using multiple layers of iconic Tempur Material to create a body-hugging feel. In our Tempur-Pedic Tempur-Cloud mattress review we praised the "great pressure relief", noting how the foams contour to the joints to relieve aches and pains. Bundling your mattress with an Ease Power Base helps enhance that pain relief, raising the head and the feet to reduce pressure on the spine as you sleep. For ultimate relaxation, try the zero gravity position. Purchasing the two together saves you 40%, reducing a queen size to $2,198.40 (was $2,998) plus you get a $200 instant gift — simply add any Tempur-Pedic sleep accessories under $200 to your cart to get them for free. Our review (mattress only): ★★★½User score (mattress only): ★★★★½ (3,000+ reviews) I'm used to seeing 30% off the Tempur-Cloud mattress in the Tempur-Pedic mattress sales but this Memorial Day 'sitebuster' saving is much rarer. When you purchase the Tempur-Cloud mattress with an Ease Power Base, you can save 40% off the entire purchase. This is the biggest percentage discount I've ever seen on the Tempur-Cloud. And as an added bonus, today you get a $200 instant gift as well. To make the most of this offer, select any sleep accessories that take your fancy and add them to your cart. Tempur-Pedic will automatically take off $200 — might I suggest the Tempur-Cloud Dual Cooling pillow? Tempur-Pedic has even upped the benefits. As well as the 90-night trial and 10-year warranty (standard with the Tempur-Cloud mattress) you can also claim free white glove delivery with your power base purchase. Nectar Adjustable Comfort Classic Bundle: twin XL from $1,148 at NectarNectar's Adjustable Comfort Bundle pairs an adjustable bed base with the Nectar mattress of your choice. For shoppers on a budget, our Nectar Classic Memory Foam Mattress review team recommend this mid-range model which, combined with the head and foot elevation of the base, offers excellent support to back sleepers. A queen costs $1,298 in the Nectar mattress sale and comes with a 365-night trial and lifetime warranty. Unlike the Tempur-Cloud bundle this deal is nothing new but the price is still special. Our review (mattress only): ★★★★½User score (mattress only): ★★★★½ (50,000+ reviews) More top sales to consider
Forbes
14-05-2025
- Health
- Forbes
The Best Cooling Pillows To Keep Even The Hottest Sleepers Comfortable
If you constantly flip your pillow throughout the night in search of a chillier surface, then you might want to consider upgrading to one of the best cooling pillows. They feature advanced cooling materials and technology to keep you comfortable all night without sacrificing necessary support, ultimately helping you sleep better. Our top pick overall is the Tempur-Pedic Tempur-Cloud Dual Cooling Pillow, as it features cooling layers on both sides, a breathable cover and a medium firmness perfect for various sleep positions. The best cooling pillows not only help with temperature, they also keep you comfortable all night. The Tempur-Cloud contains the brand's signature memory foam, which might not appeal to everyone. For that reason, we rounded up six other cooling pillows with different materials, firmnesses and feels to accommodate more sleepers. Read on to find the best match for you. Tempur-Pedic Fill material: Tempur foam, cooling gel | Washable: Yes, cover | Height: 6.4 inches | Trial/warranty: No trial, 5-year warranty Pros: Cons: Tempur-Pedic is known for its high-quality proprietary materials, and this Tempur-Cloud pillow is packed with them. The cover is made from 100% cotton, which is a naturally breathable material; it's also removable and machine washable. Then there is a layer of cooling gel on both sides of the pillow, which helps draw heat away from your head. Sandwiched in the middle is a 6.4-inch tall piece of Tempur Material, a proprietary memory foam that offers a hugging sensation and a medium firmness. 'If you overheat at night, the Tempur-Cloud is a great option,' says one of our testers. 'I've slept hot for as long as I can remember. I'd flip my pillow over countless times, trying to find the cool side. With the Tempur-Cloud, I find that the surface stays cool all night.' The Tempur-Cloud doesn't come with a return policy, but it is backed by a five-year warranty against manufacturing defects. Just note that though the brand says it can work for all sleeping positions, we think it's too lofty for most stomach sleepers and is best suited for back and side sleepers. GhostBed Fill material: Gel memory foam, phase change material, mesh | Washable: Yes, cover | Height: 6 inches | Trial/warranty: 101-night trial, 5-year warranty Pros: Cons: GhostBed mattresses have impressed us with their cooling abilities, and the brand's Ghost Pillow is no different. It features a cool-to-the-touch cover that protects a memory foam core. Unlike traditional memory foam that's known for