If this is your preferred sleeping position, you may want to choose a firmer mattress. It’s possible their hips could sink deeply into the layers, causing the body to shift out of proper alignment. The Adaptive Foam does a great job at relieving pressure, and the transition layer helps prevent people from bottoming out.Īverage weight stomach sleepers will likely feel the Mint is too soft. The comfort layers allow sleepers’ hips to sink in a bit, while still supporting the lumbar area.Īverage weight side sleepers should feel well supported and comfortable on the Tuft & Needle Mint. The Tuft & Needle Mint offers a good amount of support for average weight back sleepers. Average Weight Sleepers – 130 lb – 230 lb There is also some bounce, so you should get some nice pressure relief without getting stuck. The Mint has a balanced foam feel overall, because the Adaptive Foam mixes memory foam and latex qualities. What Does the Tuft & Needle Mint Feel Like? Even for someone of average weight, the Mint might not be the best mattress for stomach sleepers. When I was on my stomach, I was not getting enough support. Again, heavier side sleepers might need more support overall. The Adaptive Foam relieves pressure quite well, and the transition layer kept me from bottoming out. I felt the best when I was side sleeping on the Mint. I will say that larger sleepers might have a different experience, and they will most likely need a firmer or more supportive mattress. Lying on my back, I felt a great balance of comfort and support. These combine to create a classic, medium-firm feel. The Adaptive Foam is very soft, the transition layer is a bit firmer, and the base layer is even firmer.
In terms of firmness, the Mint feels like a 6.5/10, which is the industry standard. That way, we can help customers pick the best mattress for their sleep needs! How Firm is the Tuft & Needle Mint? When reviewing mattresses, we always take a close look at firmness level and feel. Tuft & Needle Mint Mattress Firmness and Feel
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