Are you possibly interested in buying a Spring Air innerspring-based mattress? Then you've come to the right place because I have some important facts to share with you.
The Research
My research team has conducted extensive mattress research by collecting data from thousands of mattress owners.
Based on this research, Spring Air innerspring-based mattresses (not memory foam or latex based) did not perform as well as the other mattresses included in the research, such as top sellers Simmons, Sealy, Serta and Kingsdown.
Specifically, only about 35% of Spring Air owners found their bed to be comfortable. In contrast, about 50%-65% of the owners of the other innerspring bed brands found their beds to be comfortable. And when compared to non-innerspring beds, such as airbeds, memory foam beds, waterbeds and latex beds, Spring Air did only worse.
Reason for Dissatisfaction
The main reason for dissatisfaction among owners was sagging of the mattress. Spring Air owners often said that the bed would develop "sink holes" and leave body impressions, even if they flipped or turned the bed as they were supposed to. The sagging also often took place within just a few years and sometimes within just a few months or weeks after purchase.
Many mattresses, especially innerspring beds, have trouble with sagging, but Spring Air mattresses seemed to have significantly more trouble, according to our research.
All of this is not to imply that there are no satisfied and happy Spring Air mattress owners, because there are. However, there are more satisfied owners of other types and brands of beds, according to the data.
Finally, I should mention that our research does not rate specific models, but rather the brand as a whole. Consequently, there may be some Spring Air models that perform better than others. And Spring Air also offers non-innerspring mattresses, and these very well may be more competitive than their innerspring beds.
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