trapping heat, this foam is perforated and has phase change material and mesh covering it. The different layers work together to pull heat away from the head and allow for air to pass through. Mattress and sleep editor McKenzie Dillon says, 'This was the first pillow that made me believe they could truly be cooling. My husband sleeps hot, and the Ghost Pillow has worked wonders for him. The cooling material in the cover has also stood the test of time, as it's still cold to the touch after two years.' Note that you can unzip the outer cover and machine wash it on a delicate, cold cycle (then hang dry). Coop Sleep Goods Fill material: Gel-infused memory foam, cooling gel, microfiber | Washable: Yes, cover | Height: Adjustable | Trial/warranty: 100-night trial, 5-year warranty Pros: Cons: Coop Sleep Goods regularly tops our best pillows lists with its adjustable, conforming microfiber fill, but the Cool+ model takes it up a notch with a cool-to-the-touch cover and gel-infused, plus-shaped memory foam. It has a very similar look as the bestselling Original Adjustable Pillow, but with added cooling prowess. The pillow comes with extra fill, so you can plump it up (or down) to your liking. I tested this pillow and found it has a cooling sensation and is a very breathable option. The plus-shaped foam offers a fluffy, contouring memory foam feel without any quicksand tendencies. The cut-out shape also allows for healthy alignment as a side sleeper. If you switch to your back throughout the night, Coop Sleep Goods also offers a similar crescent version of the pillow for both sleep positions—or if you'd prefer a standard pillow shape, it offers that, too. Regardless of the shape you choose, the brand provides a 100-night trial and five-year warranty, so you can remain confident in your purchasing decision. Just note it takes time to figure out the best level of fill for your individual needs. Purple Fill material: Hyper-elastic polymer, ventilated Talalay latex | Washable: Yes, cover | Height: 5.5 (low), 6.5 (medium), 7.5 (tall) inches | Trial/warranty: 100-night trial, 1-year warranty Pros: Cons: I was initially hesitant to try the Purple Harmony Pillow, as it gives a nontraditional feel that seemed far-fetched for comfort, but, wow, was I quick to change my tune. It's been my favorite pillow now for almost a year. Along with a breathable cover made with moisture-wicking mesh, it features Purple's GelFlex Grid (a gel-like, honeycomb-pattern material) wrapped around Talalay latex; the blend does an exceptional job promoting airflow and maintaining a cool sensation. The pillow's supportive yet airy and offers a bouncy feel. It comes in three different heights designed for different sleeping positions and body frames. The low is recommended for smaller body types along with stomach and back sleepers, while the medium and tall are recommended for side and combination sleepers or folks with medium to larger frames. Purple offers a 100-night trial and a one-year warranty. Similar to others on this list, only the cover is machine washable on a cold cycle and should be air dried. Plufl Fill material: Memory foam, microfiber | Washable: Yes, cover | Height: 9 inches | Trial/warranty: 100-night trial, 1-year warranty Pros: Cons: Foreshadowed by its name, the Hugl is a body pillow you can comfortably hug, and feel hugged in return (thanks to its ergonomic shape). It's a cozy hug but not a warm one—the cover's made with moisture-wicking bamboo and cooling polyethylene fabric, while the fill is adjustable and promotes airflow. One of our testers says the pillow kept her body temperature comfortable during the hottest summer nights in New York City. But it doesn't just shine in temperature regulation—the memory foam and microfiber fill offer a supportive, medium-firm feel that can keep you comfortable all night. Our tester especially appreciates the contoured shape of the Hugl Body Pillow, saying, 'This makes sinking into it incredibly comfortable, with the bonus of also being comfortable when adjusted against my headboard into a more upright position that's suitable for reading or watching TV.' The cover's also machine washable. You can choose between a standard or large size but, depending on the size and color combination, you may have to pre-order. Sleep Number Fill material: Foam | Washable: Yes, cover | Height: 4 to 5 inches | Trial/warranty: 100-night trial, 1-year warranty Pros: Cons: Rather than having removable shredded fill like most adjustable pillows, the True Temp Adapt Pillow (ultimate model) has three removable inserts that you can experiment with to find your best fit. As for its firmness, one of our testers who prefers extra-soft pillows says, 'While this pillow is a tad firmer than I would like, I really appreciate that I can adjust the loft depending on whether I'm sleeping (I use two inserts) or using it under