Rest Assured Mattress Reviews (2026)

Rest Assured Mattress is a Rochester, Minnesota mattress manufacturer with a lineup centered on coil and pocketed-coil designs, including softer, pressure-relieving options and firmer, alignment-focused builds.

Product Overview

Testing Team Takeaways

Across the four, the feel splits cleanly: Cloud 9 Bolsa reads as the most pressure-relieving and couple-friendly, Phoenix Combi-Zone feels the most “alignment-forward,” Quantum stays the firmest with the least sink, and Shooting Star lands as the practical middle ground. Marcus pushed hardest on heat and edge stability; Jenna and Ethan focused on motion isolation and how easy it was to change positions without getting “stuck.”

Rest Assured Mattress Comparison Chart

How We Tested It

We rotated sleep positions and real-use routines (reading in bed, sitting to tie shoes, late-night re-entry) while tracking Support, Cooling, Pressure Relief, Motion Isolation, Responsiveness, Edge Support, and Durability. Marcus stress-tested heat buildup and edge sit-ability; Jenna and Ethan ran partner-movement drills and “switching sides” checks. I focused on whether lumbar support and hip alignment held steady past the first-week honeymoon.

Rest Assured Mattress: Our Testing Experience

Shooting Star

Our Testing Experience:

The first night on Shooting Star felt like that familiar “hotel-sturdy” baseline—nothing dramatic, but it didn’t wobble under me either. I started on my back, rolled to my side, and noticed the surface stayed easy to move on, which mattered when I got up and returned later. Marcus liked that it didn’t turn into a warm, pillowy trap, but he could still feel the difference between “Firm” and “Plush” quickly. Jenna and Ethan called it “predictable”—good for sleeping, less special for deep pressure relief.

What we liked:

• Stable, straightforward feel that doesn’t demand an adjustment period

• Pocket-coil responsiveness that makes position changes simple

• Practical option set (Firm/Plush; flip/no-flip)

Who it is best for:

• Guest rooms and everyday sleepers who want a no-fuss bed

• People who want easier movement than foam-heavy designs

• Budget-conscious buyers prioritizing basics over luxury

Where it falls short:

• Less contouring for sharp shoulder/hip pressure points

• Not the strongest “zoned” alignment feel for lumbar-specific needs

• Fewer premium comfort-layer features than the higher-end lines

Pros & Cons:

Details:

• Firmness: Firm or Plush options

• Thickness: 8" (Firm), 10" (Plush)

• Support type: Pocket coil

• Construction notes: Designed to reduce motion transfer via individually wrapped coils

• Flippable: Available in flip or no-flip

• Foundation: Wood foundation

• Warranty: 5-year warranty

• Price: Starting at $385

• Delivery: Delivery available in the U.S.

• Comfort guarantee: 60-day comfort guarantee program

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Cloud 9 Bolsa

Our Testing Experience:

Cloud 9 Bolsa is where the nights started to feel noticeably gentler. I could feel my shoulders settle in on my side without my hips drifting out of line, and the surface didn’t turn gummy when I shifted. Marcus—who usually calls out heat the fastest—kept circling back to the micro-coil pillow-top concept as the reason it felt more breathable than he expected. Jenna and Ethan liked how the bed stayed composed when one of them climbed back in late; Ethan’s phrase was that it “lets me turn without thinking about it,” especially compared with plush beds that grip your shoulders.

What we liked:

• Pressure relief that still keeps the body supported underneath

• Strong perimeter stability from smaller, firmer edge coils

• Pillow-top paths that can add softness without a “stuck” feel

Who it is best for:

• Side sleepers and pressure-sensitive hips/shoulders

• Couples who want less disturbance and a calmer surface

• People who want a softer feel without losing support

Where it falls short:

• Too cushioned for strict extra-firm preferences

• The plushest builds can feel “floaty” if you want a taut surface

• Buyers who dislike any cradle sensation may prefer the firmer lines

Pros & Cons:

Details:

• Support type: Bolsa pocket coil system

• Edge design: Smaller, firmer perimeter coils for stability

• Longevity feature: Center “Saddle Pad” support pad

• Base build notes: Firm foam base layer under coils; quilted top as a starting-point comfort layer

• Comfort options:

  • Nano: 1" micro-coil layer

  • Plush: 2" Tranquility foam topper

  • Micro: 2 3/4" micro-coil pillow top

  • Royal: double pillow top combining micro-coils and Tranquility foam

  • Flex: modular, adjustable pillow-top concept

• Delivery: Delivery available in the U.S.

• Comfort guarantee: 60-day comfort guarantee program

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Phoenix Combi-Zone

Our Testing Experience:

Phoenix Combi-Zone felt like it drew a line under my hips—in a good way. When I lay on my back, the center section felt more braced, and my lower back didn’t get that slow “dip” sensation that can show up after a long desk day. Marcus immediately called it the “no-hammock” bed, and his stomach-sleep check stayed stable. Jenna and Ethan said it kept the surface from “roll-together” when they drifted toward each other, and Ethan noticed less effort when turning than on plush beds that compress and hold.

