Firmness:
MediumFirm

  • Side sleepers
  • Back sleepers
  • Stomach sleepers
  • Trial Period

    120 Days

  • Warranty Period

    20 Years

  • Return Fee

    Free

  • Shipping Fee

    Free

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Latex For Less Hybrid Latex Mattress Review

Last updated April 18, 2024

The Latex for Less Hybrid Latex is a highly performing latex and coils mattress offered at a competitive price. It provides luxurious comfort, pressure relieving bounce and improved edge-to-edge support. The mattress is available in two firmness models of medium and firm enabling it to meet the needs of different sleeper types and weights.

The Hybrid Latex is crafted from natural and organic materials only with no synthetic chemicals and additives and will, therefore, appeal to environmentally aware buyers.

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Models & Prices
Twin
Price $1299.00
$699.00

Dimensions
38" x 75"

Height
12"

Weight
72 lbs.
Twin XL
Price $1399.00
$799.00

Dimensions
38" x 80"

Height
12"

Weight
75 lbs.
Full
Price $1499.00
$899.00

Dimensions
54" x 75"

Height
12"

Weight
96 lbs.
Queen
Price $1599.00
$999.00

Dimensions
60" x 80"

Height
12"

Weight
130 lbs.
King
Price $1899.00
$1299.00

Dimensions
76" x 80"

Height
12"

Weight
135 lbs.
California King
Price $1899.00
$1299.00

Dimensions
72" x 84"

Height
12"

Weight
135 lbs.
Split King
Price $2298.00
$1698.00

Dimensions
76" x 80"

Height
12"

Weight
135 lbs.
A review of the Latex for Less Hybrid Latex mattress

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Crafted from 100% organic & sustainable materials
  • Offers improved pressure reliving bounce & strong support
  • Comes in two firmness options of medium & firm
  • Fits a wide range of sleeper types & weights
  • Enables easy repositioning
  • Has stable edges
  • Effectively regulates temperature

Cons

  • Has mediocre capacity for motion isolation
  • Isn't shipped outside the lower 48 states 
  • White glove delivery isn't available

Mattress Construction

The Latex for Less Hybrid Latex is 12'' thick. It has a cotton cover on top of wool and latex layers and a coil system. What distinguishes the medium firmness model from the firm model is the density of their latex layers with the former having a 4.3 to 5.3 PCF medium dense latex and the later having high density 5.3+ PCF latex. 

The layers of the Latex for Less Hybrid Latex mattress

Cover: Stretched (not woven) plush and breathable organic cotton fabric.

Top Layer: 1" of moisture wicking organic wool functioning as a natural fire barrier. 

Comfort Layer: 3'' organic Dunlop latex providing pressure relieving bounce.

Support Layer: 8'' individually fabric-encased coil generating lift and curbing excess sinkage. 

Feel

The Latex for Less Hybrid Latex's soft cotton cover and upper wool layer give a gentle silk-like feel at the point where the body meets the mattress. The breathable cotton and wool wick away warm air and moisture keeping the surface of the mattress cool and dry even after long hours of sleep.

The latex in the medium firmness model is more elastic compared to the firm model. It provides moderate sinkage enabling it to mold to the shape of the body enhancing comfort. The coils below generate a counter-force making sure sleepers won't sag too deeply into the mattress.

The latex in the firm model is more resilient providing stronger bounce. It forcibly pushes the body upwards. Together with the support delivered by the coils, it makes sleeper feel highly stable on the mattress. 

Pressure Relief

Side sleepers weighing up to 250 pounds require a relatively soft mattress to cushion their hips and shoulders. The Latex for Less Hybrid Latex's medium firmness model with its supple medium density latex layer will mitigate pressure in these sensitive areas. The coils will elevate these sleepers' spine keeping it properly aligned.

Side sleepers heavier the 250 pounds won't be supported enough by the medium firmness model. They'll suffer from excess sinkage around their hips. The firm model is better equipped to handle their more massive body.

The Hybrid Latex's medium firmness model works well for light and average weight back sleepers. The elastic Dunlop latex in its comfort layer will target their lumbar and thoracic back alleviating pressure. The coils will make sure their entire spine remains straight enabling them to maintain a healthy position throughout the night.