my knees when my lower back sometimes bothers me (in this case I use all three).' She notes it's helped relieve her back tension as a side-back combo sleeper. On top of its foam inserts, the True Tempt Adapt has a cooling cover made of polyethylene, polyester and spandex, along with interior layers consisting of cotton and lyocell (a material made from wood pulp) that are breathable and moisture wicking. Our tester notes, 'I always sleep hot and wake up sweaty. I like the cool-touch cover because it's true to its name; that said, it is a bit slippery and tends to slide a bit. Luckily, it is still temperature regulating even with the linen pillowcase I put over it.' The cover is also machine washable and can be tumble dried on low. Bedgear Fill material: Foam, cooling gel, silklike fibers | Washable: Yes, cover | Height: 4.75, 5.25, 5.75 and 6.5 inches | Trial/warranty: 30-night trial, 1-year warranty Pros: Cons: Every layer of the Bedgear Night Ice Performance Pillow has advanced tech and thoughtful cooling touches in it, from the ventilated cover to the cooling gel foam and silklike fibers inside. Our tester says it delivers a cool-to-the-touch sensation that she compares to leaving your pillow in the car overnight during the winter. And not only does she report that it stays that way while sleeping, she notes that she felt its cooling powers through three different types of pillowcases. (She felt the washable cover was a little scratchy without one.) The Night Ice Performance Pillow is offered in four different height profiles; you can fill out three questions to get a recommendation from the brand on which one to choose. In general, though, side sleepers do best with a loftier pillow, back sleepers with a medium loft and stomach sleepers with a low profile. If you choose the wrong loft and/or don't like it, you can return the pillow within 30 days. Bedgear also offers a 100-night return window for unopened pillows and a one-year warranty. Our team of editors is dedicated to providing the best sleep recommendations and advice to help as many people as possible achieve their greatest rest. We've delved into everything sleep, from the best mattresses to sunrise alarm clocks, and we have a robust library of mattress and sleep stories and guides. When choosing the best cooling pillows, we started by looking at top-rated products from reputable brands. There are many considerations to take into account when choosing a pillow in general, but even more so when also wanting a cooling option. From what makes the pillow cooling to your own sleep style, here's what to consider. Most of the pillows on this list feature cooling technology that's either popular in the cooling fabric space, such as Outlast or 37.5, or is a proprietary material from the brand. Fabrics infused with this tech actively work to pull heat away from the body and maintain a cooling sensation. Some of the foam pillows on this list also include gel infusions or perforations to help promote airflow and prevent body heat from trapping. There are also more natural cooling materials and fibers often used in cooling pillows' covers, such as bamboo, Tencel or cotton. 'Cooler fibers like those found in natural fibers like cotton can be helpful mainly because of their structure," says Bea Ovalle, CEO and founder of O-valle. Cotton's hollow, tubular structure in particular promotes breathability and keeps moisture from trapping. The fill material is important for cooling, but it's also what provides the necessary support and comfort for your head and neck. There are different types of fills brands use for cooling pillows, with these being some of the most popular: Sleeping position plays a huge role in the pillow you should choose: 'Depending on your preferred sleep position, the needed support will likely be a little bit different,' says Dr. Angela Holliday-Bell, a board-certified physician and certified sleep specialist. She says back sleepers need medium-firm support, side sleepers need firm, thicker support and stomach sleepers need softer, more compressible support in order to maintain healthy sleep posture. It's important to find the right support and firmness level for your sleeping position to prevent neck or back pain. Yes, we've tested several cooling pillows that actually work, including the Tempur-Pedic Tempur-Cloud Breeze Dual Cooling Pillow. It features gel cooling layers along with a cool-touch cover. We think the Tempur-Pedic Tempur-Cloud Breeze Dual Cooling Pillow is a great pillow to keep you cool and is best suited for side and back sleepers. If you're a stomach sleeper, the Purple Harmony in the lowest height is a better option. A cooling pillow with a low loft, or height, is the best for stomach sleepers, such as the thinnest Purple Harmony Pillow model or the Coop Sleep Goods Cool+ Adjustable Pillow (standard model) with less fill inside.
