We’ve had the Euro kingsize version of this mattress for a few weeks now, and love it. Absolutely no problem with rolling together in the middle. Indeed, one of the impressive things is that you can hardly feel the other person move, turn over etc. The natural isolation between the two sides is excellent.

Hi Joseph! I haven’t come across the Ergoflex mattress before – is yours still comfy and going strong, ten years on? The prices look pretty comparable to me – and Leesa are now also offering an interest free credit option, which I expect will be really popular with buyers. Thanks for stopping by 🙂

Hello there, thanks for your comments. I have to publish them manually if you are new to commenting here, so it wasn’t that the comments were published and deleted – I have only just had chance to publish them! As regards a lack of negative feedback in my post, when I reviewed the mattress it was brand new. Several months on, I can confirm that it is still going strong & I’m not aware of any negative feedback from other bloggers who have tried the Leesa mattress. I’m not sure how much can go wrong with a mattress like this, there are no springs to break and unless you rip the cover or spill something on it, it should continue to be very durable – and comfortable! I think that’s the beauty of the 100 day free trial – maybe that will reassure/convince your husband to try it? Let me know how you get on! Regards.

Hi there, still comfy! I really like the fact there are no springs, which I think you can tend to feel digging in a bit over time with a regular mattress. The support and pressure relief is excellent in a Leesa mattress. Let me know if you decide to buy one 🙂

I am considering buying this but would like to know as it is foam based how is the ‘bounce’ if you know what I mean!