Mark's Mattress focuses on feature-forward hybrids and firmer foam builds, with several cooling-first collections. Over multiple weeks, we tested four models and scored them on seven everyday priorities: support, cooling, pressure relief, motion isolation, responsiveness, edge support, and durability. Below is a straightforward breakdown of who each mattress fits best—and who should skip it.
Table of contents
- Mark's Mattress lineup: quick picks
- What stood out after weeks of testing
- How the four models compare
- How we tested
- Our testing experience
- How the scores stack up
- How to choose the right Mark's Mattress
- Limitations to know before you buy
- How Mark's Mattress compares to other options
- Pro tips for setup and long-term comfort
- FAQs
Mark's Mattress lineup: quick picks
| Mattress | Overall Score | Pros | Cons | Ideal For | Price |
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| DreamGrid Eurotop | 4.6 | Excellent pressure relief with steady support; strong cooling; very good motion control | Buoyant surface feel isn't for everyone | Combination sleepers; couples; hot sleepers | $2,199.00–$3,499.00 |
| DreamGrid Hybrid Medium | 4.4 | Quick, easy turning; balanced medium feel; steady cooling | Less cushion at the shoulders than the Eurotop; light sleepers may notice movement | Restless sleepers; back sleepers; couples who like a responsive feel | $2,199.00–$3,499.00 |
| Copper Nightfall Firm | 4.2 | Firm, stable support; secure edge; cool-to-the-touch cover feel | Limited pressure relief for side sleeping; slower to pivot | Back/stomach sleepers; heavier sleepers; anyone who prefers flat support | $1,999.00–$3,299.00 |
| Glacier Elite Hybrid – Cushion Firm | 4.5 | Strong edge stability; structured support; reliable cooling | Extra bounce can make movement easier to notice | Hot sleepers; heavier couples; back sleepers who want cushion-firm support | $1,899.00–$3,399.00 |
What stood out after weeks of testing
All four mattresses aim for a cool, supportive feel, but they get there in different ways. DreamGrid Eurotop was the most balanced in our group—it eased shoulder and hip pressure without letting my hips drift. Marcus (6'1", 230 lbs) consistently preferred Glacier Elite Hybrid's sturdier edge and steady temperature. DreamGrid Hybrid Medium felt the easiest to move around on, though it didn't cushion my shoulders as deeply as the Eurotop. Copper Nightfall Firm was the flattest and firmest; it helped on my back, but felt less forgiving during longer side sessions.
How the four models compare
| Feature | DreamGrid Eurotop | DreamGrid Hybrid Medium | Copper Nightfall Firm | Glacier Elite Hybrid – Cushion Firm |
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| Listed price range | $2,199.00–$3,499.00 | $2,199.00–$3,499.00 | $1,999.00–$3,299.00 | $1,899.00–$3,399.00 |
| Listed sizes | Twin, Twin XL, Full, Queen, King, Cal King | Twin, Twin XL, Full, Queen, King, Cal King | Twin, Twin XL, Full, Queen, King, Cal King | Twin, Twin XL, Full, Queen, King, Cal King |
| Construction callout (listed) | Zoned foam-encased pocketed coil plus grid/foam/latex layers | Foam-encased pocketed coil plus grid and comfort foam | Not specified online; foam-focused feature list | Zoned pocketed coil plus micro coil and foam layers |
| Notable materials/features (listed) | CoolTouch cover; Talalay latex; Gel Grid; titanium-infused memory foam; zoned foam-encased pocketed coil | CoolTouch cover; Gel Grid; CertiPUR-US HD comfort layer; foam-encased pocketed coil | Copper infused fabric; quilted cooling cover; temperature regulation; high density foams; maximum airflow; edge-to-edge support | Gel infused memory foam; dual cooling technology; zoned pocketed coil unit; micro coil unit; foam-encased edge support; SPA foam |
| Cooling (test impression) | Cool and airy; stayed comfortable under a blanket | Cool-to-neutral; heat didn’t spike | Cool-to-neutral; best when you like a firmer, flatter surface | Cool and steady; held temperature best under heavier weight |
| Support (test impression) | Strong, balanced support with excellent alignment | Strong support with a more direct feel | Strong, flat support; least “give” | Strongest midsection structure; very steady hips |
| Pressure relief (test impression) | Best shoulder/hip comfort of the group | Good, but less plush than Eurotop | Limited for long side sessions | Good, but more “structured” than plush |
| Motion isolation (test impression) | Best overall damping | Good, but not elite | Good damping, especially at the surface | Good, but bounce makes motion easier to notice |
| Responsiveness (test impression) | Quick enough; slightly less snappy than Hybrid Medium | Quickest turning and rebound | Slowest turning effort | Quick, with noticeable spring energy |
| Edge support (test impression) | Strong, but not the strongest here | Solid, especially for sitting | Secure, confidence-inspiring | Strongest edge sitting and edge sleeping |
| Comfort guarantee (listed) | 100 Day Comfort Guarantee | 100 Day Comfort Guarantee | 100 Day Comfort Guarantee | 100 Day Comfort Guarantee |
