Best Mattress in Canada: Expert Tested

Built in Canada with locally sourced materials, the Silk & Snow Hybrid Mattress combines foam and coils for great support and pressure relief.

Why We Like It

While we found that back and side sleepers enjoyed this medium firm (6) mattress, stomach sleepers may be better served by a firmer model. Our testers also reported that the gel infusion and breathable coil system did a good job of pulling heat away and keeping them cool. The pocketed coils also limit the spread of vibrations, meaning you can change positions without disturbing your partner.

How Does It Feel?

Designed to resist bacterial growth, the cover consists of silver-infused polyester and spandex. Underneath, a 1-inch layer of gel-infused polyfoam works with 2 inches of gel-infused memory foam to cradle you and redistribute your weight.

The core is made with 1,200 double-tempered pocketed coils. Zoning increases the firmness near the center of the bed to encourage good sleep posture. A firm foam perimeter reinforcement gives the edges a sturdy feel. This allows you to use more of the bed, and it can make getting into and out of bed easier as well.

The ratings below indicate how suitable this mattress is for different sleeping positions and sleeper weights, taking into account factors such as support and pressure relief.

While some all-foam models trap heat, the medium firm (6) Endy Mattress combines three layers of polyfoam for breathable contouring.

Why We Like It

Side sleepers under 230 pounds are likely to enjoy a good combination of cradling and support. Back sleepers under 230 pounds and stomach sleepers under 130 pounds may also find the Endy comfortable. Our testers reported that, despite its breathable design, the Endy still hugs the body enough to relieve key pressure points around the shoulders and hips. Hot sleepers with joint pain may appreciate this combination.

In our partnered motion isolation tests, the Endy’s motion-absorbing polyfoam also limited vibrations, making it a good choice for couples who want to be able to move without disrupting their partner’s sleep. Based on these test results, active sleepers should have little trouble moving across the bed. We also found that the Endy’s edge support is good compared to many all-foam models, making it easier to sit or sleep along the perimeter. However, the Endy isn’t as bouncy as many couples prefer for sex.

How Does It Feel? 

The comfort layer consists of open-cell polyfoam that lets air circulate so that heat can dissipate. A responsive polyfoam transition layer prevents your body from sinking too deeply while ensuring your weight is evenly distributed. A high-density polyfoam core enhances the mattress’ support and durability. The cover is easily removable and machine-washable cover for easy care.

The ratings below indicate how suitable this mattress is for different sleeping positions and sleeper weights, taking into account factors such as support and pressure relief.

With an all-foam design, the Polysleep Sierra has a medium firm (6) feel that takes advantage of memory foam’s ability to conform to the body and facilitate spinal alignment. Available in Canada and the contiguous U.S., it offers solid performance at an affordable price.

Why We Like It

Our testing team was impressed by the pressure relief provided by the 2-inch layer of memory foam in the Polysleep Sierra Mattress. Side sleepers liked how it could accommodate their hips and shoulders to help them maintain a neutral spinal position. When sharing the bed, our testers also appreciated the high degree of motion isolation across the surface of this mattress.

Our team also liked that the 100% polyester mattress cover could be removed for easy cleaning. This is especially helpful for people who want to frequently eliminate dust, dirt, and other allergens that can build up on the mattress surface.

How Does It Feel?

The mattress feels inviting because of its top layer of contouring memory foam. For our testing team, this gave a sense of comfort and relief without too much sagging.

While the sinkage isn’t pronounced, it may feel excessive to people over 230 pounds. The mattress may also be too soft for some back and stomach sleepers over 130 pounds. Heat retention by the memory foam may also make the mattress a bit too warm for hot sleepers.

The ratings below indicate how suitable this mattress is for different sleeping positions and sleeper weights, taking into account factors such as support and pressure relief.

The medium firm (6) Logan & Cove Choice is a hybrid designed to deliver even contouring, excellent breathability, and strong overall support. The Choice’s three layers create a balanced feel that’s comfortable for sleepers of many body types and position preferences.

Why We Like It

A gel-infused memory foam comfort layer comfortably hugs the body, providing contouring and pressure relief. A transitional polyfoam comfort layer enhances the pressure relief while also pushing back against your weight. Side sleepers receive adequate cushioning from the foam layers, while most back and stomach sleepers should be able to lie on the mattress without sinking too much.

