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Price Range: $4,650 – $7,060
Mattress Type: Proprietary
Firmness Options: Adjustable – Medium (5), Firm (7), Firm (8)
At a Glance
The New airweave Mattress Advanced leverages the company’s proprietary airfiber technology to create a supportive, cooling mattress. This flippable version is much more flexible and can be arranged for a variety of firmness levels, though we still think it is best for stomach sleepers.
Ratings Summary
Motion Isolation
5/10
Edge Support
8/10
Temperature Control
8/10
Ease of Movement
8/10
Off Gassing
8/10
Pressure Relief
6.5/10
Pros
Cons
Japanese brand airweave produces a range of sleep products featuring airfiber, a proprietary interwoven resin fiber. The company started making mattress toppers in 2007 and has since expanded its line to include pillows, cushions, a dog bed, a duvet, and two mattress models. Airweave mattresses use proprietary designs, so they don’t fall into traditional classifications, like hybrid, latex, or memory foam.
To accommodate a wide range of sleepers, the New airweave Mattress Advanced Mattress uses the same airfiber technology as the brand’s flagship New airweave Mattress, but the core consists of three flippable blocks with a different firmness on each side. Airweave labels the firmness levels as 1, 2, and 3, where 1 is the softest and 3 is the firmest. Two blocks can be used as a level 1 or 2, and one block can be used as a level 2 or 3.
Airweave’s five suggested configurations include 1-2-1, 1-2-2, 1-3-2, 2-2-2, and 2-3-2. The 1-2-1 and 1-2-2 configurations equate to a medium (5) feel, the 1-3-2 has a medium firm (6) feel, the 2-2-2 is firm (7), and the 2-3-2 is firm (8).
We’ll explain this model’s unique construction, review how it performed in our in-house tests, and highlight which sleepers might benefit from each standard configuration option.
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Airweave recommends five standard arrangements for the support core blocks. Each of these variations accommodates different types of sleepers.
| Choose 1-2-1 if… | You sleep on your side or weigh less than 130 pounds. Sleepers looking to sink in more deeply benefit from this configuration’s softer feel, but their midsections still receive ample support to promote good posture. This variation’s stronger motion isolation may also appeal to couples. |
| Choose 1-2-2 if… | You sleep on your side, weigh over 130 pounds, and have broader shoulders. This configuration lets a side sleeper’s shoulder sink in a bit more than the rest of their body while providing extra support to their lower back and legs. The 1-2-2 option also isolates motion and relieves pressure better than some of the firmer variations. |
| Choose 1-3-2 if… | You experience back pain, especially if you sleep on your stomach and weigh 130 to 230 pounds. With especially firm support around the middle of the bed, a sleeper’s midsection does not sink in much, limiting spinal strain for many back and stomach sleepers. |
| Choose 2-2-2 if… | You’re a back or stomach sleeper who likes even, consistent support. This configuration provides uniform support, facilitating movement and allowing sleepers to use the full surface area. |
| Choose 2-3-2 if… | You’re a stomach sleeper over 130 pounds. With a sturdy support block in the center of the bed, most stomach sleepers of all weights don’t sink in deeply enough to put pressure on the lumbar region. |
New airweave Mattress Advanced – 1-2-1
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New airweave Mattress Advanced – 1-2-2
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New airweave Mattress Advanced – 1-3-2
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New airweave Mattress Advanced – 2-2-2
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New airweave Mattress Advanced – 2-3-2
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The softer configurations of the New airweave Mattress Advanced are appropriate for many side sleepers. Across weight groups, most side sleepers enjoy enough contouring on the 1-2-1 to relieve pressure around their hips and shoulders without sagging. Those over 130 pounds may also find the 1-2-2 comfortable, and those over 230 pounds often appreciate the extra midsection support of the 1-3-2. The 2-2-2 and the 2-3-2 are too firm for most side sleepers, which could contribute to discomfort in the hips and shoulders.
While the flippable core blocks vary in firmness, the airfiber material feels somewhat stiff across all versions. In addition, the comfort system consists of two polyester layers within the pillow-top that cushion the surface with minimal conforming. Side sleepers who value support are likely to enjoy the New airweave Mattress Advanced’s unique design and sturdy feel. However, those seeking a close-conforming hug may prefer a mattress with a more pliable core material.
Because back sleepers typically benefit from stable support with minimal to moderate contouring, several configurations of the New airweave Mattress Advanced are an excellent fit. The polyester comfort layers help cushion the lower back, while the airfiber core prevents the hips from sinking in deeply.
The 2-2-2 configuration satisfies most back sleepers thanks to its consistent, even support. The 2-3-2 also performs well for those over 130 pounds. Additionally, many back sleepers of all weights find the 1-3-2 acceptable, which might make it a good compromise for combination sleepers or those who share their bed with a partner. The 1-2-1 and the 1-2-2 offer enough support for most back sleepers under 230 pounds, though heavier individuals may experience lower back discomfort.