How we tested
Each mattress went through the same routine: a week of nightly sleep plus daytime lounging, followed by a second week of repeatable checks. For support, I tracked hip and lumbar alignment on my back and side. For cooling, we watched how quickly heat built up under a blanket. Pressure relief came down to shoulder and hip comfort during 30–45 minute side sessions. We checked motion isolation with partner movement and a weighted drop, then judged responsiveness, edge support, and durability through turning effort, sit-on-edge stability, and whether the surface feel changed over the rotation.
Our testing experience
DreamGrid Eurotop
Our Testing Experience
DreamGrid Eurotop was the first one we rotated in because the surface feel is immediately different. It has a buoyant, 'on top' give, but it still catches my hips before they sink. On my side, my shoulder settled without forcing my neck to twist; on my back, my lower back felt supported instead of floating. Marcus noticed the cooler hand-feel of the cover right away and reported less heat buildup than he typically gets. During our partner movement check, the mattress absorbed most of the shift and the remaining ripple faded quickly.
What we liked
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Balanced support with noticeable pressure relief
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Cooling feel and airflow through the night
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Motion stayed muted when one person moved
Who it is best for
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Combination sleepers who switch between back and side
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Hot sleepers who want cooling without sacrificing support
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Couples who are sensitive to night movement
Where it falls short
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The buoyant surface feel isn’t for everyone
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Edge sitting was solid, but not the strongest here
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People who want a deep, slow memory-foam hug may not love it
Pros & Cons
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Strong pressure relief without “sink” | Buoyant feel can be polarizing |
| Cooling stayed consistent | Not a deep memory-foam hug |
| Motion was well-damped | Edge is strong, but not best-in-group |
| Support stayed even as I switched positions | Some may want a more traditional foam feel |
| Comfortable for long back and side sessions | - |
Details
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Price (listed): $2,199.00–$3,499.00
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Available sizes (listed): Twin, Twin XL, Full, Queen, King, Cal King
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Availability (listed): In stock
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Cover (listed): CoolTouch Temperature Regulating Cover
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Comfort materials (listed): Pressure Relieving Talalay Latex; Next Generation Gel Grid; titanium motion isolating memory foam
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Support core (listed): Patented zoned foam-encased pocketed coil
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Trial/comfort guarantee (listed): 100 Day Comfort Guarantee
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Warranty (listed): Warranty is available, but details aren't clearly published online
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Thickness (listed): Not listed
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Shipping (listed): Not listed
Review Score
| Metric | Score | Remarks |
|---|---|---|
| Support | 4.6 | Kept my hips level on back and side; strong all-night alignment |
| Cooling | 4.6 | Stayed cool-to-touch and didn’t trap heat under a blanket |
| Pressure Relief | 4.8 | Best shoulder/hip comfort in long side sessions |
| Motion Isolation | 4.6 | Partner movement faded quickly; low “ripple” effect |
| Responsiveness | 4.5 | Easy turning without feeling bouncy |
| Edge Support | 4.4 | Stable for sitting and edge sleep, just shy of the strongest edge here |
| Durability | 4.5 | Held feel over weeks with no softening hot spots |
| Overall Score | 4.6 | Most balanced mix of comfort, cooling, and support |
DreamGrid Hybrid Medium
Our Testing Experience
DreamGrid Hybrid Medium felt more direct and quicker under my torso than the Eurotop. Rolling from side to back took almost no effort, and Ethan kept coming back to how easy it was to turn without feeling 'stuck.' It offered enough contouring to take the edge off pressure, but my shoulders didn't sink as deeply as they did on the Eurotop. Marcus liked how his hips stayed lifted when he started on his stomach, and he noticed the surface stayed cool-to-neutral overnight. Motion was noticeable if someone climbed in or out, but it settled fast.
