Casper advertises itself as the mattress that is not too firm, not too soft, and offers that “just right” feel. We couldn’t agree more and our tests lead us to calling Casper our top-mattress.
Casper mattresses come in twin, twin XL, full, queen, king, and California king sizes. As noted, three options are offered in terms of material and firmness, depending on the needs and desired firmness of each individual sleeper.
Concerning firmness and support, Casper proudly advertises its Wave mattress as the only USA-made mattress backed by the American Chiropractic Association, and it notes that for the sleeper that needs hyper-targeted support, it offers pressure relief and extra support at 36 specific points. Specifically designed to relieve pressure points associated with hip and shoulder pain, the Wave also offers general ergonomic support and spinal alignment.
Casper Mattress: Materials and Durability
Casper currently offers two memory foam mattresses, the Casper and the Wave, and one hybrid foam and latex mattress, the Essential. The Casper is a memory foam mattress offering four layers, which include a middle memory foam layer that rests between top and bottom layers of polyfoam. The support core is constructed from polyfoam, as well, and it includes a paneled cover, which is made from a blend of several fabrics, primarily polyester and rayon.
The Wave offers five-layers of comfort along with targeted ergonomic support. The Wave has a comfort system with four primary components: a top layer of ‘Flo Foam’ pillow top polyfoam, another layer of blended synthetic and natural latex; a third layer of memory foam; and a bottom layer of high-resilience polyfoam. The support core is made of high-density polyfoam, and the cover is a cotton blend.
Finally, Casper offers the Essential, which is a mattress constructed with a top layer of polyfoam and a bottom layer of memory foam in the comfort system, as well as a support core made of high-density polyfoam. All three mattresses are free of harmful, ozone-depleting chemicals and emissions.
Casper Mattress: Purchase Experience
Casper offers a 100-night risk free trial, and assures customers that if they don’t love the mattress, they’ll pick it up and offer a full refund, no questions asked. Casper also advertises that it will do its best to donate any returned mattresses to charity.
Casper mattresses also come with a ten-year warranty, and free shipping and returns are included with every order. They also offer “snooze specalists,” available seven days a week to answer customer questions regarding their purchase.
Casper Mattress: In-Home Experience
Casper offers free in-home setup with purchase, and removal of all packaging on the way out. All Casper mattresses are versatile, and can be set up on any standard bedding foundation, though wooden slats or a platform is recommended. For those interested in optimal support, Casper offers its own foundation for purchase.
Casper mattresses come in twin, twin XL, full, queen, king, and California king sizes. As noted, three options are offered in terms of material and firmness, depending on the needs and desired firmness of each individual sleeper.
Concerning firmness and support, Casper proudly advertises its Wave mattress as the only USA-made mattress backed by the American Chiropractic Association, and it notes that for the sleeper that needs hyper-targeted support, it offers pressure relief and extra support at 36 specific points. Specifically designed to relieve pressure points associated with hip and shoulder pain, the Wave also offers general ergonomic support and spinal alignment.
Casper mattresses also use heat-wicking, open-cell foams to divert excess heat away from your body and ensure a cool night’s sleep.
The Bottom Line
With high-quality materials, a strong warranty, and a good reputation for customer satisfaction, a Casper mattress is a great choice for any customer looking for that “just right” night of restful sleep.