Support is key for stomach sleepers, so it’s no surprise that the firmer configurations of the New airweave Mattress Advanced performed better in our stomach sleeping tests. While the polyester comfort layers add a bit of plushness so the surface doesn’t feel hard, the stiff airfiber support blocks facilitate good posture.
The 2-2-2 is a good option for stomach sleepers of all weights. Because of its firmer center, the 1-3-2 also accommodates stomach sleepers of all weights, particularly those between 130 and 230 pounds. The 2-3-2 excels for those over 130 pounds, while the 1-2-1 and 1-2-2 configurations offer sufficient support for most stomach sleepers under 130 pounds.
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.
New airweave Mattress
Overall Rating:
7.4 /10
Price Range:
$3,350 – $5,520
Mattress Type:
Proprietary
Firmness Options:
Firm (8)
Leesa Studio Chill Hybrid Mattress
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8.6 /10
Price Range:
$865 – $1,439
Mattress Type:
Hybrid
Firmness Options:
Medium Firm (6)
Saatva Classic
Overall Rating:
9.4 /10
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$1,195 – $2,690
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Innerspring
Firmness Options:
Soft (3), Medium Firm (6), Firm (8)
Emma Hybrid Cooling Elite
Overall Rating:
8.6 /10
Price Range:
$639 – $1,449
Mattress Type:
Hybrid
Firmness Options:
Medium Firm (6)
The New airweave Mattress Advanced is an 11-inch thick model that uses an adjustable design, allowing sleepers to customize the firmness to medium (5), medium firm (6), firm (7), and firm (8).
A polyester outer cover encases the mattress, and a rayon and glass fiber inner cover protects the interior components. Underneath the cover, two layers of polyester cushioning add surface-level plushness. These layers are detachable for greater customizability.
The bulk of the mattress consists of the 7.8-inch airfiber support core. Airfiber consists of interwoven polyethylene fiber, making the mattress breathable and responsive. The core uses a modular design with three support blocks, each with two firmness options built in. Airweave labels the firmness levels as 1, 2, and 3, where 1 is the softest option. Two blocks contain a level 1 side and a level 2 side, while one block has a level 2 side and a level 3 side.
Sleepers can rearrange and flip these blocks to adjust the feel of the bed based on airweave’s five suggested configurations: 1-2-1, 1-2-2, 1-3-2, 2-2-2, or 2-3-2.
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Firmness |
Adjustable – Medium – 5, Medium Firm – 6, Firm – 7, Firm – 8 |
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Mattress Type |
Proprietary |
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Construction |
The New airweave Mattress Advanced is designed for customizability with multiple adjustable components. The outer cover uses polyester, and the inner cover consists of rayon and glass fiber. The pillow-top contains two removable polyester layers for cushioning, while the support core uses three flippable modular blocks made of polyethylene fiber. Cover Material:
Outer: Polyester Comfort Layer:Polyester Support Core:7.8″ Polyethylene Fiber |
The New airweave Mattress Advanced is available through airweave’s official website and select brick-and-mortar partner showrooms.
Orders through the airweave website ship within the contiguous U.S. The company also ships mattresses to Hawaii and Canada, with the exception of king and California king sizes.
Additionally, airweave sells mattresses in China, Japan, and Taiwan through country-specific websites.
Orders through the U.S. website ship for free within the contiguous U.S. Deliveries to Hawaii and Canada are available at an extra cost.
Customers usually receive a tracking number within seven business days of placing their order. Mattresses ship via a freight delivery service, and a representative sets up delivery once the packages reach a nearby fulfillment center. Most mattresses arrive one or two weeks after they ship.
The New airweave Mattress Advanced’s components ship in three boxes. The customer is responsible for moving the boxes to their room of choice, carefully unpacking them, and constructing the mattress in their desired configuration.
Old mattress removal and new mattress installation is available for $225. Alternatively, customers can purchase these services separately for $125 each. Old mattress removal carries no charge in California.
When ordered through the airweave website, the New airweave Mattress Advanced comes with a 100-night sleep trial. Once the customer tries the mattress for at least 30 nights, they can return it for a $200 service fee for the remainder of the trial period.
The New airweave Mattress Advanced comes with a 10-year limited warranty that protects against visible indentations greater than 1 inch, flaws that cause the airfiber to split or crack, manufacturing defects in the cover, and size variance over 2 inches. Damage due to misuse does not qualify as a defect.
Airweave will repair, replace, or provide a store credit for qualifying warranty claims. After the first warranty claim, the customer covers the shipping costs for any subsequent claims.
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Lauren is a Certified Sleep Science Coach with extensive experience researching and testing a wide variety of sleep products.