Hybrid beds provide robust support for those who need substantial lift without the rough surface of traditional pure innerspring beds. Almost anyone would be a great match for a hybrid bed.
•Stomach sleepers often require a firmer mattress due to their positioning in the night. Laying on one's front can hyperextend the spine, putting painful pressure on the lower back. However, with a strong innerspring layer, this can be prevented as the coils lift the body. Many stomach sleepers suffer from achy backs or hips when they sleep on mattresses that are too soft. However, a hybrid bed should offer enough lift through the hips to prevent this issue.
•Side sleepers usually pair well with a softer mattress because of the fact that their hips and shoulders need more pressure relief. These areas jut out past the core of the body and, as a result, often need a bit more softness for adequate comfort. Luckily a hybrid provides the best of both worlds, offering plush comfort with a supportive core.
•Back sleepers typically like a firmer model so that their hips don’t sink unnecessarily throughout the night. Similar to stomach sleepers, these types need a considerable lift for spinal support, and a hybrid can usually cater to this need.
•Combination sleepers often enjoy a bed with a lot of bounce. This springy quality in mattresses serves combination sleepers well because they need to adjust throughout the night. If combo sleepers rest on an ultra-soft memory foam mattress, this may feel confining for you, as you might feel “stuck” inside the deep hug of this material. In contrast, a hybrid provides more support, literally lifting a sleeper for support and comfort.
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