Lull

What is the Lull Mattress?

The most well-known Lull mattress is the Original Lull, a 10-inch all-foam mattress. They also offer other models, including the Lull Original Premium and the Lull Luxe Hybrid.

Key Features of the Original Lull Mattress:

• Construction: Typically features three layers:
  • A top layer of gel-infused memory foam for cooling and pressure relief.
  • A transition layer of responsive polyfoam for support and motion isolation.
  • A high-density polyurethane foam base for durability and stability.
• Firmness: Generally considered medium-firm, around a 6.5-7.5 out of 10 on the firmness scale (where 10 is the firmest). This makes it suitable for a range of sleepers, especially back and some stomach sleepers.
• Cooling: The gel-infused memory foam is designed to dissipate heat. However, some reviews suggest it might not be ideal for very hot sleepers compared to hybrid or innerspring options.
• Motion Isolation: Being an all-foam mattress, it generally excels at isolating motion, making it a good choice for couples.
• Edge Support: Edge support is often described as moderate to good for an all-foam bed. You might experience some sinkage when sitting or sleeping directly on the edge.
• Price: Generally positioned as a reasonably priced mattress in the online bed-in-a-box market.
• Trial and Warranty: Lull typically offers a sleep trial (often 100 or 365 nights) and a 10-year warranty.

Pros of the Lull Mattress (based on reviews):

• Good for back sleepers due to its supportive nature.
• Decent motion isolation for couples.
• Generally comfortable for average-weight sleepers.
• Relatively affordable compared to some other online mattresses.
• Easy to move around on compared to some memory foam beds.
• Long trial period allows you to test it at home.

Cons of the Lull Mattress (based on reviews):

• May be too firm for some side sleepers, especially lighter individuals.
• Some heavier stomach sleepers might not get enough support.
• Cooling may not be sufficient for very hot sleepers.
• Edge support could be better.
• Some users have reported it being firmer than advertised.
• Potential for off-gassing (typical of foam mattresses), though it usually dissipates.
• Durability might be a concern for some, with some reports of sagging over time.

Other Lull Mattress Models:

• Lull Original Premium: Often described as a slightly softer and more "premium" version of the original, sometimes with more layers.
• Lull Luxe Hybrid: Combines memory foam or polyfoam layers with a pocketed coil support system, aiming to offer a balance of comfort, support, and responsiveness with potentially better cooling and edge support than all-foam models.

Before you buy a Lull mattress, it's recommended to:

• Read recent reviews to get a current understanding of customer experiences.
• Consider your primary sleeping position, body weight, and temperature preferences.
• Take advantage of the sleep trial to see if it's the right fit for you.
• Compare the specifications and features of the different Lull models to see which best suits your needs and budget.