Best Hybrid Mattress of 2025

The Amerisleep AS3 has a balanced feel, with a surface that feels “soft” and “firm” as needed to give different parts of the body the exact support needed. Sleepers who stretch out across the surface will experience minimal sinkage, enough to feel like the mattress is hugging the body.

This hybrid mattress features a combination of a pocketed coil support core with plant-based Bio-Pur® memory foam. Unlike traditional memory foam, Bio-Pur® foam is made with plant oils instead of petroleum products.

This chemical composition gives Bio-Pur® foam a much more breathable feel than traditional memory foam, allowing it to work with the coils to move body heat away from you. Not only is Bio-Pur® foam cooler than traditional memory foam, but it’s also more responsive. This foam can bounce back into place faster than pure polyfoam, making it great for multiple sleep positions.

Another great feature of the AS3 is its boosted support structure. The layer of high-density base foam helps to protect the coils from damage. It also decreases motion transfer and increases the life expectancy of your mattress. That’s why the AS3 boasts a generous 20-year warranty.

Sandwiched between the base layer and the comfort layer of Bio-Pur® foam is transition foam, a layer of Affinity foam with HIVE® technology. The innovative technology of HIVE® consists of hexagonal cutouts across the surface of the Affinity foam.

In the shoulders and hips, the cutouts flex to create the feel of more cushion. In the head, back, and feet areas, the cutouts flex less for “firmer” support.

Wrapped around the mattress is a cover of Refresh fabric. What separates Refresh fabric from a standard cooling fabric is that Refresh contains minerals that convert body heat into infrared energy. Not only does this cool down the bed, but the infrared energy can penetrate the body and promote blood flow for greater restoration.

The Zoma Hybrid has a medium feel with a touch of responsive softness. Sleepers can enjoy a bit of pleasant sinkage while still feeling comfortably “on top” of the mattress, thanks to the reactive transition layer and bouncy pocketed coils.

The top layer of the Zoma Hybrid is cooling gel memory foam, produced to mold to the body yet stay cool when pressed against warm skin. The hug-like feel of Zoma’s gel memory foam eases tension that can build up into aches and pains.

The Reactiv™ layer and the coil support core add responsiveness to the memory foam comfort layer, bouncing it back into shape as soon as you move. This lets the Zoma offer whole-body contouring to give you focused support exactly where you need it.

The Zoma Hybrid combines its pocketed coil support core with a high-density base layer. This layer helps maintain stability and edge support.

The natural buoyancy of the Vaya Comfort Foam means that sleepers are unlikely to sink too far into the mattress. While this is traditionally the job of the transition foam, the Vaya Hybrid feels quite responsive without this layer. Overall, despite its simple design, the Vaya Hybrid does an excellent job of establishing a weightless feel.

The Vaya Hybrid has ultra-porous foam that can wick away both body heat and sweat throughout the night. The Vaya Comfort Foam is designed for pain relief. It’s just as plush as it is porous, meaning it can cushion tired joints and prevent pain and pressure points.

The Vaya Hybrid has a responsive feel, provided by more than just the base of pocketed coils. The cushioning top foam is swift to adapt to the body, conforming as needed but snapping back into shape within seconds.

The Helix Midnight Luxe has a medium feel specifically crafted to suit side sleeper’s needs. Its supportive, conforming without giving way completely to the shoulders and hips.

Shoppers can choose between a more traditional Tencel™ cover or, for an added cost, a GlacioTex Cooling Cover with thermal conductivity technology to pull heat away from the sleeper. Meanwhile, the standard Tencel™ cover fabric is partly natural, sourced from eucalyptus fibers for improved breathability.

Whatever cover fabric sleepers choose, they can rest secure knowing the pillow top surface will keep them cool and comfortable throughout the night. Underneath the core is the foam layer, pressure-relieving Memory Foam Plus.

Next is a layer of gel visco support foam, deepening the bed’s cushion, followed by a layer of transitional polyfoam for ergonomic support.

