I just got one a few weeks ago and am very happy with it. I am about 200 lbs. - seems sturdy.

While I love Costco, and Sam's Club for that matter, I would never recommend buying a mattress from them. This is not just because my store competes with them, but more in their process.

A consumer group recommends that you lay on a potential mattress for at least 15 minutes before you buy it. Not generally possible in a club setting. This is probably the biggest mistake customers make even in mattress stores. How can you judge a mattress properly if you do not have enough time to experience it.

Second, I worked for a company that sold to Sam's, I'm sure Costco is pretty much the same. Product rotation would be based on how ambitious a minimum wage stocker feels. They negotiate price, companies want to be there, if they can't afford the price they can do one of two things: Lose money, or cheapen the product. You decide which is more likely.

Third, employees are not trained to help you discover the proper mattress, it's not their job.

Fourth, many who buy from clubs decide that it's so cheap they can tie it to the top of the family mini van, with the help of an employee of course, and drive it home. Two things can happen here as well. You tie it too loosely and it hits the pavement on the way, damaging the mattress, and eliminating the warranty. Or you tie it too tightly and bend the metal rod that runs the perimeter of the bed breaking the proper support, and eliminating the warranty by customer abuse.

If you must buy from them, at least get a professional delivery of the mattress to avoid those problems. And in a few years stop by a mattress store and get a better mattress.

Sleep Well!

The best thing about purchasing a mattress at Sams or Costco is their return policy!!! No, you can't lie on it in the store, bu actually sleep on it for several weeks or Months, and if it is just not right you can return it, or if it begins to break down, no-hassle return!

If superior mattress stores would offer a REAL in-home trial, no questions asked, no re-stocking fee and dozens of other things to further complicate your life, that would be great, but because they don't, then go where you can trust their Return Policy ~ Costco!

Also, I am sleeping on the bed mentioned tonight...It is a bit too firm for me, but I put a 3" Novaform Gel Topper on it and it's making a great guest room bed!! Sent from my iPad

Tom heller except costco arent minimum wage workers, they probably make more than you and have better benefits

Total crap. These are made to wear out. The "foundation" is just a metal cheap box, the top has totally caved in. DO NOT BUY THIS MATTRESS. Spend good money at the big box chains but do not pay their prices: go into a mattress store, research (I got a pricey "black label" Sealy @ MF and I told them I'd pay them 1/3 of the price, they came back with a higher number and I went with it. Do not buy pillow tops, buy a firm mattress and add a softer top. As the mattress breaks in you can remove the pillow top. If you buy a pillow top it will eventually sag.

I had this as a guest bed. Everyone that slept on it complained about the mattress.

Had it since 2013 and it had been the perfect mattress. Firm but somehow still gives you that softness without the feeling of sinking and I like the indentation cause it's not bulky nor deep. I'm on a thinner side so the mattress is lasting but soon I have to get a new mattress and it's super hard to find similar to this. Wish Costco bring backs this line. Otherwise I have no idea how I will sleep.

I bought this mattress set eight years ago and have slept on it pretty much every weekday. I am 180lbs and it has been perfect. Very comfortable but still firm enough for my aging back. After all that time of use, it has not sagged one bit and is just as comfortable as the day I bought it. I do have the box spring on the floor and not on a frame, but doubt that would make any difference. Two thumbs up!!

To the goodbed.com admin, Your posts are always well-written and engaging.