Yawnder reviews · 2016 review history · Updated October 2026
Our verdict
Ben liked the Revere’s dense memory foam surface and firmer base for his stomach sleeping. He reported a little contouring, little bounce and minimal disturbance from his partner. This is a useful account of the older Revere, especially for owners seeking a similar feel; it is not a fresh test of a current AS2.
Photos and review evidence
Who this design suits
Worth considering if
- You want to understand the older Revere’s supportive, low-bounce feel.
- You are a Revere owner comparing a replacement with current models.
- You prefer some foam contouring over a pronounced springy response.
Consider another option if
- You want this treated as a current AS2 lab test.
- You prefer a lively latex or coil feel.
- You are relying on old cover-recovery claims as a proven reason to buy.
Our findings and practical takeaways
Stomach sleeping and surface contouring
Ben described the base as firm enough for his alignment while the upper foam allowed a little sink and pressure relief. He favored the mattress for stomach and back sleeping and felt he could change position without excessive effort.
This is the reviewer’s comfort judgment, not a measured firmness rating or universal fit claim. If you spend more time on your side, your shoulder and hip cushioning needs may differ.
Motion and bounce in the earlier test
The original account reports very little bounce and little motion transfer between Ben and his partner. The retained videos and sinkage photograph provide context for those observations.
The bowling-ball demonstration shows localized compression. It does not by itself produce a calibrated motion score, pressure map or durability prediction. We retain the visual evidence without attaching a newly invented rating.
Construction and the Celliant cover
The original specifications described three inches of Bio-Pur memory foam over a nine-inch support layer, with a Celliant-infused cover. The older article also repeated a manufacturer claim about falling asleep faster.
That claim is preserved as historical context, not a result Yawnder demonstrated. The useful firsthand findings here concern feel, bounce and partner disturbance; this review does not independently establish recovery or sleep-onset benefits from the cover.
Revere and AS2: a historical name connection
Amerisleep’s adjustable-bed guide identifies the AS2 as formerly Revere. That supports the naming connection. It does not prove that every current AS2 has the same cover, layers or feel as the mattress reviewed here.
Compare current specifications directly and use our Amerisleep AS3 review as separate model coverage. Keep each model’s evidence distinct rather than transferring the Revere observations across the brand.
Reviewed model at a glance
| Historical comfort layer | 3-inch Bio-Pur memory foam |
|---|---|
| Historical support layer | 9-inch foam base |
| Historical cover | Celliant-infused cover |
| Review sample | Provided free by Amerisleep |
| Retained evidence | Sinkage photo and five original video embeds |
Watch the 5 original review videos
Frequently asked questions
Was Revere the same name as AS2?
Amerisleep identifies AS2 as formerly Revere. That is a historical name connection, not proof that current and earlier specifications are identical.
Was the Revere bouncy?
Ben described very little bounce, consistent with the dense memory foam feel he reported.
Did Yawnder prove the cover makes you fall asleep faster?
No. The older article repeated a manufacturer claim. It was not an independently demonstrated result of this review.
Manufacturer references checked October 2026: Amerisleep’s Revere / AS2 naming reference. These describe current listings or model history, separately from the original test.
Check current Amerisleep models
Read the preserved earlier Amerisleep Revere review
Historical review: The following account is preserved from the earlier article. Product specifications, prices, purchase terms and manufacturer claims describe that period. They are not new test results or confirmed current offers. The updated findings above explain the evidence and its limits.
I received a free Revere mattress from Amerisleep for review. The Revere was among the older Amerisleep models when we reviewed it; current availability and sales rankings are not established by our original review. For a newer model see our Amerisleep AS3 review. The earlier Revere came from Amerisleep. It has some unique features that set it apart from the rest of the bed in a box pack. Most notably it has a Celliant infused cover and incorporates soy in its foam to reduce dependency on petroleum. Best of all it feels great!
Overview of the Amerisleep Mattress
Below is an overview of the Amerisleep Revere. It's a great looking mattress that has a very durable cover. This mattress is also shipped in a box and will arrive at your doorstep in about a week. Amerisleep has a 100-night trial period where if you don't like it in that time frame they will work with you to donate your mattress and receive a full refund.
Specifications of the Amerisleep Revere
The cover of this mattress is infused with celliant. Celliant is a fiber that claims to promote recovery by turning your body heat into infrared energy. According to the Amerisleep website, a study was done where those who slept on celliant fell asleep an average of 15 minutes faster than those who did not use celliant fibers.
Here's what the cover of the mattress looks like:
The foam layers consist of a 3-inch layer of open-cell memory foam that uses their trademark, Bio-Pur material that is made with plant-based materials.
The base layer is a standard, quality, base layer measuring 9 inches in depth. Below is a picture of the layers:
My Amerisleep Findings
The Amerisleep mattress is a great mattress for stomach sleepers like myself. The base layer is firm enough to keep you in alignment but the top layer is soft enough where you can sink in a little bit and get good pressure relief.
Here's how the layers react.
Below is a video illustrating heat retention on the mattress. I was surprised it did this well since the top layer of foam is rather dense.
The Amerisleep Revere doesn't have much bounce at all and that's in large part to the dense foam top layer.
My Amerisleep Recommendation
The Revere mattress is a great choice for stomach and back sleepers. I really appreciated the dense top layer of foam to give me some hug and great pressure relief. The base layer kept me in alignment and there was really no motion transfer between my partner and myself. I would recommend it for sleepers that are looking for a little bit of hug in their mattress but also want to move around easily at night.
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