The Sapira hybrid mattress is the first luxury pocket spring and performance foam mattress delivered in a box that offers an extraordinary sleep experience created to exceed the expectations of the most discerning mattress buyers at a surprisingly low price.
The 1.5” top layer is a high performance 3.75 lb high density foam. This performance layer does not retain heat, is hole punched to allow air flow cooling and provides enough bounce for freedom of movement. This state-of-the-art foam is more durable and more responsive than latex. When combined with the pocket springs and memory foam there’s no need for pillow tops, or toppers. Just lay back and relax or bounce around to your heart’s content.
A 1.5 inch layer of 4lb high performance memory foam provides body contouring and pressure relief to relax your body. Nothing has been compromised in the design of Sapira.
A thousand premium grade steel springs provide a unique core support layer. Sandwiched between 2, 1 inch top and bottom layers of 2lb high resiliency stabilizing foam, the unique spring system provides superior edge support, unparalleled body contouring and virtually zero motion transfer.
To decide whether Sapira is the right choice for you, read GoodBed's expert review of the Sapira mattress or watch our in-depth video review of the Sapira mattress.
Fit: Recommended for people who...
| Prefer to sleep on their back | |
| Prefer to sleep on their stomach | |
| Prefer medium softness |
Function: Rated for its...
| Motion Isolation | |
| Pressure Relief | |
| Repositioning |
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The Leesa Hybrid (Sapira) mattress model is recommended by 59% of owners on GoodBed (based on 29 ratings + 2 reviews).
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The Leesa Hybrid is an unquilted spring core medium-firm mattress model released in 2016 that is manufactured by Leesa.
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