The pocketed coil support core layer has a zoned configuration, resulting in extra reinforcement beneath your torso and hips, and gentler cradling elsewhere. Thicker coils also line the perimeter to prevent deep compression when you lie near the edges of the mattress or get in and out of bed.

How Does It Feel? 

Based on our tests, the Choice would best suit side sleepers who weigh at least 130 pounds, and back and stomach sleepers weighing up to 230 pounds. Many mattresses with foam layers create a hugging sensation can lead to heat buildup. However, our temperature regulation tests showed that the Choice still dissipates heat well thanks to the cooling gel infusion in the top layer and steady airflow through the coils.

Edge support is another strong point. The reinforced perimeter coils push back against weight to make the edges feel quite stable. The zoned interior coils also ensure most people can move across the surface with ease, and the mattress should be responsive enough for sex.

The ratings below indicate how suitable this mattress is for different sleeping positions and sleeper weights, taking into account factors such as support and pressure relief.

Excessive heat absorption is a common complaint about all-foam mattresses. Haven’s Lux Rejuvenate Mattress mitigates this issue with a top layer of aerated Talalay latex, which promotes airflow directly beneath the surface to keep you cool. A breathable, moisture-wicking cover made of bamboo-derived rayon adds to the Lux Rejuvenate’s above-average temperature control.

Why We Like It

Our team tested the standard Lux Rejuvenate Mattress, which is considered firm (7). This model was popular among side sleepers on our team over 230 pounds and back and stomach sleepers weighing at least 130 pounds. Since this mattress is on the firmer side, lighter individuals may need a softer, more adaptive mattress to alleviate pain and pressure points in their most sensitive areas.

Testing areas where the mattress performed well include temperature control and ease of movement. We were also impressed with the Lux Rejuvenate’s edge support — many competing foam beds buckle along the perimeter, but our team noticed little to no compression during this testing stage. Since the latex is somewhat bouncy, you and your sleep partner may feel motion transfer when the other person moves in bed.

How Does It Feel?

The latex top layer gives the mattress a mellow bounce when you get in and out of bed, while the transitional foam provides some gentle cushioning for your body while pushing back against your weight. This mattress is firmer than average, fairly springy, and doesn’t conform very closely — these qualities may be pros or cons, depending on how you feel about traditional foam beds.

The base layer is composed of high-density base foam, which effectively stabilizes the mattress and prevents you from sinking too deeply. A cover made of rayon derived from bamboo provides additional cooling and moisture control. If you choose a split king size, you can arrange for one side of the mattress to have a slightly softer medium firm (6) feel. This may be necessary if you share your bed with a partner and one of you doesn’t want a firm sleep surface. You can also choose from six standard mattress sizes, as well as an RV/custom size.

The ratings below indicate how suitable this mattress is for different sleeping positions and sleeper weights, taking into account factors such as support and pressure relief.

The Polysleep Origin 2.0 Mattress features an all-foam design ideal for people who want a cradling, cloud-like sleep surface. A firmer-than-average feel makes the mattress supportive enough to help sleepers maintain spinal alignment and avoid back pain.

Why We Like It

The Origin 2.0 Mattress is firmer and more supportive than many of the all-foam models we’ve tested. This makes it well-suited to side and back sleepers weighing at least 130 pounds. We were also impressed with the Origin 2.0’s ability to absorb movement and reduce motion transfer. This lowers the potential for sleep disruptions if you share your bed with a partner who’s prone to tossing and turning.

How Does It Feel?

The Origin 2.0’s comfort system contains a top layer of memory foam, followed by transitional polyfoam. These materials cushion and conform to your body, but a medium firm (6) feel and stabilizing base layer of high-density foam help ensure an even surface for your body. Our hands-on tests show the mattress is best suited to side sleepers who weigh at least 130 pounds, and back sleepers up to 230 pounds. Stomach sleepers may find the mattress a bit too soft.

The cover is made from a stretchy blend of viscose, polyester, and spandex. This fabric is water-resistant and highly breathable, though you may still notice some heat retention from the foam layers. You may also remove and machine wash the fabric whenever it needs to be cleaned.

The ratings below indicate how suitable this mattress is for different sleeping positions and sleeper weights, taking into account factors such as support and pressure relief.