The support core of the Helix Midnight Luxe is a set of carefully arranged pocketed coils. The coils are set up in different zones to promote targeted lumbar support while creating a more flexible feel under the shoulders for softer relief. Naturally, the pocketed coils also provide top-quality edge support.

The Midnight Luxe’s pocketed coils are supported by DuraDense foam, engineered to help the springs resist sagging.

Combo sleepers will appreciate the Flex’s responsiveness, while back sleepers will also enjoy the Flex’s contouring ability and medium-firm feel. The Flex is designed for both contouring and lift. This means it offers the perfect amount of support to keep a back sleeper’s spine in alignment and their lumbar region pain-free.

The quilted cover of the GhostBed Flex establishes a supple surface, feeling soft and cool as you rest. To deepen its relaxing feel, GhostBed has woven an inch of cool burst airflow technology fiber for added breathability.

The comfort layers of the mattress are two inch-thick layers of gel memory foam. These layers create a compressive, cooling feel that lets tension and pain just melt away as a sleeper rests on the mattress.

Underneath the gel memory foam layers is Ghost Bounce, a foam that borrows from latex and memory foam. GhostBed engineered the foam to hug the body like memory foam while responding to pressure like latex would. In the words of GhostBed, it’s “as close as you can come to floating, without leaving the ground.”

The pocketed coils support the top foam layers, while the coils rest on a dense foam base. The perimeter of coils that make up the sides are strengthened with Spirited Edge™ support, making it more comfortable to sit on the edge or slide out of bed.

The AS5 is designed to feel indulgent and luxuriously soft, letting a sleeper really sink into the mattress surface. Despite this, though, it’s quite easy to move across the mattress and out bed, thanks to the responsive support layers.

We also have to stress how cool the AS5 mattress feels, thanks to its transformative Refresh fabric cover. You can stretch out on the mattress, and even as the surface presses close and absorbs heat, the feel will remain pleasantly chilled throughout the night.

The Bio-Pur® memory foam is the pressure-relieving top layer, with a 3-inch thickness for ample cushion. As we mentioned earlier, Bio-Pur® is made with a mix of traditional petrochemicals and plant-derived oils for more breathability and responsiveness.

Underneath the soft layer of Bio-Pur® plant-based foam is a transition layer of Active Flex foam. This layer adds softness and bounce to the AS5 without sacrificing support. It also reduces pressure from the pocketed coil support core.

The pocketed coil core and foam base promote airflow, durability, and responsive support with motion isolation. Plenty of edge support is provided by the coils along the sides for easier movement.

As with the Amerisleep AS3, the cover fabric is Refresh, infused with minerals that take body heat and change it into infrared energy. The Refresh fabric is also soft and breathable, increasing the AS5’s overall comfort.

Regardless of whether you choose a plush soft, luxury firm, or firm Saatva Classic, all of them come equipped with a pillowtop that provides needed conformability and pressure relief. Most sleepers will find the luxury firm Classic provides what they need, with a balance between support and comfy cushion.

When a sleeper lies down on the surface of the Saatva Classic, a 3-inch pillow top will cushion their body and ease any building tension. The cover fabric is hypoallergenic, organic cotton for natural, breathable comfort. Saatva treats this fabric with a botanical antimicrobial treatment to keep out any mold and bacteria.

Underneath the pillow top is dense, CertiPUR-US® certified memory foam with Lumbar Zone® Active Spinal Wire. This technology strengthens the middle of the mattress for greater support and durability.

Next is a layer of hundreds of pocketed coils, with these coils arranged to provide stronger and firmer in the middle of the mattress. By creating a firmer feel here, the Classic mattress can better take on body weight. These coils also help the mattress contour to the sleeper and minimize motion transfer.

Tempered steel coils form the base of the Saatva Classic. The material resists sagging, while the open coil design promotes air flow. Rails of high-density foam ring the sides of the mattress for an increased sleep surface and greater structural stability. The edge support these rails provide can also make it easier to move in and out of bed.

