Leisure Mattress Reviews (2026)

Across all four, edge stability stood out. Sitting to put on shoes, reading near the side, and drifting toward the perimeter at night all felt secure, and the mattresses stayed consistent in our usual high-use spots over the weeks.

Evolution was the most forgiving at the shoulders and hips without losing waist support. Ultra was the easiest recommendation for mixed sleepers because it stayed neutral and predictable. Latex Infinity felt the quickest under you—great for turning and repositioning—but it also had the most bounce. Leisure’s Dream Cloud Extra-Firm Plus delivered the straightest, firmest posture; Marcus and I preferred it on our backs, while Jenna and Ethan both said it only works if you genuinely like a firm surface.

We slept on each mattress for full nights and also used them the way people actually do—reading in bed, working on a laptop, and sitting on the edge to get ready.

Scores came from repeatable checks (based on our mattress testing process): support and alignment on back and side, firmness feel, pressure relief at key joints, heat buildup after 30–60 minutes, how much a partner’s movement carried across the surface, how easy it was to turn, and how stable the edge felt when sitting and scooting. We also rechecked the feel after a few weeks so we weren’t grading a single first-night impression.

Our Testing Experience

On Evolution, the first thing I noticed was the cushion at the shoulders and hips. I could start on my back to read and still feel my hips held up, then roll onto my side without that hammock-like dip at my waist.

Over a couple of weeks, the feel stayed steady in the spot I use most. Marcus focused on heat and edge stability—he didn’t notice a quick heat spike under his lower back, and he could perch on the side to tie shoes without feeling like he was sliding off. Jenna and Ethan both said partner movement stayed muted instead of turning into a lingering ripple.

What we liked

• Soft, pressure-friendly comfort with steady support underneath

• Secure edge feel for sitting and sleeping near the perimeter

• Damped surface that doesn’t feel overly bouncy

Who it is best for

• Side and back sleepers who rotate positions

• Anyone who wants softness but still cares about alignment

• Couples who prefer a calmer surface feel

Where it falls short

• Strict stomach sleepers who need a flatter, firmer top

• Shoppers who want a noticeably springy, bouncy response

• Anyone who dislikes a plusher comfort layer

Pros & Cons

Details

• Firmness: Soft

• Type: Hybrid

• Support core: Non-motion spring core with perimeter edge emphasis

• Comfort layers: Nano-coil layer plus latex, high-density foam, gel memory foam

• Cooling: Gel memory foam and spring-based airflow language

• Custom sizing: Available

According to Leisure Mattress Factory, Evolution is designed as a soft, support-forward hybrid built around a perimeter-focused spring core, topped with a nano-coil layer and mixed foam/latex comfort layers.

Review Score

Our Testing Experience

Ultra was the mattress I reached for when I wanted something straightforward. It felt evenly supportive whether I started on my side or ended up on my back, and I didn’t have to fight the surface to stay aligned.

Marcus liked the stable edges and said getting in and out didn’t feel wobbly. Jenna and Ethan called it the least fussy of the group: shifts were noticeable but not disruptive, and rolling over felt easy instead of sticky.

What we liked

• Balanced, medium-leaning feel that works across positions

• Dependable edges and a stable, supportive center

• Predictable movement when you turn or reposition

Who it is best for

• Households with mixed sleep positions

• Couples who want a "safe pick" feel

• People who don’t want something extremely soft or extremely firm

Where it falls short

• Side sleepers who need very plush pressure relief

• Hot sleepers who want a noticeably cool-to-the-touch feel

• Shoppers who prefer a pronounced bounce

Pros & Cons

Details

• Firmness: Medium

• Type: Hybrid

• Support core: Non-motion spring unit with perimeter edge emphasis

• Comfort layers: Gel/visco-style memory foam over latex and high-density foam

• Cooling: Breathable gel/visco memory foam language

• Custom sizing: Available

Leisure Mattress Factory describes Ultra as a hybrid that pairs gel/visco-style memory foam with latex and high-density foam over a perimeter-focused spring core.

Review Score

Our Testing Experience

Latex Infinity was the easiest to move on. When I shifted from side to back, the surface responded quickly and kept me from settling too deep.

That quick pushback mattered on nights when my lower back felt tight—I woke up feeling more stacked and less folded. Marcus liked the support under his hips, while Jenna and Ethan noticed a bit more bounce when one person climbed in, even though turning stayed effortless.

