LUUF Mattress Review: Test Lab Ratings

Overall Rating 8.5

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$2,499 from LUUF (queen)

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Price Range: $1,399 – $3,199

Mattress Type: Hybrid

Firmness Options: Medium Soft (4), Medium Firm (6), Firm (7), Firm (8)

At a Glance

The LUUF Mattress is a luxury hybrid available in a wide assortment of firmness levels. Thick foam layers deliver deep cushioning for sore spots, while zoned coils provide extra reinforcement for the midsection.

Ratings Summary

Motion Isolation

7/10

Edge Support

7.5/10

Temperature Control

7.5/10

Ease of Movement

6.5/10

Off Gassing

7/10

Pressure Relief

8/10

Pros

• 
  Four firmness options
• 
  Resposnive surface that’s easy to move around on
• 
  365-night sleep trial

Cons

• 
  Above-average price point
• 
  Not a lot of pressure relief

Sleeping Style and Body Weight

LUUF Bed – Plush Multi-Sleeper

Sleeper Type

Under 130 lbs

130-230 lbs

Above 230 lbs

Side Sleepers

9/10

6/10

4.5/10

Back Sleepers

6/10

4.5/10

4.5/10

Stomach Sleepers

6/10

4.5/10

4.5/10

LUUF Bed – Luxury Firm Multi-Sleeper

Sleeper Type

Under 130 lbs

130-230 lbs

Above 230 lbs

Side Sleepers

6/10

9/10

6/10

Back Sleepers

6/10

6/10

4.5/10

Stomach Sleepers

6/10

4.5/10

4.5/10

LUUF Bed – Firm Multi-Sleeper

Sleeper Type

Under 130 lbs

130-230 lbs

Above 230 lbs

Side Sleepers

4.5/10

6/10

9/10

Back Sleepers

6/10

9/10

9/10

Stomach Sleepers

6/10

9/10

6/10

Shoppers taking a close look at the LUUF beds can benefit from thinking about their sleeping position and body weight as these factors influence which model best matches their situation.

Side Sleepers

With serious pressure points at the hips and shoulders, side sleepers need a mattress that offers considerable cushioning so that these areas don’t become pain points or throw off spinal alignment. This usually means that side sleepers should look for mattresses from medium soft (4) to medium firm (6) with at least a moderate level of contouring. People who weigh more than 230 pounds will notice more sinking and thus typically need a firmer mattress than people between 130 and 230 pounds, and the reverse is true for people under 130.

Taking these needs into consideration, the medium firm LUUF bed is a solid option for side sleepers under 230 pounds, and the medium firm is best for those over 130 pounds. The firm model is a bit too firm for some side sleepers, though it is ideal for those over 230 pounds as well as side sleepers over 130 pounds who prefer a firmer feel.

Back Sleepers

For people on their back, the most important area for support is the lumbar spine. This region, more commonly known as the lower back, has a slight curve that must be cushioned by the mattress, but if the bed is too soft, the stomach and pelvis can sink in and apply excess torque to the lower back. Most back sleepers find the best balance in mattresses with a medium to firm feel and light-to-moderate contouring. A firmer option tends to provide the best results for people with a higher body weight and vice versa for people who weigh less.

The medium soft LUUF bed is too soft for the majority of back sleepers; however, it may be quite comfortable and supportive for those under 130 pounds. The medium firm and firm options can be a good choice for back sleepers of any weight because of their harder sleeping surface and mild contouring.

Stomach Sleepers

Among all the sleeping positions, stomach sleeping requires the firmest bed and the least amount of contouring. Stomach sleepers normally prefer a mattress that is medium firm to firm so that, as with back sleepers, their midsection doesn’t sag into the bed and put pressure on the lumbar spine. Beyond that spinal alignment issue, face-down stomach sleepers tend to prefer a firmer bed that won’t cause them to feel smothered.

Among the LUUF beds, the firm model is the best fit for stomach sleepers of any weight. The medium firm can be an effective option for people who sleep on their stomach and weigh under 230 pounds, but it is likely too soft for those over that weight. The medium soft is far too soft for most stomach sleepers, although a small subset of those under 130 pounds who don’t sink far into the comfort system may find it to be a good option.

Mattress Performance

In addition to the hands-on feedback from our team, we conduct a number of quantitative tests in our Test Lab. The below ratings are based on the experience of our testers.

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LUUF Mattress Review Breakdown

The LUUF bed is a hybrid that is offered in three firmness levels. Taking a closer look at how the mattress is constructed is an important starting point for a detailed review.

All three of the firmness options have the same cover, which is made with a stretch fabric that is the same on all four sides of the mattress. The interior design for the Medium Soft (4), Medium Firm (6), and Firm (7) options are similar, but there are some slight differences in the comfort system and support core.

The comfort system in the Medium Soft (Plush Multi-Sleeper) version starts with two thin top layers of gel-infused polyfoam. The polyfoam has notable contouring and modest bounce. Underneath the polyfoam is two inches of memory foam that has been infused with graphene. This infusion, like the gel in the polyfoam, is included with the goal of reducing heat retention. The conforming properties of memory foam improve the bed’s pressure relief and ability to isolate motion. The last layer of the comfort system is one inch of transition polyfoam, and the support core is made of pocketed coils. These springs are arranged into five zones to provide enhanced support to the edge and to key areas of the body.

The Medium Firm (Luxury Firm Multi-Sleeper) model also has two gel-infused polyfoam layers at the top of the bed. The third layer is one inch of graphene-infused memory foam followed by a fourth layer of two inches of transition polyfoam. By making the memory foam layer thinner, the Medium Firm model reduces its level of plushness and contouring while retaining a meaningful degree of pressure relief. Pocketed coils serve as the support core, but in the Medium Firm model, they are arranged into seven zones instead of five.

The Firm (Firm Sleeper) version of the LUUF bed has two top layers of polyfoam in the comfort system, but these are not gel-infused. Because the mattress has less sink, air flows more easily around the body on this mattress, reducing the need for gel-infused polyfoam directly below the body. The third layer is two inches of graphene-infused memory foam to provide spinal support. Like the Medium Firm model, the Firm has a support core of pocketed coils formed into seven zones.

LUUF Mattress Prices and Sizing

The LUUF bed is 13 inches tall and offered in all of the six standard mattress sizes. Its height and overall dimensions are comparable to most other hybrids. Details about its dimensions based on the mattress size is outlined below.

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