The Wave Hybrid’s pressure-relieving foams and supportive pocketed coils were a great fit for our side sleeping testers weighing less than 230 pounds. For example, side sleepers and those weighing under 130 pounds typically do better on a softer mattress, while back and stomach sleepers may get better support from a firmer mattress. Mattresses with a medium firmness generally have broad appeal, but whether they’re a good fit for you will depend on a variety of factors, such as your body weight and sleep position. This puts the mattress a mid-range firmness rating of 5 on our 10-point scale. Multiple comfort layers give the Hybrid Wave Mattress a plush feel without sacrificing support.

Sleeping Positions, Body Weight, and Firmness

Thicker comfort layer dampens some of the coil core’s responsiveness.

Higher price can put it over some people’s budgets.

May not offer enough support for sleepers over 230 pounds.

Our goal is to provide you with the knowledge you need to choose a mattress that best suits your needs. Our team represents a range of body types and sleep position preferences to ensure our evaluations are as inclusive as possible.

We test the sleep products we review using a methodology based on hands-on research and years of experience in the industry. Finally, we’ll take a look at Casper’s shipping, sleep trial, and warranty policies before answering some frequently asked questions. We’ll also discuss its construction, cost, and availability. We’ll focus on the Wave Hybrid and its Snow upgrade package, covering the Wave’s performance in key sleep categories.

Casper also offers high-end models like the Nova and Wave Hybrid. The company released the Casper Original Mattress in 2014 and have since expanded its lineup to include the Original Hybrid and the value-priced Element Pro.

Casper Wave Hybrid Mattress: An IntroductionĬasper was one of the first direct-to-consumer mattress brands.

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