While many single adults will enjoy a queen size hybrid mattress, it\u2019s one of our top recommendations for couples thanks to its size, pressure relief, support, and motion isolation. All these features will help both sleepers get a good night\u2019s sleep.<\/p>\n
Our Recommendation: Zoma Hybrid<\/a><\/h2>\n![\"Queen](\"https:\/\/zomasleep.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2020\/07\/zoma-mattress2-1-300x182.jpg\")
<\/a>The design of our Zoma Hybrid<\/a> promotes a restful recovery. When you don\u2019t get a good night\u2019s sleep, you suffer for it the next day. Your thoughts and your reactions will slow, making it difficult to accomplish anything.<\/p>\nThe Zoma Hybrid combines rejuvenating foams and supportive coils to help you sleep without interruption. The 11-inch hybrid has four layers encased in our ventilated AirCloth cover.<\/p>\n
The top layer is 2 inches of gel memory foam with triangular cutouts. We place the cutouts at the mattress’s head and foot to improve contouring and pressure relief for your head, shoulders, and legs.<\/p>\n
Underneath our aerated layer is 2 inches of Reactiv\u2122 foam. Reactiv\u2122 foam limits sinkage, keeping you from feeling the bed\u2019s support core pressing too hard against you. Reactiv\u2122 also enables the mattress to respond quickly to your every move.<\/p>\n
The bed\u2019s support layer contains 6 inches of pocketed coils. Every coil inside a Zoma Hybrid is wrapped in fabric to reduce motion transfer and noise. Your sleep will remain undisturbed by squeaking coils or your partner\u2019s movements.<\/p>\n
Rigid foams surround the support core\u2019s perimeter, increasing the bed\u2019s stability, and creating edge support. Edge support keeps you from rolling over the side. You can sit on the edge of your mattress and get in and out of bed easier.<\/p>\n
At the bed\u2019s base is an inch of foam. The foam base provides a sturdy surface for the coils to push off from, limiting sagging.<\/p>\n
A queen size Zoma Hybrid is $999 with free shipping, an affordable deal on a quality hybrid.<\/p>\n
Every Zoma mattress comes with a 100-night sleep trial and a 10-year warranty. Our limited warranty covers sagging that exceeds an inch. We will arrange a full refund if you decide the Zoma Hybrid isn\u2019t the right mattress for you after 30 nights.<\/p>\n
What is a Hybrid Mattress?<\/h2>\n
A hybrid mattress balances bouncy coils with a pressure-relieving cushion. Designers drew inspiration from innerspring and foam mattresses, combining the two while eliminating their shortcomings.<\/p>\n
A hybrid\u2019s coil spring layer must have pocketed coils, named for the pockets that encase each coil. Pocketed coils are wrapped to limit motion transfer and noise without taking away from the bed\u2019s responsiveness.<\/p>\n
The top foam layer should be at least 2 to 3 inches of foam. Memory foam is a common choice, but many hybrids contain latex foam or polyurethane foam instead. High-quality hybrid mattresses may have thicker top layers or a second foam layer for added comfort.<\/p>\n
When you\u2019re shopping for a hybrid mattress, watch out for marketing gimmicks. Some companies may try to pass off an all-foam bed as a \u201chybrid\u201d because the mattress contains a mix of foams. If a mattress does not have a coil base topped with 2 to 3 inches of foam, it is not a true hybrid.<\/p>\n
Benefits of a Hybrid Mattress<\/h2>\n
A hybrid mattress offers many features for a better night\u2019s rest. The bed\u2019s pressure relief and bouncy support will make you feel better when you wake than when you went to bed. Plus, a hybrid\u2019s breathable, near-silent design limits sleep disturbances.<\/p>\n
Pain and Pressure Relief<\/h3>\n
Foam mattresses, particularly memory foam beds, are well-known for their pressure-relieving capabilities. Many chronic pain sufferers discover they sleep better after switching to a memory foam mattress.<\/p>\n
However, innerspring mattresses are infamous for a lack of pressure relief. Many owners have complained about how uncomfortable an innerspring mattress feels or described waking up with aches and pains.<\/p>\n
The best mattresses<\/a>\u00a0leave you feeling better in the morning than when you fell asleep. A quality hybrid mattress eases pressure and reduces pain, just like a classic memory foam mattress does.<\/p>\nBouncy Bed<\/h3>\n
Many of us have slept on a bouncy innerspring mattress, and even tried a memory foam mattress and found the bed just wasn\u2019t responsive enough for our tastes. A hybrid can provide sleepers with the bounciness of a coil mattress and the pressure relief from the foam.<\/p>\n
More Air Circulation<\/h3>\n
The biggest drawback of a traditional memory foam mattress is the potential for heat traps. Modern manufacturers may address this issue by adding cooling gels or other materials to wick away body heat.<\/p>\n
A hybrid mattress may also have cooling materials mixed into the foams during production. However, much of the bed\u2019s breathability comes from its coil layer. Most pocketed coil systems leave enough free space for air to circulate.<\/p>\n
Little to No Noise<\/h3>\n