What we liked
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Quick, easy turning with steady support
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Medium feel that kept hips from dipping
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Cooling stayed consistent through the night
Who it is best for
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Restless sleepers who change positions often
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Back sleepers who like medium to medium-firm pushback
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People who want responsiveness without feeling bouncy
Where it falls short
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Not as plush at shoulders as the Eurotop
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Motion isolation is good, but not elite
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If you want slow memory-foam hug, this isn’t it
Pros & Cons
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Quick turning and rebound | Less plush pressure relief than Eurotop |
| Balanced medium feel | Some partner movement is noticeable |
| Cooling stayed steady | Not a deep contouring feel |
| Supportive for back and stomach starts | Very pressure-sensitive side sleepers may want softer |
| Doesn’t feel “stuck” | - |
Details
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Price (listed): $2,199.00–$3,499.00
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Available sizes (listed): Twin, Twin XL, Full, Queen, King, Cal King
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Availability (listed): In stock
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Cooling (listed): CoolTouch Temperature Regulating Cover; Gel Grid airflow callout
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Comfort layer (listed): CertiPUR-US HD Comfort Layer
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Support core (listed): 7 Series foam-encased pocketed coil
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Trial/comfort guarantee (listed): 100 Day Comfort Guarantee
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Warranty (listed): Warranty is available, but details aren't clearly published online
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Thickness (listed): Not listed
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Shipping (listed): Not listed
Review Score
| Metric | Score | Remarks |
|---|---|---|
| Support | 4.6 | Strong midsection support; good hip stability on back/stomach starts |
| Cooling | 4.5 | Stayed cool-to-neutral without noticeable heat spikes |
| Pressure Relief | 4.3 | Comfortable, but less shoulder give than Eurotop |
| Motion Isolation | 4.3 | Movement settled quickly, but partners can feel a shift |
| Responsiveness | 4.6 | Easiest turning in the group; very low “effort” to rotate |
| Edge Support | 4.3 | Solid edge sitting; fine for most edge sleeping |
| Durability | 4.3 | Held its feel, though less “plush” masking over time |
| Overall Score | 4.4 | Best for people who want speed and balance over plushness |
Copper Nightfall Firm
Our Testing Experience
Copper Nightfall Firm was the one we reached for when my lower back felt tight after long desk days. The surface stays firm and steady; on my back, my hips stayed level and my lumbar area felt supported without needing extra pillows. Marcus appreciated the flatter support—no hammocking—especially when he started on his stomach. The trade-off showed up during longer side sessions: after about 30 minutes, I felt more pressure building at my shoulder and outer hip. Motion stayed controlled, but quick pivots took more effort than on the DreamGrid models.
