Innerspring Mattresses

Sealy Posturepedic and Stearns & Foster innerspring mattresses, from firm tight tops to plush Euro pillowtops. Our top picks:

  1. Sealy Posturepedic Medium Mattress, Medina II: best value, with Posturepedic support from $799 in Queen
  2. Sealy Posturepedic Pro Medium Euro Pillow Top, Dupont II: a plush surface over responsive coils
  3. Stearns & Foster Estate Soft Euro Pillowtop: handcrafted luxury for side sleepers
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An innerspring mattress puts a tailored comfort layer over a full coil support system: the classic mattress feel, lifted and springy, with easy movement and strong airflow. This collection is built around Stearns & Foster, handcrafted with IntelliCoil designs and premium comfort layers from plush pillowtops to ultra firm, alongside Sealy Posturepedic innerspring builds with targeted center support.

Innersprings suit sleepers who want responsive support rather than the slow contour of foam, stomach and back sleepers who need a level surface, and hot sleepers, since coils move air better than solid foam cores. They also pair well with a taller, traditional bed profile.

Every mattress ships direct from the manufacturer with a 100-night trial on qualifying models. Want coils plus a thicker foam comfort system on top? Compare the hybrid collection.

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Innerspring mattress FAQ

Is an innerspring or hybrid mattress better?

Innerspring mattresses feel bouncier and more traditional and move more air. Hybrids add thicker foam over the coils for more contouring and pressure relief. Back and stomach sleepers often prefer innerspring, while side sleepers often prefer a hybrid. Compare hybrids.

Do innerspring mattresses sleep cooler?

Yes, in most cases. Air moves through the coil layer more easily than through solid foam, so innerspring mattresses tend to sleep cooler than all-foam beds.

Innerspring vs memory foam: which should I choose?

Memory foam hugs closely and absorbs motion, which suits side sleepers and light sleepers. Innerspring keeps you on top of the mattress with more bounce. Read our innerspring vs memory foam comparison.