If you\u2019ve ever moved on top of a traditional innerspring mattress, you know that they can be noisy. The coils tend to squeak and creak, disturbing your rest if you toss and turn.<\/p>\n
Most hybrids don\u2019t have this problem because of their pocketed coil setup. The packets encasing each coil not only isolate motion but muffle sounds for a comfortable sleep experience.<\/p>\n
Minimal Sinkage<\/h3>\n
The supportive coils of a hybrid evenly support you, so you stay on top of your mattress. This lack of sinkage also helps the mattress adapt to your movements faster. You shouldn\u2019t feel stuck when moving on a hybrid mattress.<\/p>\n
Drawbacks of a Hybrid Mattress<\/h2>\n
A hybrid mattress has pros and cons like any other mattress. It\u2019s up to you to decide if a hybrid\u2019s advantages outweigh its disadvantages.<\/p>\n
High Prices<\/h3>\n
Hybrid mattresses are a mix of different materials, so they are usually more expensive than all-foam beds. According to Sleep Like the Dead, the average cost for a queen size hybrid mattress is $1700. Compare that to $1150 for the average memory foam mattress or $950 for an innerspring bed. However, you can usually find hybrid mattresses in a box<\/a> priced more affordably than in-store hybrid models.<\/p>\nUncertain Lifespan<\/h3>\n
Because hybrid mattresses are such a recent innovation, it\u2019s still uncertain how durable they are. The coils are prone to sagging from use, even with protective foams and fabrics encasing the coils. Some low-quality innerspring mattresses may sag in as little as three years.<\/p>\n
Many owners report that their hybrids last six to seven years before the mattress needs replacing. However, that number may change as mattress manufacturers continue to improve their hybrid designs.<\/p>\n
Heavy<\/h3>\n
A queen hybrid mattress is a heavy bed, thanks to its size and the amount of material it contains. It can be awkward to move a queen size mattress, particularly if you\u2019re a single adult living alone.<\/p>\n
Why a Queen Size Mattress?<\/h2>\n
A queen size mattress<\/a>\u00a0is the most popular mattress size, and it\u2019s easy to see why. The bed can comfortably fit two sleepers or give single adults plenty of sprawling space. A queen mattress fits in most bedrooms that are 10 feet by 10 feet.<\/p>\nA queen hybrid mattress is a good choice for couples. Two people can sleep close, but a queen bed is also large enough to provide personal space. The pocketed coils isolate motion, so one partner\u2019s sleep won\u2019t be interrupted by the other\u2019s movements.<\/p>\n
Other Mattress Sizes<\/h3>\n
Maybe a queen size mattress isn\u2019t the right bed for you. Perhaps you want a smaller size to make the most of a tiny bedroom or a larger king size hybrid mattress<\/a> to complete a master bedroom.<\/p>\nThere are five other standard mattress sizes<\/a>\u00a0you can consider.<\/p>\n
<\/a>The design of our Zoma Hybrid<\/a> promotes a restful recovery. When you don\u2019t get a good night\u2019s sleep, you suffer for it the next day. Your thoughts and your reactions will slow, making it difficult to accomplish anything.<\/p>\nThe Zoma Hybrid combines rejuvenating foams and supportive coils to help you sleep without interruption. The 11-inch hybrid has four layers encased in our ventilated AirCloth cover.<\/p>\n
The top layer is 2 inches of gel memory foam with triangular cutouts. We place the cutouts at the mattress’s head and foot to improve contouring and pressure relief for your head, shoulders, and legs.<\/p>\n
Underneath our aerated layer is 2 inches of Reactiv\u2122 foam. Reactiv\u2122 foam limits sinkage, keeping you from feeling the bed\u2019s support core pressing too hard against you. Reactiv\u2122 also enables the mattress to respond quickly to your every move.<\/p>\n
The bed\u2019s support layer contains 6 inches of pocketed coils. Every coil inside a Zoma Hybrid is wrapped in fabric to reduce motion transfer and noise. Your sleep will remain undisturbed by squeaking coils or your partner\u2019s movements.<\/p>\n
Rigid foams surround the support core\u2019s perimeter, increasing the bed\u2019s stability, and creating edge support. Edge support keeps you from rolling over the side. You can sit on the edge of your mattress and get in and out of bed easier.<\/p>\n
At the bed\u2019s base is an inch of foam. The foam base provides a sturdy surface for the coils to push off from, limiting sagging.<\/p>\n
A queen size Zoma Hybrid is $999 with free shipping, an affordable deal on a quality hybrid.<\/p>\n
Every Zoma mattress comes with a 100-night sleep trial and a 10-year warranty. Our limited warranty covers sagging that exceeds an inch. We will arrange a full refund if you decide the Zoma Hybrid isn\u2019t the right mattress for you after 30 nights.<\/p>\n
What is a Hybrid Mattress?<\/h2>\n
A hybrid mattress balances bouncy coils with a pressure-relieving cushion. Designers drew inspiration from innerspring and foam mattresses, combining the two while eliminating their shortcomings.<\/p>\n
A hybrid\u2019s coil spring layer must have pocketed coils, named for the pockets that encase each coil. Pocketed coils are wrapped to limit motion transfer and noise without taking away from the bed\u2019s responsiveness.<\/p>\n