The Aurora’s TitanCool™ infusions help wick away heat and moisture from your body. This not only keeps you cool all night, but it makes the Aurora feel cool on contact. Just about anyone can appreciate the feel of a cool, crisp mattress, not just hot sleepers.

Exactly how the Aurora Hybrid feels will depend on your chosen firmness, with the firm option naturally feeling more “unyielding” than a medium or soft bed. However, the temperature-regulating surface is universal across all three options, keeping all styles of sleepers from overheating as they rest.

One of the best features of the Aurora is the CopperFlex™ foam. This foam provides responsive contouring and targeted pressure relief. Copper infusions are also naturally antimicrobial, meaning they can resist both bacteria and mold buildup.

The mattress cover has a phase-changing surface infusion of TitanCool™, added to maintain a skin temperature of 88 degrees Fahrenheit. Keeping the body cool helps individuals drift off into deep sleep.

Underneath the CopperFlex™ foam are two foam layers that vary depending on the mattress’s chosen firmness. In the firm model of the Aurora, there is a layer of TitanFlex™ foam followed by VariFlex™ foam. The TitanFlex™ foam provides firm, supportive comfort for a healthy spine. Meanwhile, the VariFlex™ foam ensures a smooth transition, buoying the body.

The support core of the Aurora Hybrid is 8 inches of Ascension® pocketed coils, with coils along the side for edge support. The coils are arranged for targeted support across the body, while the wrappings around the coils limit motion transfer.

These pocketed coils rest on a 0.75 inch-thick base foam, placed to reinforce the coils to keep them standing straight and maintain the mattress’s durable structure.

The Purple Hybrid has a medium feel to its surface, though it’s rather different from how the average medium feel mattress feels. Because of how the grid flexes under the body, the surface tends to provide cushion where it’s wanted and feels supportive where it’s needed. It’s not unlike targeted support, in that regard.

If you want responsiveness, contouring, and crazy breathability, the GelFlex™ Grid offers all three. The proprietary grid has thousands of air channels to keep air flowing underneath your body all night long.

The GelFlex™ Grid is made with hyper-elastic polymer, meaning it has a ton of flexibility and contouring power. It will also stand up to many years of nightly use without losing its elasticity or ability to regain its shape almost instantly.

The Purple hybrid also features plush transition foam. This foam not only helps the GelFlex™ Grid maintain its shape but also provides lots of cushioning to relieve pressure from the Purple’s coil support core.

The pocketed coil support core is fairly standard, with wrapped coils that isolate motion and rest on a foam base for increased durability. Coils along the sides provide edge support.

The knit cover is a blend of partly natural viscose, polyester, and lycra. The side panels of the cover are ventilated, making it easier for air to slip through the mattress.

The Layla Hybrid has a buoyant feel, no matter whether you’re lying on the soft or firm side. Naturally, the soft side is quicker to give way to the body, creating a feel that’s pleasantly squishy yet still responsive to movement. The firmer side is less conforming but still can provide the spine support that certain sleep styles need.

The Layla Hybrid contains five layers. The mattress cover, a primarily polyester/rayon blend, surrounds the hybrid’s layers and has a zipper for easier removability. This cover also features handles that make it easier for a person to switch sides of the mattress.

The soft side has a comfort layer of copper-infused memory foam, a material ready to mold to the body for pressure relief. What separates a copper infusion from a more traditional cooling infusion is that the particles do more than just move heat away from a sleeper.

Copper’s antimicrobial properties keep potentially harmful bacteria from penetrating the bed and helps it smell fresh for greater comfort. Copper also reacts to body weight in a way that establishes variable support in areas of deeper compression.

The transition foam of the soft side is Max Airflow Support Foam. As the name suggests, the transition foam has channels for increased air circulation. These channels also establish zoned support, so the mattress surface is more reactive to a sleeper’s body.

The core of the Layla Hybrid’s dual-side design is pocketed coils, with the coils ringing the perimeter creating edge support. The firm side of the Layla Hybrid consists of a second Max Airflow Support Foam and a thinner comfort layer of copper-infused memory foam.