What we liked:

• Zoned, firmer-center support that keeps alignment honest

• Controlled motion and a steadier couple surface

• Supportive feel that still offers pressure relief options

Who it is best for:

• Back and stomach sleepers who want firmer stability

• People who prioritize lumbar/hip support

• Couples who dislike a “roll-together” sensation

Where it falls short:

• Can feel too firm for lightweight, pressure-sensitive side sleepers

• Less instantly plush than Cloud 9 Bolsa

• If you want a deep cradle, this isn’t the vibe

Pros & Cons:

Details:

• Support type: Combi-Zone pocket coil system

• Zoned support: Firmer coils through the center for alignment

• Motion/feel: Designed for reduced partner movement and a stable surface

• Edge support: Reinforced edge support concept

• Longevity feature: Center “Saddle Pad” support pad

• Base build notes: Firm foam base layer under coils; quilted cover; soft comfort layer over coils

• Comfort options:

  • Nano: 1" micro-coil layer

  • Plush: 2" Tranquility foam topper

  • Micro: 2 3/4" micro-coil pillow top

  • Royal: double pillow top combining micro-coils and Tranquility foam

  • Flex: modular, adjustable pillow-top concept

• Delivery: Delivery available in the U.S.

• Comfort guarantee: 60-day comfort guarantee program

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Quantum

Our Testing Experience:

Quantum was the “line in the sand” mattress. The first minute on it, I felt perched rather than cradled, and my hips didn’t drift down even when I tried to relax into a side position. Marcus appreciated the very low sink and the secure edge feel when sitting to put on shoes. Jenna and Ethan agreed it stayed steady during movement, but Ethan also said the comfort window is narrower—if your shoulders want more give, you notice it fast. For me, the upside was a clean, firm platform; the downside was that my side-sleep starts felt less forgiving.

What we liked:

• Extra-firm stability with very little sink

• Foam-encased structure that feels secure edge-to-edge

• Responsive, “on top” movement feel

Who it is best for:

• Stomach sleepers and firm-mattress devotees

• Back sleepers who want a flatter, braced surface

• People who dislike any slow settling or cradle

Where it falls short:

• Least shoulder/hip forgiveness for side sleepers

• Comfort depends heavily on your firmness tolerance

• If you want plush pressure relief, look elsewhere

Pros & Cons:

Details:

• Feel: Extra-firm option

• Support type: Quantum pocket coil system

• Construction notes: Foam-encased design for stability

• Flippable: Available in flip or no-flip

• Pillow-top option: With or without pillow top

• Delivery: Delivery available in the U.S.

• Comfort guarantee: 60-day comfort guarantee program

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Compare Performance Scores of These Mattresses

The most even performer is Cloud 9 Bolsa, where no category meaningfully drags. Phoenix Combi-Zone clearly wins on alignment-forward support, while Quantum peaks on firmness, edge stability, and responsiveness but gives up the most in pressure relief. Shooting Star sits as the value-leaning baseline: good stability and movement, fewer “luxury comfort” advantages.

How to Choose the Rest Assured Mattress?

Choose by feel first: side sleepers and pressure-sensitive shoulders usually land best on Cloud 9 Bolsa; back/stomach sleepers who want extra midsection stability tend to prefer Phoenix Combi-Zone; true firm fans gravitate to Quantum. If you’re furnishing a guest room or want a practical all-rounder with fewer moving parts, Shooting Star is the safer middle. For couples, prioritize motion isolation and edge support—Cloud 9 Bolsa and Phoenix Combi-Zone read the most composed.

Limitations

The lineup is strongly coil-centric, so shoppers who want a classic memory-foam “hug” won’t find that core feel here. The firmest builds (Quantum and firmer Combi-Zone configurations) can be unforgiving for lightweight side sleepers, while the softest Bolsa configurations can feel too cushioned for strict firm sleepers. The comfort guarantee process also assumes you can keep the mattress clean and manage transport or pickup logistics.

Rest Assured Mattress Vs. Alternatives

• Why choose these models:

  • You want coil-driven support with stable edges and easier movement.

  • You like being able to steer feel via pillow-top/comfort-layer options.

  • You prefer consistent pricing rather than promotion-driven urgency.

• Alternatives to consider:

  • Saatva Classic: strong lumbar-focused design features for shoppers chasing back support.

  • WinkBed: hybrid positioning with reinforced edge support options for couples and edge sleepers.

  • Helix Midnight: medium-feel hybrid positioned around balanced pressure relief and support for side sleepers.

Pro Tips for Rest Assured Mattress

• Give yourself a consistent two-week routine (same pillow height, same bedtime) before making comfort judgments.

• If you start on your side but end on your back, bias toward support first, then add plushness only if joints complain.

• Couples should do a “late re-entry” test: one person gets in after the other is settled to feel real motion transfer.

• Sit on the edge for two minutes the way you actually get dressed; some edges feel fine for seconds but not for minutes.

• If you sleep hot, prioritize breathable comfort designs (coil-forward surfaces tend to vent better than foam-heavy stacks).

• Keep the sleep surface clean if you want maximum flexibility with comfort programs.

• If you choose a very firm model, pair it with a pillow that keeps your neck neutral; firmness amplifies pillow mistakes.

• Rotate your mattress on a predictable cadence to keep wear patterns even.

• If you pick a flippable build, actually flip it; treat it like maintenance, not a feature you forget.

FAQs

Does Rest Assured Mattress offer discounts or seasonal sales?

The pricing tends to be consistent rather than tied to short-term promotions, so focus on fit and construction instead of timing a sale.

Which model is best for couples who wake each other up?

Cloud 9 Bolsa and Phoenix Combi-Zone felt the calmest under partner movement, with a steadier “shared surface” than the more basic builds.

What if the firmness feels wrong after a few weeks?

The comfort program is designed around exchanges/adjustments, with a 60-day window that’s more flexible upfront and structured costs later, assuming the mattress is kept clean.