What we liked
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Firm, stable support that kept hips from sinking
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Secure edge feel when sitting and getting up
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Cooling cover feel stayed comfortable
Who it is best for
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Back and stomach sleepers who want a firmer surface
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Heavier sleepers who dislike a sagging feel
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People who prioritize edge stability
Where it falls short
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Pressure relief is limited for side sleepers
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Turning feels slower than the hybrid models
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If you want a plush top layer, this is not the one
Pros & Cons
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Firm, stable alignment on back | Limited side-sleep pressure relief |
| Secure edge support | Slower turning than the hybrids |
| Cooling cover feel | Can feel too stiff for lighter sleepers |
| Motion stays controlled | Less “cushion” at shoulders/hips |
| Good for stomach starts | - |
Details
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Price (listed): $1,999.00–$3,299.00
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Available sizes (listed): Twin, Twin XL, Full, Queen, King, Cal King
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Availability (listed): In stock
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Materials (listed): copper-infused quilting; copper-infused gel foam
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Features (listed): copper infused fabric; quilted cooling cover; temperature regulation; edge-to-edge support; high density foams; maximum airflow
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Trial/comfort guarantee (listed): 100 Day Comfort Guarantee
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Warranty (listed): Warranty is available, but details aren't clearly published online
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Thickness (listed): Not listed
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Construction type (listed): Not listed
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Shipping (listed): Not listed
Review Score
| Metric | Score | Remarks |
|---|---|---|
| Support | 4.5 | Firm, flat support that kept my hips from dipping |
| Cooling | 4.3 | Comfortable surface feel; stayed cool-to-neutral |
| Pressure Relief | 4.0 | Shoulder/hip pressure built up on long side sessions |
| Motion Isolation | 4.4 | Movement stayed controlled and didn’t travel far |
| Responsiveness | 3.9 | Turning took more effort; less “snap” than hybrids |
| Edge Support | 4.4 | Very secure edge sitting and stable entry/exit |
| Durability | 4.2 | Felt consistent over weeks with stable support |
| Overall Score | 4.2 | Strong if you like firm support; less forgiving for side sleeping |
Glacier Elite Hybrid – Cushion Firm
Our Testing Experience
Glacier Elite Hybrid – Cushion Firm felt like the most structured hybrid in this group. My midsection stayed lifted, while my shoulders still had enough give to settle on my side. Marcus liked the cooler surface and the reinforced edge—he could sit to tie his shoes without feeling like he was sliding off. In the couple test, both Jenna and Ethan felt more bounce than on DreamGrid Eurotop; when one person re-entered the bed, a small ripple was easier to notice. For me, it hit the sweet spot when I wanted firm-ish support without the hard, flat feel of Copper Nightfall Firm.
What we liked
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Very strong support and edge stability
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Cooling stayed steady, even under heavier weight
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Cushion-firm feel that didn’t feel hard
Who it is best for
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Hot sleepers who want a cooling, supportive hybrid
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Heavier couples who use the edges
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Back sleepers who want structure with some cushion
Where it falls short
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More bounce means motion is easier to notice
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Side sleepers who want deep plushness may prefer the Eurotop
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The surface feels more “active” than foam-forward builds
Pros & Cons
| Pros | Cons |
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| Strongest edge stability in this set | More bounce can increase motion awareness |
| Very supportive midsection feel | Not as plush as DreamGrid Eurotop |
| Cooling stayed consistent | “Active” feel may not suit light sleepers |
| Easy entry/exit and edge sitting | - |
| Good balance of cushion and structure | - |
Details
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Price (listed): $1,899.00–$3,399.00
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Available sizes (listed): Twin, Twin XL, Full, Queen, King, Cal King
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Availability (listed): In stock
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Support core (listed): zoned pocketed coil unit
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Edge support (listed): furniture grade foam encased edge support
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Comfort/cooling materials (listed): gel infused memory foam; dual cooling technology; micro coil unit; SPA foam; Elite SPA foam
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Certification (listed): CertiPUR-US
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Trial/comfort guarantee (listed): 100 Day Comfort Guarantee
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Warranty (listed): Warranty is available, but details aren't clearly published online
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Thickness (listed): Not listed
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Shipping (listed): Not listed
Review Score
| Metric | Score | Remarks |
|---|---|---|
| Support | 4.7 | Most structured alignment; excellent hip stability |
| Cooling | 4.6 | Stayed cool and consistent, especially under heavier weight |
| Pressure Relief | 4.4 | Good shoulder/hip comfort, more “supportive” than plush |
| Motion Isolation | 4.2 | Bounce makes motion easier to notice than Eurotop |
| Responsiveness | 4.4 | Easy turning, with spring energy |
| Edge Support | 4.6 | Strongest edge sitting and edge sleeping of the group |
| Durability | 4.4 | Held feel over weeks; stable support profile |
| Overall Score | 4.5 | Best pick when you want cooling, edge strength, and structured support |
How the scores stack up
| Mattress | Overall Score | Support | Pressure Relief | Cooling | Motion Isolation | Durability | Responsiveness |
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| DreamGrid Eurotop | 4.6 | 4.6 | 4.8 | 4.6 | 4.6 | 4.5 | 4.5 |
| DreamGrid Hybrid Medium | 4.4 | 4.6 | 4.3 | 4.5 | 4.3 | 4.3 | 4.6 |
| Copper Nightfall Firm | 4.2 | 4.5 | 4.0 | 4.3 | 4.4 | 4.2 | 3.9 |
| Glacier Elite Hybrid – Cushion Firm | 4.5 | 4.7 | 4.4 | 4.6 | 4.2 | 4.4 | 4.4 |
The scoring lines up with what we felt in daily use. DreamGrid Eurotop is the steadiest all-around pick for comfort and motion control. Glacier Elite Hybrid leads on structure and edge stability, but it also has more bounce. DreamGrid Hybrid Medium stands out for quick turning and a more direct feel, while Copper Nightfall Firm is the flattest, firmest option—with the clearest trade-off in pressure relief.
