Boring Mattress Company Review: Prices, Build, and How It Compares
Boring Mattress Company keeps sleep simple: quality materials, fair pricing, clear communication. The signature model, “The Mattress,” is a ten inch hybrid made in the United States with comfort foams over a pocketed coil core. Founding story: Daehee Park, co founder of Tuft and Needle, started Boring to bring mattress shopping back to practical value and straight talk.
What stands out
- Simple hybrid design with breathable pocket coils and responsive comfort foams
- Medium firm feel near six and a half out of ten for most sleepers
- Fiberglass free fire barrier with a cotton polyester textile treated with food grade salts
- Transparent spec sheet including foam densities and coil gauge
- Pricing that undercuts many big names in this category
Build and materials
Layer by layer overview of The Mattress. Each component is chosen for comfort, support, and durability.
| Layer | What it does | Key details | Certifications |
|---|---|---|---|
| Comfort foam 2 inches | Responsive pressure relief with quick recovery and easy movement | Approx three pound density, open cell structure often marketed as Energex temperature responsive foam | CertiPUR US |
| Transition foam 1 inch | Bridges the comfort foam and coils for smoother support | Approx three point six pound density memory foam with breathable open cell profile | CertiPUR US |
| Support core 6 inch pocket coils | Primary support, lift, and motion control | Queen coil count about five hundred sixty, fourteen point seventy five gauge | — |
| Base foam 1 inch | Stability under the coil unit | High density polyurethane base foam | — |
| Edge reinforcement | Better seating and usable surface at the perimeter | Encasement foam around the coil unit | CertiPUR US |
| Fire barrier | Meets safety standards with no fiberglass | Cotton poly textile treated with food grade salts, about eighty percent cotton and twenty percent polyester | Oeko Tex Standard 100 |
Prices by size
The hybrid is the signature configuration. A foam only version may be listed by the brand as an alternative. Here are current list prices from the provided data.
| Size | Foam | Hybrid |
|---|---|---|
| Twin | $499 | $549 |
| Twin XL | $549 | $599 |
| Full | $649 | $699 |
| Queen | $699 | $749 |
| King | $799 | $849 |
| California King | $849 | $899 |
Note: promotions can change pricing. Always check the brand page for current offers.
How it compares: Boring vs Tuft and Needle Original vs Nectar
| Feature | Boring Mattress Co | Tuft and Needle Original | Nectar Classic (Memory Foam) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Design | Hybrid with coils and comfort foams | All foam with proprietary comfort layer over support foam | All foam memory foam stack (12 inch) |
| Feel target | Medium firm about six and a half out of ten | Medium to medium firm | Medium firm around six and a half out of ten |
| Cooling | Airflow from coils plus open cell foams | Gel infused foam; airflow relies on foam design | Foam focused; hybrids available for added airflow |
| Edge support | Reinforced perimeter | Standard perimeter for an all foam build | Typical for all foam; better on Nectar Hybrid |
| Trial | Ninety nine nights | About one hundred nights | Three hundred sixty five nights |
| Warranty | Ten years | Ten years | Lifetime limited “Forever” |
| Best fit | Shoppers wanting coil bounce, airflow, and straightforward pricing | People who want a simple, no fuss all foam feel | People who want deeper body contour and long trial; hybrid for added support |
Quick read: Boring vs Nectar
- Feel: Boring is slightly springier and easier to move on; Nectar memory foam hugs more. Nectar Hybrid splits the difference.
- Cooling: Boring’s coils help it sleep steadier for hot sleepers; Nectar Hybrid narrows that gap.
- Policies: Boring offers a shorter, simpler trial; Nectar advertises a 365 night trial and a lifetime limited warranty.
- Value: At comparable sale pricing, Boring Hybrid often undercuts big-brand hybrid competitors while keeping specs transparent.
Policy notes sourced from Nectar’s public materials (365 night trial and Forever Warranty). See citations below.
Data at a glance
Who will like this mattress
Good fit
- Back sleepers and most side sleepers seeking balanced pressure relief and support
- Hot sleepers who want better airflow from coils and open cell foams
- Shoppers who value clear specs and fair pricing
Not ideal
- People who prefer a very plush sink in feel
- People over two hundred fifty pounds who need a firmer build with more coil count or zoned support
- Shoppers who want advanced add ons such as active cooling systems
My take after five months of use
Set up was straightforward. Off gassing was minimal and cleared in about a day. The feel settled right at medium firm. Pressure relief is solid for back sleepers and most side sleepers under two hundred pounds; combination sleepers move easily thanks to the coil lift. Stomach sleepers are fine if they prefer a slightly firmer feel.
- Temperature: Hybrid airflow kept nights steady. Noticeably cooler than comparable all foam beds in this price band.
- Motion: Good isolation for a coil bed; some natural bounce remains, which I prefer for ease of movement.
- Edge: Reinforced perimeter feels stable for sitting and sleeping near the edge. Better than average in this class.
- Durability so far: No visible body impressions after monthly rotation. Foams have kept their responsiveness.
- What I’d change: A bit more transition foam or a lightly zoned coil unit would help heavier side sleepers and strict stomach sleepers.
Bottom line: for the price, it hits the “just right” zone — simple build, honest spec sheet, and performance that outkicks its coverage.
Shipping, trial, and warranty
- Free shipping with doorstep delivery in the contiguous United States
- Ninety nine night in home trial with free return if it is not a match
- Ten year limited warranty for defects in materials or workmanship
- Optional BoringCare plan for accidental damage and spills beyond the standard warranty