What we liked

• Fast response that makes turning and repositioning easy

• Buoyant support that kept alignment feeling steady

• Stable feel over repeated nights of use

Who it is best for

• Restless sleepers who change positions often

• People who hate feeling stuck in slower foams

• Back sleepers who prefer a buoyant surface

Where it falls short

• Couples who want the most motion damping possible

• Lightweight side sleepers who need extra plushness at the shoulder

• Anyone who dislikes a springier, more lively feel

Pros & Cons

Details

• Firmness: Medium

• Type: Hybrid

• Support core: Non-motion innerspring language with perimeter emphasis

• Comfort layers: Resilient foam plus pin-core latex rubber for airflow

• Cooling: Airflow-oriented latex language

• Custom sizing: Available

Leisure Mattress Factory describes Latex Infinity as a hybrid with a non-motion spring design paired with resilient foam and pin-core latex rubber, with airflow as a stated goal.

Review Score

Our Testing Experience

Leisure’s Dream Cloud Extra-Firm Plus felt like the straightest line from shoulders to hips. On my back, it kept my midsection from sinking and I woke up with less lower-back tightness after long desk days.

On my side, I had to be more deliberate with pillow height because the surface didn’t give as easily at the shoulder. Marcus liked the firm support under his hips right away. Jenna and Ethan both agreed motion stayed contained, but the comfort profile only makes sense if you truly want a firmer feel.

What we liked

• Very steady support that resisted sagging

• Excellent edge confidence for sitting and sleeping

• Consistent feel from night to night

Who it is best for

• Back and stomach sleepers who prefer an extra-firm feel

• Heavier bodies that don’t want a soft, sinking surface

• Anyone who values a stable edge for sitting or reading

Where it falls short

• Side sleepers with sharp shoulder or hip sensitivity

• People who want a plush, deep contour

• Anyone who prefers a soft-to-medium comfort feel

Pros & Cons

Details

• Firmness: Extra-firm

• Type: Innerspring with foam comfort layers

• Support core: Very firm zoned inner spring support system

• Comfort layers: Resilient comfort layering topped with breathable visco-elastic memory foam on both sides

• Cooling: Breathable memory foam language

• Flippable: Single or double-sided availability is described

• Custom sizing: Available

Leisure Mattress Factory describes Dream Cloud Extra-Firm Plus as a very firm, zoned spring design with visco-elastic memory foam on both sides, with single- or double-sided builds noted.

Review Score

If you want the most even, low-drama performance, Evolution and Ultra are the cleanest all-around picks. Latex Infinity stands out for responsiveness and durability, but it gives up a bit of motion isolation. Dream Cloud Extra-Firm Plus leads on support and edge stability, and its lower pressure-relief score is the trade-off for that firmer feel.

Start with your main sleep position and how sensitive you are to shoulder and hip pressure. Evolution is the softest landing and felt the most forgiving on my side. Ultra is the easiest middle-ground choice if you rotate between back and side and want a steady, medium-leaning feel. Latex Infinity is the best match if you turn often and want quick response without feeling stuck. Dream Cloud Extra-Firm Plus is the firmest option and makes the most sense for back- or stomach-forward sleepers who want maximum posture control.

• Give yourself a short adjustment window before judging pressure relief; our first-night notes often looked different by the end of week one.

• If your mattress isn’t flippable, rotate it head-to-toe regularly to keep wear more even.

• If your build is flippable, alternate flipping and head-to-toe rotation on a routine schedule.

• On firmer models, experiment with pillow loft so your neck stays neutral—especially if you side sleep.

• On buoyant, responsive surfaces, use a fitted sheet with good grip so the top doesn’t shift when you turn quickly.

• If you sit on the edge daily, vary where you sit to avoid concentrating wear in one spot.

• Use a mattress protector to keep the surface clean and reduce long-term breakdown from sweat and oils.

• If your comfort needs change over time, ask about firmness adjustments and keep the mattress clean to preserve eligibility.

• If you sleep hot, prioritize breathable bedding; even a well-ventilated hybrid can feel warm under heavy comforters.

Evolution—it had the most give at the shoulder and hip without letting my waist drop.

Latex Infinity—the surface responded quickly when I changed positions.

Dream Cloud Extra-Firm Plus—it held my hips up and kept a straighter posture.

Ultra—it balanced motion control with easy movement for both sleepers.