Stearns & Foster Mattress Reviews and Ratings - How Does the Bed Compare to Others

Looking to find out if buying a Stearns & Foster innerspring mattress is a smart decision or not? If so, this article has important information that you will want to know.

My research team has conducted exhaustive mattress research by collecting information from thousands of actual mattress owners.

Comfort Ratings

According to our Study, a little more than half of Stearns & Foster innerspring-based mattress owners are pleased with the comfort of their beds. Compared to other innerspring beds, this level of satisfaction is about equal to Simmons, Serta and Kingsdown. It is lower than Sealy and higher than Spring Air.

Compared to non-innerspring beds, such as memory foam, air, latex and water, Stearns & Foster does only worse. Usually, at least three-fourths or more of non-innerspring bed owners are pleased with the comfort of their mattresses.

The satisfaction numbers on Stearns & Foster are somewhat disappointing given the fact that it is often considered a higher-priced luxury mattress. This simply goes to show that paying more for a mattress does not necessarily translate into higher satisfaction and a better night's sleep.

Peaks and Valleys

According to our data, the reason that Stearns & Foster does not stack up better is because of premature sagging, which is a problem of innerspring mattresses in general. This means that the bed tends to develop within a few years peaks and valleys which can greatly undermine c

mfort and needed support.

All of this is not to suggest that there are not many satisfied Stearns & Foster innerspring bed owners. It merely shows that the mattress is only fairly competitive. In addition, the non-innerspring latex version of Stearns & Foster is almost certainly more competitive to other brands and bed types than is the innerspring bed.

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