Review of Tomorrow Sleep for 2021 (Our In-Depth Evaluation)

Peter Palmero

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Tomorrow Sleep believes that a good night of sleep will help you become the better version of yourself. To provide you with a considerable amount of comfort, mindfulness, and good health, they have created the ultimate mattress that will offer you all of the above.

The Tomorrow Sleep is a hybrid, and it’s available in two firmness alternatives which are tailored to fit many sleepers. Even though the company is relatively a new one, it has gathered designed by numerous experts who have a lot of experience in the sleep science and the whole industry to create an outstanding product.

After we have reviewed it in detail, we have created this article to introduce you to the perks of owning such a mattress. You can also check our summary here.

Tomorrow Sleep Mattress Was Made For People Who

• Like low motion transfer – Good motion isolation is significant, especially when you share your bed with your partner. You want to make sure that you won’t be disturbed when your partner will toss and turn during the night. Tomorrow can isolate most of the movements due to its hybrid construction, made of memory foam and pocketed coils.
• Like the spring’s bounce – The bounciness is a useful feature for those who like the general feel of an innerspring. The integrated coils system in Tomorrow will enable you to switch positions quickly and will protect you from further sinking in than what is offered by the foam on top. The mattress’s springiness allows for more significant responsiveness than what a typical all-foam can offer.
• Want a breathable and cool mattress – Another perk of the pocketed coil system is the higher breathability. The system allows for an increased airflow within the layers, and consequently, it helps in the overall cooling. Also, the cover is really thin, and it adds a degree of breathability and coolness to it.
• Want a plush surface – Even though it’s a hybrid, Tomorrow has a soft surface. That’s because of the foam that’s in the top layer. Even though it’s available in soft and medium firmness levels, the surface has a soft feeling and enables a certain degree of sinkage. It also provides comfort, and it nicely conforms to any body type.

Tomorrow Sleep Bed Is Not For People Who

• Want an all-foam – If you want the feel that all-foams offer, then this one might not be the one for you. It provides the feeling of sinking in, but it’s not as significant as the all-foams. The coil system will prevent you from completely sinking in. However, you might want to give it a chance, because the plush top layer may still provide you with the required plush degree.
• Are bothered by off-gassing – Off-gassing is a normal and an inevitable occurrence with new mattresses. It’s a consequence of the production process and the materials used. Even though it depends on the exact materials used, it will dissipate in a couple of hours or one day the most. However, if you are particularly sensitive to the smell, you might want to opt for products made of natural materials because they smell the least.
• Want a firmer surface – The surface of Tomorrow is quite soft in both firmness cases. The memory foam will always give you a velvety and smooth feel, and if you are looking for ultimate firmness, then this might not be suitable for you. However, the coil system provides a lot of support and stability so you might want to give it a try.

Analysis of Layer Structure and Construction

As we have mentioned, the mattress comes in two firmness settings, and as such, the structure is slightly different in both cases. Both of them are hybrids, and they are made of a combination of memory foam and springs.

The cover is the same for both firmness settings, and it’s quite elastic, made of polyester and nylon. Also, it’s really thin so that you can feel the comfort that the top memory foam layer offers and so that it keeps the mattress breathable and fresh.

Also, we are going to review each layer’s construction separately for the two firmness versions.

Soft Alternative Construction

• Top Layer – This layer is made of 1” thick memory foam. It’s in charge of relieving any pressure point and for perfectly contouring the sleeper’s body.
• Second Layer – The second layer is the comfort layer. It’s designed for 2″ inches thick gel foam that it’s in charge of providing additional pressure relief. Compared to the medium version, the comfort level is increased, and the bounce foam is removed to achieve a softer version.

Medium-firm Alternative Construction

• Top Layer – The top layer of the medium-firm version, same as the soft version, is made of 1” thick memory foam. It provides excellent contouring to your body and relieves any pressure, regardless of the body measurements and sleeping positions.
• Second Layer – Compared to the soft version, this comfort layer is made of ½” thick gel foam. It’s also in charge of providing pressure relief, and it contributes for a greater comfort and lower heat retention.
• Third Layer – This layer gives bounciness to the mattress. It’s 1.5″ thick, and it doesn’t have a quick response to pressure. Also, it enables the sleeper to not sink entirely into the bed.

Common Layers for Both of the Models

• Poly Foam Layer – Underneath the comfort layer, comes the poly foam edge support layer. It’s 3″ thick, and it’s of high-density, designed to encase the coils. It’s in charge of providing extra support in the edges and for increasing the overall airflow. As a consequence, it balances the temperature throughout the night and will enable you to have a comfortable sleeping night.
• Pocketed Coils Layer – This layer is 6″ tall, and each coil is individually pocketed. It provides the overall support and provides a bit bounce so that you can quickly adjust your sleeping position. The springiness also contributes to the motion isolation and enables for increased airflow, protecting you from sleeping warm.
• Foundation – The base of Tomorrow Sleep is made of high-density foam that supports the coils and the whole mattress. It also gives its shape and the stability, and it’s in charge of its durability.

Firmness Score

The firmness feels different to different sleepers. It depends on their body measurements and sleeping preferences. For example, heavier individuals require firmer surface because they need higher support and less softness. However, Tomorrow Sleep mattresses team has developed two firmness models that should fit a wide range of sleepers.

After reviewing each Tomorrow Sleep model, we’ve come up with their final score on the firmness scale which you can sneak a peek at it below.

The soft model exhibits a score of 4.5 with ten being the firmest. This version is constructed in such a way that it slowly transitions from the memory foam layers to the coils and as a consequence, it allows for a great deal of sinkage, and the overall support comes just from the pocketed coils. Because of this, the soft version is suitable for side sleepers because it will relieve the pressure on the shoulders and the hips.

With a rank of 7/10, we can say this model is on the medium-firm side on the firmness scale. It gives better support than the softer version, but you can still feel as if you are sinking in. Because it’s medium-firm, it provides the sleeper with various options regarding sleeping positions. It’s the most suitable for back and stomach sleepers, and it keeps the body completely aligned.

Cooling Assessment

This mattress does not sleep warm at all. It has carefully constructed layers, and there is a good airflow between them. As a consequence, the overall feel is quite cool. Also, the foam is infused with phase change cooling material which keeps the mattress cool. The heat won’t be retained within the bed, and you can enjoy a good night of sleep.

Edge Support

To provide excellent edge support, Tomorrow has used a polyfoam frame that encases the coils. Even though it has used this frame in both firmness models, the medium-firm exhibits better edge support than the soft one. The surface support for both models is even from the center to the sides.

However, when sitting on the edges, the soft version has a higher level of compression than the medium-firm.

Other

• 10-year warranty – Alongside its product, Tomorrow offers a 10-year limited warranty. It guarantees to cover any manufacturing defects and craftsman flaws, and it can be claimed only by the original purchaser that has bought the bed directly from Tomorrow. It won’t cover any damages caused by improper use by the sleeper.
• Free shipping and delivery – Tomorrow offers free shipping on its items via UPS Ground. After it’s shipped, the package usually arrives within 2-3 business day within the borders of continental USA. The Tomorrow is packed in a neat box, and it’s straightforward to set it up. You need to unwrap it from all the plastic covers and lay it on the bed platform.
• 365-night sleep trial on all mattresses – The company has a generous sleep trial. It offers a trial period of 365 nights, and if you are not satisfied with the item, you can return it during the first year after the purchase. However, you have to test the mattress for at least 30 days before you initiate a return. Your body needs some time to adapt to the new surface, and if you still don’t think it’s the right match for you, you can return it. The company will cover all the costs associated with the return and will give you 100% money refund.