The Best Twin Mattress of 2025

The Layla Memory Foam Mattress is a flippable memory foam mattress with a reversible design that offers two different firmness levels to choose from. The 2-in-1 design makes this a versatile option for a wide range of sleepers.

Why We Like It

The Layla Memory Foam Mattress is a flippable memory foam mattress with a reversible design that offers two different firmness levels to choose from. The 2-in-1 design makes this a versatile option for a wide range of sleepers.

The comfort layer is made of 3 inches of copper-infused foam and 2 inches of zoned polyfoam. The gel-infused memory foam is designed to help you sleep cool, while the polyfoam conforms to your body to help relieve pressure.

The Layla Memory Foam Mattress’ reversible design makes it a great option for sleepers who don’t know their ideal firmness, or who are curious to try out different firmness levels. We also recommend the all-foam design for anyone who needs a bed with strong pressure relief.

How Does It Feel?

Because the mattress is reversible, you can pick your ideal firmness by testing out each side. One side is medium soft (4), and one side is firm (7). We found the soft side works best for side sleepers under 230 pounds and back and stomach sleepers under 130 pounds. The firm side is well suited for side sleepers over 230 pounds and all back and stomach sleepers.

Like most all-foam mattresses, the Layla earned average ratings from our testers when it came to sturdy edges. However, the firm side did slightly outperform the soft side in this category, while the soft side rated slightly higher than the firm side in keeping motion from rippling across the surface when a sleeper moves. Both sides are durable, with minimal off-gassing and great temperature control.

The mattress has a 10-inch profile and comes with a removable mattress cover made with a breathable blend of polyester, rayon, viscose, and poly-lycra.

The Brooklyn Bedding CopperFlex Memory Foam is a plush, pressure-relieving mattress built with six individual layers. Thanks to zoned transitional foam, you'll notice more support – and less sagging – around the midsection compared to many competing all-foam models.

Why We Like It

The CopperFlex's balanced, medium firm (6) design was a big hit among most of our testing team. Side sleepers weighing at least 130 pounds, back sleepers up to 230 pounds, and stomach sleepers under 130 pounds were particularly impressed. Since the mattress has a zoned transitional foam layer, it provides more pushback for the torso and hips, and shouldn't wink excessively around the midsection for people who fall into these weight and position groups.

People with shoulder, lower back, or hip pain should find relief sleeping on this mattress. The topmost layers are cushy and adaptive, creating a deep cradle that molds to your body and promotes even alignment as you settle into the mattress. Denser foams in the transitional and support layers push back against your weight, allowing your entire body to rest at an even plane. 

How Does It Feel?

The CopperFlex contains four comfort layers, beginning with 1 inch of adaptive polyfoam sewn to the cover for an invitingly plush feel when you get into bed. Two memory foam layers provide additional cushioning and contouring. One of these layers is also infused with copper gel intended to dissipate heat away from the mattress.

The transitional foam is divided into three zones with extra support for your midsection and more give for a softer feel beneath your head and legs. Two layers of high-density base foam make up the support core. The cover is made of GlacioTex, a specialty fabric engineered to feel cool to the touch at all times.

Each Helix Sleep hybrid was created with specific weights and sleep positions in mind. The Helix Midnight — originally intended for side sleepers between 130 and 230 pounds — has proven popular with a wide range of sleeper types. This medium firm (6) mattress walks a fine line between cushioning and stability, resulting in a plush surface with sturdy underlying support.

Why We Like It

Most of our testers weighing up to 230 pounds awarded the Midnight favorable ratings, with side sleepers between 130 and 230 pounds and back sleepers under 130 pounds being particularly impressed. The plush foam layers and robust coils are a winning combo — ample cushioning without too much sink, and a smooth bounce when you move across the surface. Most testers over 230 pounds didn’t receive enough support, but they felt more comfortable on firmer Helix models such as the Twilight and Dawn.

Testing categories where the Midnight stood out include pressure relief and motion isolation, two areas where hybrids often underperform. The deep foam layers can be attributed to high marks in both areas. Steady temperature control, strong edge support, and easy movements across the surface also earned the mattress points among our team.

How Does It Feel?

The Midnight’s top layer is composed of memory foam, which makes the surface feel invitingly plush. A denser layer of transitional polyfoam provides additional cushioning to the comfort system while also keeping your body on an even plane. Pocketed coils and base foam make up the support core. The perimeter coils are reinforced to minimize compression.

Standard Midnight covers are made of knit polyfoam. While this material is somewhat breathable, hot sleepers should consider the GlacioTex upgrade. This cooling fabric is engineered to dissipate heat on contact and feel cool at all times.

The Avocado Green is a latex hybrid that features a pillow-top option for increased cushioning. With the pillow-top, the mattress is medium firm (6), and without the pillow-top, it’s firm (7). The mattress is sustainably produced and made with natural, organic materials.

Why We Like It

The Avocado Green is a latex hybrid that features a pillow-top option for increased cushioning. With the pillow-top, the mattress is medium firm (6), and without the pillow-top, it’s firm (7). The mattress is sustainably produced and made with natural, organic materials. The Avocado Green is a luxurious mattress made with high-end organically sourced materials. If you’re looking for a bed made with sustainability in mind, we recommend this model.

How Does It Feel?

The comfort layer includes a cover made from organic cotton and a layer of organic wool designed to regulate temperature. Next is 2 inches of sustainably produced Dunlop latex, made without harsh chemicals, that our testers found firm yet responsive. The support core features 8 inches of steel coils, which are zoned to enhance pressure relief in areas like your shoulders and hips and to reinforce the edge of the mattress.

