Thanks to its Talalay latex comfort system and pocketed coil core, the Nolah Natural isolates motion to an extent. The latex absorbs some surface-level vibrations, and the coils move independently to prevent the spread of movement across the core.
However, latex’s natural responsiveness and the bounce of the coils could contribute to mild motion transfer. While this shouldn’t be a problem for most sleepers, those who share their bed with a restless partner and wake up easily might notice the vibrations more.
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Nolah Natural Mattress Review: Test Lab Ratings
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Methodology
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Overall Rating
8.6
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Price Range: $1,049 – $2,398
Mattress Type: Latex Hybrid
Firmness Options: Medium Firm (6)
At a Glance
The Nolah Natural is a latex hybrid that feels exceptionally sturdy and responsive to movement. Breathable materials help ensure airflow and cooling, while zoned coils push back against extra weight in your torso and hips.
Ratings Summary
Motion Isolation
6.5/10
Edge Support
7/10
Temperature Control
8.5/10
Ease of Movement
8/10
Off Gassing
8.5/10
Pressure Relief
7.5/10
Pros
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Constructed of natural materials, including latex, cotton, and wool.
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Outranks most other latex mattress models in temperature control
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Above average edge support and ease of movement, ensuring you can move about the surface of the bed without trouble
Cons
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May not be ideal for sleepers who prefer the close conforming of memory foam
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Sleepers with joint pain might prefer more contouring
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Slight motion transfer may disturb some sleepers
Table of Contents
Nolah sells direct-to-consumer foam, foam hybrid, and latex hybrid mattresses. Since its launch in 2015, Nolah has grown to offer a total of five models.
Touted as an environmentally friendly model, the Nolah Natural is a medium firm (6) latex hybrid that contours while limiting sinkage. It consists of natural materials, including latex, cotton, and wool, which help wick away moisture and enhance the airflow to keep sleepers cool throughout the night.
In addition to the Nolah Natural, the company offers one other latex hybrid model: the Nolah Nurture. The Nolah Nurture is a flippable model intended for children. It comes in three sizes: twin, twin XL, and full.
Three other non-latex options are also available. The Nolah Original 10” and the Nolah Signature 12” are both all-foam models. Both the Nolah Original and the Nolah Signature 12” have a medium (5) feel. Meanwhile, the Nolah Evolution 15” is a foam hybrid model that comes in three firmnesses: medium (5), medium firm (6), and firm (8). All three use AirFoam comfort layers designed to stay cooler than memory foam by allowing heat to dissipate.
Today, we will look at the specifications, pricing, and performance of the Nolah Natural Latex Mattress. We’ll also summarize Nolah’s shipping costs, warranty policy, and sleep trial.
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Sleeping Style and Body Weight
Nolah Natural 11
Sleeper Type
Side Sleepers
Back Sleepers
Stomach Sleepers
Side Sleepers
The Nolah Naturals is a good choice for side sleepers looking for pressure relief without a lot of sinkage.
Its Talalay latex comfort system conforms to a side sleeper’s hips and shoulders to help redistribute their weight and reduce hip and shoulder discomfort. Since the material also limits sinkage, most side sleepers shouldn’t have to worry about their hips sinking in excessively and putting a strain on their lower back. Zoning in the support core also reinforces the center of the bed to prevent the hips from sagging.
Thanks to its medium firm feel, the Nolah Natural performs well for most side sleepers across weight groups. However, its combination of contouring and support is best suited for side sleepers over 130 pounds.
Back Sleepers
Back sleepers may have an easier time maintaining their spinal alignment because of the Nolah Natural’s supportive design.
Structure from the Nolah Natural’s coils provides an even sleep surface, preventing excessive sinkage that could put a strain on a back sleeper’s lumbar area. Zoning enhances the midsection’s support to further reduce the likelihood of a back sleeper’s hips sagging. Meanwhile, the Talalay latex comfort system has just enough give for the hips to sink without drooping, thereby promoting good posture.
The mattress’ medium firm feel is well suited for back sleepers up to 230 pounds, balancing gentle cradling with stable support.
Stomach Sleepers
The Nolah Natural’s limited sinkage and zoned support make it a comfortable option for many stomach sleepers.
