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Free in-store mattress testingTuft and Needle vs Ecosa vs Airweave
For proper support on your pressure points, Tuft and Needle, Ecosa, and Airweave are viable options. The three sleep surfaces are made with same materials and thus, belong to the same mattress category. Quilted foam is also a unique design featured in these trending sleep surfaces. Check the feel of the sleep surface at home with leisure.
Products
Details
Price (Queen)595 |
Price (Queen)850 |
Price (Queen)1390 |
SizesCali King, Full, King, Queen, Twin, Twin XL |
SizesCali King, Full, Full XL, King, Queen, Twin, Twin XL |
SizesCali King, Full, King, Queen, Twin, Twin XL |
Weight (Queen)70 |
Weight (Queen)77 |
Weight (Queen)77 |
Mattress Build2 layers foam |
Mattress Build3 layers foam |
Mattress Build2 layers foam |
ReversibleYes |
ReversibleNo |
ReversibleNo |
Fits Adjustable BedYes |
Fits Adjustable BedYes |
Fits Adjustable BedNo |
Warranty10 Years |
Warranty15 Years |
Warranty10 Years10 |
Bed in a boxYes |
Bed in a boxNo |
Bed in a boxNo |
Height10 |
Height11 |
Height9 |
Comfort Level offeredMedium firm |
Comfort Level offeredAdjustable Firmness |
Comfort Level offeredFirm |
Country of originUSA |
Country of originAustralia |
Country of originJapan |
Customer Reviews
Comfortable Rating | ||
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Based on 488 reviews |
Based on 9 reviews |
Based on 13 reviews |
Temperature Regulation | ||
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Based on 610 reviews |
Based on 1 reviews |
Based on 11 reviews |
Expert Reviews
Value for money | ||
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Based on 11 reviews |
Based on 2 reviews |
Based on 1 reviews |
Sleeping Cool | ||
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Based on 10 reviews |
Based on 2 reviews |
Based on 1 reviews |
What the experts are saying
Joe Auer
Mattress Clarity
“If someone is looking for an all-foam mattress at a value price, the Tuft and Needle...”
Dennis Pork
Best Mattress Reviews
“The philosophy of Ecosa is to provide their clientele base with the finest quality...”
Ben Trapskin
The Sleep Sherpa
“The airweave brings a very unique feel to the mattress space. If you prefer a firm...”
Features
- Suits all foundations (slat base, platform base, adjustable bed, box-spring)
- Pressure relief through exceptional conforming
- Medium-firm firmness level
- Cool and breathable feel
- Serves all sleeping positions (side sleeper, back sleeper, stomach sleeper)
- Works with adjustable, slats, and box spring foundations
- Gel memory foam comfort layer
- Latex layer for increased responsiveness
- Remarkable back and joints pressure relief
- Suits all sleeping positions
- Works with slats, platform base, and box springs
- Medium firm firmness level
- Durable construction
- Cool and breathable
- Available in different sizes (Twin to Cali King)
Summary
Comfort
"A comfortable mattress ensures a deep sleep. Airweave, Tuft and Needle and Ecosa all are comfortable sleep surfaces. However, the choice depends on your sleeping position and comfort level preferences. For a plush feel, Airweave is an excellent choice while for a firmer feel, you may want to check out Tuft and Needle or Ecosa. "
Support
"Tuft and Needle and Airweave are more adaptable to people with heavyweight than the skinny people. The heavy layered structure is built to support people weighing over 200lbs. Lightweight people might like Ecosa better as its plush structure fits perfectly to the body curves and provides adequate pain relief to pressure points."
Temperature regulation
"Tuft and Needle is made up of materials that retain heat during the night. If you tend to sweat while you slumber, you may want to go for Airweave or Ecosa as they contain proper temperature regulation mechanism. These two mattresses offer a chill surface for a refreshing sleep. "
The Bottom Line
Conclusively, Tuft and Needle is a great mattress offering exceptional support and temperature regulation at a low price. Whereas when it comes to comfort Airweave is a viable option. Depending on your sleeping habits and preferences, all three mattresses are designed to rejuvenate your mornings through relaxing nights.
