Both are great mattresses for back sleepers. sleeping posture) for back and side sleepers. Spinal Alignment: The Purple Grid and Casper’s ergonomic memory foam layer both promote proper spine alignment (i.e.Pressure Relief: Both beds keep pressure off of your shoulders and hips, making them good mattresses for side sleepers.While the video covers the Purple Hybrid instead of the original Purple, there are enough similarities between the two to give you a clear idea of which brand better aligns with your comfort preferences.
In this video review, Mattress Nerd Adrienne walks you through the differences and similarities we discovered when testing out the Casper Original and Purple Hybrid mattresses. Read our full Casper Mattress Review for more information. The bed’s memory foam layer is firmer in the center third, which keeps the hips lifted in line with the rest of the spine.
People with joint pain: The Purple’s surface evenly distributes weight, minimizing pressure and pain at sensitive joints.Over 1,800 air channels improve breathability and help keep the surface cool and dry. Hot sleepers: The Purple Grid material along the mattress surface stores less body heat than the foams used in the comfort layers of other mattresses.This proprietary material can give sleepers a “weightless” sensation. People interested in a “floating” feel: The Purple Grid is a unique gel material that flexes with the body and buckles at areas of high pressure.The Purple is slightly firmer and cooler, while the Casper is more pressure-relieving. The Purple and Casper mattresses both have dense foam base layers, but their top layers are different, which gives them different feels.
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