As in the case of heavyweight side sleepers, back sleepers whose weight exceeds 250 pounds will sink too deeply into the mattress lying on the medium firmness model. To prevent discomfort and pain, they should opt for the more supportive firm model.

The Hybrid Latex's medium firmness model will meet the comfort needs of lightweight stomach sleepers. Its softer and cushier latex will pad their abdomen reducing pressure. The coils will lift the area under their rib cage allowing their spine to rest in a neutral position.

Stomach sleepers whose weight goes beyond 150 pounds will need a more robust mattress to avert excess sagging around their waistline and hips. The Hybrid Latex's firm model is built to support heavy weights, so it'll be up to the task.

Motion Isolation

Motion isolation isn't the Latex for Less Hybrid Latex's strong point. Its latex comfort layer is much more responsive than foam (either poly foam or memory foam) and so tends to transfer much of the kinetic energy generated by sleepers' movements across the mattress. The coils are individually encased and so have lower capacity for motion transfer compared to traditional innerspring systems. However they still vibrate when compressed. The motion they transfer doing that isn't well absorbed by the bouncy latex above them.

The medium firmness model isolates motion better then the firm model due to being more sinkable, yet both models aren't the best choice for sleepers who tend to be disturbed every time their partner tosses and turns. These sleepers should opt for foam-based mattresses, which can better isolate motion.

Repositioning

The Latex for Less Hybrid Latex's springy Dunlop latex in the comfort layer and the supportive 8'' coils generate strong lift allowing sleepers to adjust their positions with very little effort. The medium firmness model causes more sinkage than the firm model, but this sinkage isn't that significant compared to the more contouring memory foam mattresses. XL sleepers may feel a bit constrained lying on the medium firmness model, but sleepers weighing less than 250 pounds won't be stuck in bed and their mobility won't be hampered.

Edge Support

The Latex for Less Hybrid Latex's firm model has better edge support than the medium firmness models especially when it comes to heavier sleepers. Yet both models have stable edges. Their buoyant Dunlop latex prevents sagging around the exterior. The bouncy support delivered by the coils further reinforces the perimeter.

Practically speaking, The Hybrid Latex's stable edges enable sleepers to lie away from the center and still feel secure. The result is that they'll enjoy a larger sleep surface.

Heat Retention

As can be expected from a latex and coil mattress, the Latex for Less Hybrid Latex regulates temperature well. The breathable cotton cover and wool layer provide excellent sweat-wicking keeping sleeper's body dry, especially in humid areas. The Dunlop latex layer doesn't cradle the body as memory foam does, so it retains much less heat. The coils, on their part, facilitate air circulation significantly aiding in cooling the mattress.

Frame & Foundation

The Latex for Less Hybrid Latex fits the majority of the platform beds, including adjustable bases, you'll find on the market on condition that they're supportive enough to cope with its weight. Any slat bed you'll use, ought to have strong metal central support or at least 5 hardwood slats.The gap between the slats mustn't exceed 3''. Latex for Less offers its customers its own platforms.

The Latex for Less Foundation is built from natural spruce wood. It has a removable and washable organic cotton cover. The foundation can be easily assembled. It comes in two profiles of 5.5'' and 7.5''. It's shipped at no additional cost within the 48 lower states and is backed by a 5-year warranty. Starting prices is $336 for aTwin mattress (the 5.5'' and 7.5'' profiles). Maximum price stands at $486 for a California King mattress (the 7.5'' profile).

The Latex for Less Adjustable Base features head and foot tilt of up to 60°and 45° respectively; three preset positions of zero gravity, anti-snore and flat; two programmable positions; whisper-quiet motors; a programmable wireless remote and custom positions for each side of the bed for a Split King mattress.

The base is shipped anywhere within the conterminous United States for free and is backed by a 15-year prorated warranty. Its prices range from $1,699 for a Twin XL mattress (it's not designed for a Twin mattress) and $2,299 for a Split King mattress.


Additional Details

Latex for Less is an online B2C mattress company which has been operating on the American market since 2014. Its headquarters and main production facilities are located in Los Angeles, CA. The company manufactures latex and hybrid mattresses, bed frames and bedroom accessories. All of these products are American made.