The top foam layer should be at least 2 to 3 inches of foam. Memory foam is a common choice, but many hybrids contain latex foam or polyurethane foam instead. High-quality hybrid mattresses may have thicker top layers or a second foam layer for added comfort.<\/p>\n
When you\u2019re shopping for a hybrid mattress, watch out for marketing gimmicks. Some companies may try to pass off an all-foam bed as a \u201chybrid\u201d because the mattress contains a mix of foams. If a mattress does not have a coil base topped with 2 to 3 inches of foam, it is not a true hybrid.<\/p>\n
Benefits of a Hybrid Mattress<\/h2>\n
A hybrid mattress offers many features for a better night\u2019s rest. The bed\u2019s pressure relief and bouncy support will make you feel better when you wake than when you went to bed. Plus, a hybrid\u2019s breathable, near-silent design limits sleep disturbances.<\/p>\n
Pain and Pressure Relief<\/h3>\n
Foam mattresses, particularly memory foam beds, are well-known for their pressure-relieving capabilities. Many chronic pain sufferers discover they sleep better after switching to a memory foam mattress.<\/p>\n
However, innerspring mattresses are infamous for a lack of pressure relief. Many owners have complained about how uncomfortable an innerspring mattress feels or described waking up with aches and pains.<\/p>\n
The best mattresses<\/a>\u00a0leave you feeling better in the morning than when you fell asleep. A quality hybrid mattress eases pressure and reduces pain, just like a classic memory foam mattress does.<\/p>\n Many of us have slept on a bouncy innerspring mattress, and even tried a memory foam mattress and found the bed just wasn\u2019t responsive enough for our tastes. A hybrid can provide sleepers with the bounciness of a coil mattress and the pressure relief from the foam.<\/p>\n The biggest drawback of a traditional memory foam mattress is the potential for heat traps. Modern manufacturers may address this issue by adding cooling gels or other materials to wick away body heat.<\/p>\n A hybrid mattress may also have cooling materials mixed into the foams during production. However, much of the bed\u2019s breathability comes from its coil layer. Most pocketed coil systems leave enough free space for air to circulate.<\/p>\n If you\u2019ve ever moved on top of a traditional innerspring mattress, you know that they can be noisy. The coils tend to squeak and creak, disturbing your rest if you toss and turn.<\/p>\n Most hybrids don\u2019t have this problem because of their pocketed coil setup. The packets encasing each coil not only isolate motion but muffle sounds for a comfortable sleep experience.<\/p>\n The supportive coils of a hybrid evenly support you, so you stay on top of your mattress. This lack of sinkage also helps the mattress adapt to your movements faster. You shouldn\u2019t feel stuck when moving on a hybrid mattress.<\/p>\n A hybrid mattress has pros and cons like any other mattress. It\u2019s up to you to decide if a hybrid\u2019s advantages outweigh its disadvantages.<\/p>\n Hybrid mattresses are a mix of different materials, so they are usually more expensive than all-foam beds. According to Sleep Like the Dead, the average cost for a queen size hybrid mattress is $1700. Compare that to $1150 for the average memory foam mattress or $950 for an innerspring bed. However, you can usually find hybrid mattresses in a box<\/a> priced more affordably than in-store hybrid models.<\/p>\n Because hybrid mattresses are such a recent innovation, it\u2019s still uncertain how durable they are. The coils are prone to sagging from use, even with protective foams and fabrics encasing the coils. Some low-quality innerspring mattresses may sag in as little as three years.<\/p>\n Many owners report that their hybrids last six to seven years before the mattress needs replacing. However, that number may change as mattress manufacturers continue to improve their hybrid designs.<\/p>\n A queen hybrid mattress is a heavy bed, thanks to its size and the amount of material it contains. It can be awkward to move a queen size mattress, particularly if you\u2019re a single adult living alone.<\/p>\n A queen size mattress<\/a>\u00a0is the most popular mattress size, and it\u2019s easy to see why. The bed can comfortably fit two sleepers or give single adults plenty of sprawling space. A queen mattress fits in most bedrooms that are 10 feet by 10 feet.<\/p>\n A queen hybrid mattress is a good choice for couples. Two people can sleep close, but a queen bed is also large enough to provide personal space. The pocketed coils isolate motion, so one partner\u2019s sleep won\u2019t be interrupted by the other\u2019s movements.<\/p>\n Maybe a queen size mattress isn\u2019t the right bed for you. Perhaps you want a smaller size to make the most of a tiny bedroom or a larger king size hybrid mattress<\/a> to complete a master bedroom.<\/p>\n There are five other standard mattress sizes<\/a>\u00a0you can consider.<\/p>\nBouncy Bed<\/h3>\n
More Air Circulation<\/h3>\n
Little to No Noise<\/h3>\n
Minimal Sinkage<\/h3>\n
Drawbacks of a Hybrid Mattress<\/h2>\n
High Prices<\/h3>\n
Uncertain Lifespan<\/h3>\n
Heavy<\/h3>\n
Why a Queen Size Mattress?<\/h2>\n
Other Mattress Sizes<\/h3>\n