Tom's Guide
13-05-2025
- Business
- Tom's Guide
Is the Tempur-Pedic early Memorial Day mattress sale any good? Here's how it compares to the brand's normal deals
When I first started working as a sleep writer almost two years ago I was told to keep Tempur-Pedic mattress deals on my radar — especially during big sale events like Memorial Day. Why? Tempur-Pedic is one of the most recognizable mattress brands in America so it's important I know its deals and discounts inside out. Especially as Tempur-Pedic's mattresses feature the high-quality designs and materials you usually find in our 2025 best mattress guide, so they aren't cheap. That's why I immediately took notice when I saw the brand's early Memorial Day mattress sales have started. Right now, you can save up to 30% on mattresses at Tempur-Pedic. It sounds like a big discount but is this actually a good deal? Here I'll tell you my thoughts on the Tempur-Pedic deals, sharing whether they're genuinely great Memorial Day mattress sales or bog-standard discounts I've seen before. There are a variety of Tempur-Pedic mattress sales live this Memorial Day, including deals on bedding and accessories. But let's start with the brand's cheapest mattress, the Tempur-Cloud. You can save 30% with the Memorial Day discount, taking up to $719 off. This is the same discount we saw during last year's Memorial Day sales but it's appearing as a flash sale — if it isn't live right now, we expect it to return in a few days. We tested this memory foam bed for our Tempur-Pedic Tempur-Cloud mattress review, and felt it was a great mattress for side sleepers in particular thanks to its excellent pressure relief. Next up is the Tempur-Adapt Mattress, currently $200 off (with the bonus of $300 worth of free bedding accessories). The MSRP of this mattress has remained unchanged since we tested it in our Tempur-Pedic Tempur-Adapt mattress review, with a queen reduced from $1,699 to $1,499. However, it's not just Tempur-Pedic mattresses that are reduced, as you'll also find savings on mattress toppers and pillows. The brand is currently behind our top-pick in our guide to the best mattress toppers, with our Tempur-Pedic Tempur-Adapt Topper review team praising how it softens hard mattresses. For the early Memorial Day sales, there's a 20% discount on both the Tempur-Cloud and Tempur-Adapt mattress toppers. Pillows, meanwhile, now either have bundle discounts or are included in buy-one-get-one-free deals. We tested the brand's most affordable pillow for our Tempur-Pedic Tempur-Cloud Pillow review, and it's currently $69 for two queen-size pillows. Let me begin by saying that I am disappointed with these early Memorial Day "deals", as they're either the evergreen discounts slapped with a Memorial Day badge or a poor deal that's even lower than the regular sale price. But remember: an evergreen deal isn't always a bad thing, as it means you can either buy now or later without worrying you'll miss out on a huge price drop at a different time. For example, I have never seen more than 30% off the Tempur-Cloud mattress (Black Friday sales included), so you should buy now if you're in the market for it. The same goes for Tempur-Pedic Tempur-Cloud pillow, which is never a better price than it is at the moment (I have seen the occasional 10% off sale on single pillows but it's been a while since this deal has returned.) However, the Tempur-Adapt mattress and the brand's toppers are a completely different story. Usually, the Tempur-Pedic Tempur-Adapt and Tempur-Cloud mattress toppers are 40% off (and even if they aren't, you could apply our TOPPERS40 promo code to get that discount), so the current 20% off deal seems like small potatoes. But it's not as bad as it first appears because the MSRP has also dropped. While it's not the cheapest price we've seen it is still a significant saving. The Tempur-Adapt mattress meanwhile, has had up to $300 off its MSRP, so we're hoping the early $200 discount is just temporary. I recommend only shopping Tempur-Pedic's early Memorial Day sales if you want the Tempur-Cloud mattress or a Tempur-Pedic pillow, as these deals are highly unlikely to change during Memorial Day weekend. On the flip side, I recommend avoiding the current deals on Tempur-Pedic's mattress toppers and the Tempur-Adapt mattress, as I'm hoping their respective 40% and $300 discounts return soon. And if they don't, this sale is likely to stick around until Memorial Day on May 26th, meaning you won't miss out on a saving. ✅ You want to buy the Tempur-Cloud mattress: The current deal can help you save 30% on the Tempur-Cloud Mattress at Tempur-Pedic, and if past sales are anything to go by, that's unlikely to change during Memorial Day. ✅ You want a Tempur-Pedic pillow: You can now enjoy bundles deals and buy-one-get-one-free discounts on all pillows at Tempur-Pedic, and it's been that way for a long time. ❌ You need a mattress topper: The current 20% off deal on Tempur-Pedic bed toppers is no match for the usual 40% discount, so I suggest you wait to see what Memorial Day weekend brings. Alternatively, check out the Tempur-Pedic Amazon store, where I've seen some excellent discounts on toppers before. ❌ You're on a tight budget: While the Tempur-Pedic sale can save you money on mattresses these are still premium designs. Our mattress sales hub has more deals for you to browse, with options for every budget.