The Hybrid Latex, similar to each and every Latex for Less mattress, contains 100% natural and organic ingredients. It's free of substances which may risk human health or threaten the environment, for instance polyurethane foams, memory foams, synthetic foams, latex blends, chemical adhesives and flame retardants. To indicate the mattress' adherence to sustainability, its cotton and wool are GOTS certified. The latex is GOLS certified and Oeko-INSTITUT certified. 

Shipping & Delivery

The Latex for Less Hybrid Latex will arrive at your doorstep wrapped in plastic, vacuum-sealed, rolled and compressed in a box in up to 7 business days. You'll have to set up the mattress by yourself as the manufacturer doesn't provide white glove delivery.

The mattress is shipped to any destination in the contiguous USA free of charge. Shipping to Alaska and Hawaii is unavailable. If you live in these states, you'll have to use the services of a 3PL provider and pay for the extra costs.

Returns & Warranty

The Latex for Less Hybrid Latex comes with a 120-night trial and a break in period of 30 nights. What it means is that you can return the mattress and expect to get a full refund after you had been sleeping on it for no less than 30 night and no more than 120 nights.

You have the option to pay a fee of $99 and return the mattress before 30 nights have elapsed. To do that, you'll have to rebox the mattress for shipping and leave it at your doorstep. Alternatively, you may use the concierge mattress removal service Latex for Less puts at your disposal. This service costs $99 and it includes removing the mattress from your bedroom and transporting it to a nearby recycling plant. 

The Hybrid Latex is backed by a 20-year limited warranty. The warranty is non-transferable; that is, it applies to the original buyer only. It covers manufacturing flaws including impressions on the surface greater than 1.5''.

The warranty doesn't cover bent border/grid wires and accidental damage, such as tears, burning marks or stains. It'll be nullified in the following cases:

  • the mattress' law label is removed.
  • the mattress is neglected or maltreated, for example it's stored in an inappropriate environment, cleaned with liquid cleaning fluids or bent and folded. 
  • the mattress is placed on a foundation which is inadequately supportive (see above).

The mattress doesn't need to be flipped routinely to maintain warranty protection.


The Bottom Line

The Latex for Less Hybrid Latex mattress promises an exceptional sleep experience thanks to its enhanced pressure relieving bounce, ample support delivered by its coil system, ease of movement and effective cooling. Its two firmness models enable it to cater to the needs of sleepers of different types and weights. With its use of organic materials, the mattress prioritizes the environment offering a sustainable and eco-friendly alternative. Lastly and equally important, despite its numerous benefits, the Latex for Less Hybrid Latex is sold at a reasonable price, making it an attractive option for budget-conscious buyers.

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FAQ

Where is the Latex for Less Hybrid Latex manufactured?

Like all of Latex for Less' mattresses and bedroom accessories, the Hybrid Latex is manufactured in the United States.

How do I set up the Latex for Less Hybrid Latex?

The Hybrid Latex will be delivered to you wrapped in plastic, vacuum-sealed, rolled and compressed in a box. Carry the box to your bedroom, unpack it and place the mattress on its foundation. Carefully remove the plastic and unroll it. The mattress will start to inflate. It'll reach its full size in a couple of hours.

Does the Latex for Less Hybrid Latex have to be off-gassed?

Once you set up your new Hybrid Latex, it'll release gas containing volatile organic compounds. However, since the mattress consists of organic and natural materials with no synthetic additives, the amount of this gas is going to be very small. You may notice a faint odor, but here is no reason for concern. The gas is non-toxic and it'll disperse in a couple of hours. keeping your room window open will expedite off-gassing.

Does the Latex for Less Hybrid Latex require a special foundation?

The Hybrid Latex is compatible with almost all the frames, foundations and adjustable bases available on the market provided that they're solid enough to support it. If you plan to use a slat bed, make sure it has either strong metal central support or at least 5 hardwood slats. What is more, the slats shouldn't be more than 3'' apart.

Should the Latex for Less Hybrid Latex be flipped regularly so as to extend its lifespan?

The mattress is non-flippable. It's bottom layer consists of steel coils and is unsuitable for sleep. Accordingly, the warranty doesn't require the mattress to be flipped.

Is the Latex for Less Hybrid Latex hypoallergenic?

The Hybrid Latex is a hypoallergenic mattress as it's made of organic cotton, wool and latex. Moreover, the mattress is free of materials which may risk human health or harm the environment.