Since the Talalay latex comfort system spreads compression across the surface, most stomach sleepers should not sink in excessively. The coil core is sturdier near the center, which helps prevent the sleeper’s midsection from pulling their spine out of alignment.
Because of its medium firm feel, the Nolah Natural may be closest to ideal for stomach sleepers who weigh less than 130 pounds. While the mattress should also be comfortable for many stomach sleepers over 130 pounds, some who carry extra weight near their midsection could experience discomfort in their lower backs.
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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Nolah Natural Latex Mattress Review Breakdown
The Nolah Natural Latex Mattress is an 11-inch thick, medium firm (6) model.
A GOTS-certified organic cotton cover wraps around the mattress. Cotton naturally allows air circulation to cool the surface, and a breathable, temperature-regulating layer of GOTS-certified organic wool adds to this effect.
Following the wool layer is a 2-inch comfort layer of airy, responsive Talalay latex that gently cradles the body. A 1-inch transition layer of firmer Talalay latex deepens the contouring while adding support. Talalay latex is lighter and more breathable than Dunlop latex due to differences in their production methods. The latex in the Nolah Natural is also hole-punctured for extra air circulation and certified by the Rainforest Alliance for sustainable practices.
Next, a support core of patented HDMax Tri-Zone coils reinforces the surface. This layer is zoned with extra coils near the center of the mattress to limit midsection sagging and promote good posture. The coils are also pocketed to reduce motion transfer and better contour to the sleeper’s shape.
Finally, a layer of organic wool and cotton serves as a foundation for the coil system.
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Firmness |
Medium Firm (6) |
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Mattress Type |
Latex Hybrid |
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Construction |
The Nolah Natural Latex Mattress consists of a GOTS-certified organic cotton cover, a breathable GOTS-certified organic wool layer, a 2-inch Talalay latex comfort layer, a 1-inch Talalay latex transition layer, an 8-inch zoned pocketed coil core, and an organic wool and cotton base layer. Cover Material:Organic Cotton and Wool Comfort Layer:2″ Talalay Latex Transition Layer:1″ Talalay Latex Support Core:8″ Pocketed Coils (Zoned) |
Nolah Natural Latex Mattress Prices Sizes
The Nolah Natural comes in the full range of standard sizes, from twin to California king, as well as a split king for adjustable beds. This mattress is fairly heavy, especially in larger sizes.
Trial, Warranty, and Shipping Policies
Availability
The Nolah Natural is available for purchase online at the Nolah website. Shipping is available within the contiguous United States.
Shipping
Nolah ships for free within the contiguous United States
Each mattress is compressed in a box and shipped via FedEx. Generally, it takes 2 to 8 business days for the mattress to arrive.
The mattress does not require assembly, but customers will need to move it inside, take it out of the box, position it, unwrap it, and let it expand.
Additional Services
Nolah does not offer White Glove delivery or mattress removal.
Sleep Trial
Nolah offers a 120-night sleep trial. You can return your Nolah Natural after a break-in period of 30 days if you decide it is not right for you. At no cost, a driver will pick up the mattress and donate it to charity or recycle it. Nolah will issue a full refund of the purchase price within 1 week.
Warranty
The Nolah Natural comes with a partially prorated lifetime limited warranty that covers defects in workmanship and materials, including indentations more than 1 inch deep.
For the first 15 years of ownership, Nolah will repair or replace mattresses with qualifying defects at no cost. Between years 15 and 25, it will repair a defective mattress for the handling cost or replace it for half of the purchase price. After 25 years, the company will repair defective mattresses for the handling cost or replace them for 60% of the purchase price.
After year 15, replacement mattresses will also incur a $75 shipping charge. Additional terms and conditions apply.
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Logan is a Certified Sleep Science Coach with a deep understanding of what it means to struggle with sleep. Her years of experience researching and testing sleep products – including mattresses, natural sleep aids, and bedding – are critical to her role helping lead the editorial team. As a chronic insomniac, she aims to bring her findings to anyone struggling with getting adequate rest. Her expertise is in creating informative, trustworthy, and useful health content. When she’s not testing mattresses or researching CBT-I, she enjoys spending time in the sunshine with her husband and her dogs Pepper and Winston.