- Foam type: Open-cell foam; high definition foam with edge support; zoned support base
- Best for which type of sleeper? Back and side
- Depth: 28cm
- Trial period: 200 days
- Organic materials? No, but 100 per cent recyclable
- Soft/firm? Medium
- Adjustable? No
- Stockists: Mattress Online, Very, Amazon
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Pros: breathable top layer for enhanced temperature regulation, 5,000 Aerocoil spring support
Cons: non-removable cover, so a mattress protector is advised
Simba’s Hybrid Pro offers a greater level of support, welcome news for anyone with back pain issues.
There are seven layers, all engineered to keep you comfortable. The top layers are made with temperature regulating, moisture-wicking wool which keeps you toasty in the winter and cool in the warmer months. Between the Simbatex open-cell foam layer, again designed to maximise airflow, and a high definition foam with edge support is not one, but two layers of unique patented Aerocoil spring foams made from strong titanium. There are 5,000 springs in total.
So while you get the cloud-like sensation on first contact, you’re not sinking into the bed or trapped in a body groove in the middle of the night. This is a pro or con, depending on your preferences; some enjoy feeling ‘held’ but as a sleeper who moves around a lot at bedtime, we liked the supportive freedom offered by the Hybrid Pro.
Getting it set up couldn’t be easier, although we advise roping in a bedfellow or housemate to help get anything bigger than a double out of the box. Carefully cut through the plastic wrap and unfold over your bed frame, allowing a few hours for it to inflate fully before dressing it with your bed linen.