If you need extra pressure relief, you can purchase a version of the mattress that includes a pillow-top made of 2 additional inches of Dunlop latex. The pillow-top version of the mattress was an excellent choice for side sleepers on our team who weighed over 130 pounds and back and stomach sleepers under 130 pounds. Without the pillow-top, we found this mattress works best for back and stomach sleepers between 130 and 230 pounds.

Because of its reinforced perimeter, the Avocado has very good edge support, making it easy for you to get into and out of bed. The firm feel of the surface also allows you to move and change positions easily.

The Leesa Original delivers the deep contouring most side sleepers need to rest comfortably. Two pressure-relieving comfort layers provide ample cushioning for the shoulders and hips, allowing you to lie on either side without feeling pressure buildup in these areas.

Why We Like It

As a medium (5) mattress, the Leesa Original should offer enough cushioning for side sleepers weighing up to 230 pounds. This is key for supporting the shoulders and hips, two areas where people often feel sharp pressure points when lying on their side. Back and stomach sleepers may need a firmer mattress, though testers on our team who use these positions and weigh less than 130 pounds gave the Original favorable ratings.

While the Leesa Original excels at pain and pressure relief, its top polyfoam layer ensures a light bounce in response to movement. This helps you move across the surface without feeling stuck, and change sleep positions easily. Both comfort layers also have an open-cell composition to promote breathability and reduce heat retention. If you're a hot sleeper, we recommend the cooling cover upgrade for maximum temperature control.

How Does It Feel?

The Leesa Original's comfort system contains 2 inches of adaptive polyfoam, followed by 2 inches of memory foam. This mixed-foam construction provides a soothing balance of cushioning and bounce. A 6-inch layer of high-density base foam stabilizes the mattress and prevents you from sinking too deeply.

Standard-issue covers for the mattress are made from a knit polyester-Lycra blend that feels soft and stretchy. For an extra fee, you can upgrade the cover to a fabric woven with cooling fibers and padded with foam for more cushioning on the surface.

If you’re shopping with a limited budget, the Bear Original is a reasonably priced all-foam mattress that doesn’t skimp on quality or performance. We like this model for its above-average support, which proved popular among many of our testers who usually find this type of mattress too soft. Other key strengths include pressure relief and motion isolation, and the cooling cover — whether you keep the standard-issue or opt for the upgrade — offers excellent temperature control.

Why We Like It

During hands-on tests, the Bear Original fared best among our side sleepers weighing more than 230 pounds, back sleepers weighing up to 230 pounds, and stomach sleepers between 130 and 230 pounds. The firm (7) feel is key here because these types of sleepers often sink too much on mattresses rated 6 or lower on our 10-point firmness scale. If your weight falls below the aforementioned ranges, a softer mattress is probably the way to go.

Our pressure relief tests revealed the Bear Original contours quite evenly, if not closely. This helps distribute your weight, align your spine, and reduce sharp pressure points that build in the shoulders, lower back, and hips. We also found the mattress sleeps quite cool for an all-foam model, though exceptionally hot sleepers should consider the cover upgrade.

How Does It Feel?

The Bear Original begins with a comfort layer of memory foam. You’ll notice some light cradling as this material softens and adapts to your body, but an underlying layer of dense transitional foam pushes back against your weight to keep you on an even plane. The support core is composed of high-density polyfoam that nicely stabilizes the entire mattress — though you may notice some sinkage along the perimeter.

Standard Bear Original covers are made of Tencel, a eucalyptus-derived fabric known for its breathability and moisture-wicking properties. For an extra fee, you can upgrade to a cover woven with Celliant fibers. Celliant is engineered to not only sleep cool, but also help your body recover while you sleep.

If your child is transitioning into a big kid bed, the Nolah Original 10 is a reasonably priced option with a lot to offer. An adaptive all-foam design ensures deep contouring from head to toe, but each layer has an open-cell composition — built-in air pockets promote circulation to help the material stay cool. Cost is another selling point for parents — the Original 10’s sticker price is much lower than the average all-foam model.

Why We Like It

Side sleepers on our team gave the Original 10 its highest marks, with the most favorable ratings coming from those in the range of 230 pounds or less. While our tests show the mattress is too soft for most back and stomach sleepers who weigh 130 pounds or more, kids who fall below this threshold shouldn’t sink too much.

Temperature control is a defining strength of the Original 10. While most competing all-foam mattresses absorb and trap heat, this model’s open-cell layers promote plenty of circulation. The moisture-wicking Tencel cover elevates this quality even further. We also found that the mattress reduces pressure quite well. However, the perimeter may sink quite a bit and your child may encounter some resistance when moving on the mattress.

How Does It Feel?

The Original 10’s topmost layer is composed of AirFoam, Nolah’s proprietary open-cell foam that conforms to the body without hugging too tightly or trapping excess heat. This material gives the surface a medium (5) feel. Underlying transitional and support foam layers add some stability. The cover is made of Tencel, a fabric derived from eucalyptus.

The Original 10 is plush and adaptive even by foam mattress standards. The foam layers form a deep cradle around your body — this may be uncomfortable for some, but should hit the sweet spot for kids and adults under 130 pounds. Hot sleepers should also enjoy the mattress, especially if they’ve felt uncomfortable on other all-foam models in the past.