Tom's Guide
06-05-2025
- Business
- Tom's Guide
Best mattress topper deals for January 2025: Up to 40% off ahead of Presidents' Day
(Image credit: Shutterstock) Is your mattress not doing the trick for you anymore? If you don't want to put the money down for a whole new mattress, a mattress topper is the best solution to revitalize your bed at a fraction of the cost. Today's best deal is the Tempur-Pedic Tempur-Adapt mattress topper, which is now from $191.40 (was $319) with 40% off. Not all mattress toppers are cut from the same cloth, so we recommend checking out our best mattress toppers list to find the best one for your sleep needs. Even if you have already invested in one of the best mattresses we've tested then a great mattress topper can extend the life of your mattress while adding comfort and support. If you need bed overhaul, check out this month's top mattress sales to find a bargain. For now, though, let's look at these are the best mattress topper deals available today... You may like Today's best mattress topper sales The top 6 mattress topper deals today 1. Tempur-Pedic Tempur-Cloud Topper: $229 now from $137.40 at Tempur-Pedic Tempur-Pedic has been at the forefront of mattress production for some years due to its sleep technology developed in collaboration with NASA. Now you can add some Tempur-Pedic support to your mattress without dropping over $1,000 on a new mattress with the affordable Tempur-Cloud mattress topper. This topper features two inches of TEMPUR-material for a soft feel and premium support. A full size topper will cost $143.40 (was $239), saving you $95 with the 40% off saving. The queen size is currently sold out, but check back for information about when it is restocked. data-widget-type=deal data-render-type=editorial class=hawk-base> Allswell Mattress Topper: was $120 now $108 @ Walmart The Allswell Mattress Topper offers 3 inches of breathable foam between you and your mattress to promote better airflow and moisture wicking. The queen is on sale for $108 (was $120). It's a modest discount, but it's the first time we've seen it on sale in months. data-widget-type=deal data-render-type=editorial class=hawk-base> Wayfair Sleep Gel Memory Foam Mattress Topper: was $139 now $84 @ Wayfair This 2.5-inch gel memory foam mattress contours to your body whether you're a side, stomach, or back sleeper. It also supports your lower back by keeping your spine neutral. It's now 39% off and on sale for $84. data-widget-type=deal data-render-type=editorial class=hawk-base> Shop more mattress topper deals Mattress toppers are a great solution for several types of sleeper. If your bed isn't offering you the support and comfort you need but you don't have the budget for a new mattress, a topper could be all you need to help you get better sleep. If your mattress is too firm, a mattress topper is great for adding some softness. If you like the feel of memory foam but if you have a spring mattress, you can add a memory foam topper to simulate a hybrid bed experience. A mattress topper is also great to extend the life of your mattress. If your mattress is reaching the 10-year mark but you're not ready to buy a new one, add a mattress topper to increase the support. How do I choose a mattress topper? As with mattresses, the most important thing to consider is why your bed needs one. Is it that your bed is too firm or soft? Is it because it traps heat? Do you simply need to refresh your bed after years of use? If you're looking to add softness, consider adding a memory foam mattress topper that adds cushioning like the Casper Comfy mattress topper. If you're overheating at night, consider a cooling mattress topper like the ViscoSoft Active Cooling mattress topper. Get instant access to breaking news, the hottest reviews, great deals and helpful tips. You should also consider your body and sleep type. If you have a heavier body, you'll have a better time with a firm mattress topper than a memory foam one. Ultimately, which mattress topper you choose will come down to budget. A good topper will usually cost between $100-$200, but if you need something cheaper - perhaps a temporary solution - Wayfair sells mattress toppers from as little as $19.99. When is the best time to buy a mattress topper? Like mattresses, mattress toppers tend to get the biggest discounts during major sales periods like Presidents' Day, Memorial Day, Labor Day and Black Friday. The next big sales event is on Presidents' Day, which occurs in late February. Many Presidents' Day sales have already begun, and we'll be updating this list regularly with the best deals that emerge over the next month. To get the best deal, shop for a mattress topper in the weeks surrounding this major date.