How to choose the right Mark's Mattress
Start with your sleep position and how much softness you can tolerate. If you rotate positions or want the most balanced pressure relief, DreamGrid Eurotop was the easiest default in our group. If you like a medium feel and you move around a lot at night, DreamGrid Hybrid Medium stayed quick and light to turn on. For a firmer, flatter surface—especially for back or stomach sleeping—Copper Nightfall Firm kept hips from dipping. If you run warm or you want a reinforced edge (especially as a couple), Glacier Elite Hybrid – Cushion Firm felt the most structured.
Limitations to know before you buy
Across the lineup, the feel is more 'sleep on top' than a slow, deep memory-foam hug—especially in the firmer builds. DreamGrid Eurotop can feel buoyant if you only like traditional foam. DreamGrid Hybrid Medium stays responsive, but lighter side sleepers may want more shoulder sink. Copper Nightfall Firm is the least forgiving for pressure-sensitive shoulders and hips. Glacier Elite Hybrid – Cushion Firm has more spring energy, so the most motion-sensitive sleepers may still notice a partner moving around.
How Mark's Mattress compares to other options
If you like the idea of a cooling-forward lineup with several firmness options, Mark's Mattress gives you distinct feels under one roof, with an emphasis on edge stability and zoned support in the hybrids. If you want a cooling hybrid that leans heavily into a specialty cooling cover, Brooklyn Bedding's Aurora Luxe is known for its GlacioTex cooling cover and cooling-infused foam. If you're specifically chasing a grid-style surface over coils, Purple's Restore Hybrid uses a GelFlex Grid on top of responsive coils for a more buoyant, airflow-friendly feel.
Pro tips for setup and long-term comfort
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Give a new mattress a consistent two-week break-in before judging pressure relief.
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If you sleep hot, start with breathable sheets and a lighter comforter so the cooling features can do their job.
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On firmer models, try a thinner pillow first; too much loft can amplify shoulder pressure on your side.
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If you feel hip dip on a hybrid, double-check your foundation slats and center support before blaming the mattress.
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For motion issues, use a stable frame and tighten hardware; wobble often reads as motion transfer.
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If edge sitting matters, test your real routine (tying shoes, stretching), not a quick 10-second perch.
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Rotate on a schedule that matches your use—especially if you always sleep or sit on the same side.
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If you're a restless sleeper, prioritize the model that minimizes turning effort.
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Do pressure testing the right way: spend 30 minutes on your side, then check shoulders and hips.
FAQs
Which was easiest to turn on?
DreamGrid Hybrid Medium was the quickest to turn on—no stuck-in-foam sensation.
Which worked best for couples?
For couples, DreamGrid Eurotop muted movement the best; Glacier Elite Hybrid had more bounce.
Which felt most supportive for lower backs?
For lower-back support, DreamGrid Eurotop and Glacier Elite Hybrid kept my hips level without feeling rigid.
Which model felt coolest?
Glacier Elite Hybrid and DreamGrid Eurotop built up the least heat in our rotation; Marcus noticed it right away.
