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Casper Snow and Purple Restore are cooling-oriented hybrids with different surface materials: Snow uses foam, while Restore pairs Purple’s GelFlex Grid with coils. The exact model generation and your own comfort matter when comparing them.
Quick verdict: Start with Casper Snow if you prefer foam contouring; try Purple Restore if you want the responsive grid feel. Compare both in your usual sleep position rather than relying on a universal firmness ranking.
Casper Snow Mattress vs Purple Restore at a glance
Casper Snow Mattress
- Earlier Yawnder score 8.5
- Check current queen price
- Current advertised feel: medium
- 12-inch hybrid
- 100-night direct trial, 30-night adjustment
- 10-year limited warranty
Purple Restore
- Earlier Yawnder score 8.5
- Check current queen price
- Current advertised feel: medium
- 11.5-inch hybrid
- 100-day direct trial, 21-night minimum
- 10-year limited warranty
| Specification | Casper Snow Hybrid | Purple Restore Hybrid |
|---|---|---|
| Current build | 12-inch foam-and-coil hybrid | 11.5-inch hybrid with 2-inch GelFlex Grid and coils |
| Advertised feel | Medium | Medium |
| Queen price | Check current price | Check current price |
| Direct trial | 100 nights from delivery; 30-night minimum; eligible returns are free | 100 days from delivery; 21-night minimum; transportation deductions may apply |
| Warranty | 10-year limited warranty | 10-year limited warranty |
Manufacturer details and policies checked October 29, 2026. Prices and retailer terms vary. Sources: Casper Snow, Casper trial, Purple Restore and Purple returns.
Earlier Yawnder comparison scores
The earlier comparison reported these Yawnder scores. The model generations and variants associated with the figures are not identified on this page, so retain them as historical context rather than a verified ranking of today’s models. Comfort and performance vary by sleeper.
| Tested metric (0–10) | Casper Snow Mattress | Purple Restore |
|---|---|---|
| Pressure reliefhow much the comfort layer lets the shoulder and hip sink before the support core pushes back | 8.8 | 8.2 |
| Spine alignmenthow level the hips stay with the shoulders once the sleeper settles in | 8.8 | 8.9 |
| Coolingrelative cooling score previously reported | 9.2 | 9.3 |
| Motion isolationhow much a partner’s movement carries across the bed | 8.4 | 8 |
| Edge supportwhether the outer third of the mattress is usable for sitting and sleeping | 8.6 | 8.4 |
| Responsivenesshow quickly the surface recovers when you change position | 7.4 | Not available |
| Durability outlookpreviously reported durability outlook, not a lifespan prediction | 8.4 | 8.4 |
| Off-gassingsmell on unboxing and how fast it clears | 8.7 | 8.6 |
See how Yawnder tests. Scores are not medical measurements or guarantees of future durability.
How the designs differ
The original comparison described Snow as softer and more cradling, and Restore as more buoyant. Current manufacturer listings describe both as medium, so try the current versions before assuming the same firmness gap. The foam and grid surfaces feel different even when their labels match.
Cooling depends on the room, sheets and protector as well as the mattress. Check motion transfer and the perimeter with your partner, and compare the complete delivered price rather than a short-lived sale.
Which should you buy?
Side sleepers
Test shoulder and hip comfort on both. A medium label alone does not tell you how much cushioning you will feel.
Back and stomach sleepers
Compare how each supports your hips in your usual position, without assuming a mattress will prevent or treat pain.
Couples
Lie together and change positions to assess movement transfer, edge comfort and whether the same surface suits both of you.
Delivery, trials and fine print
Casper’s direct trial starts at delivery and includes free eligible mattress returns after the first 30 nights. Purple’s direct trial starts at delivery, requires at least 21 nights and may deduct transportation charges. Conditions and exclusions apply; other sellers set their own policies. Confirm delivery, setup and removal charges before checkout.
Frequently asked questions
- Which is firmer?
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Both current models are advertised as medium. The older Yawnder comparison reported different firmness scores, but model versions and personal preferences matter. Try the exact beds you are considering.
- What foundation should I use?
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Follow the foundation and slat requirements for the exact mattress; confirm compatibility before using an adjustable base.
- Will either guarantee a cool night?
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No. Both use cooling-oriented designs, but bedding, room conditions and individual preferences influence the result.
- Which will last longer?
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There is no reliable lifespan prediction for an individual mattress from this comparison. Review the warranty, support requirements and the seller’s terms.
For more guidance, see our sleep position and body-weight guide.
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Compare both beds against 142 tested mattresses
Sort all 142 mattresses we have tested by pressure relief, support, cooling, motion isolation, edge support, price, trial and warranty, then filter by how you actually sleep. Of those, 84 hold a complete standardized record and 41 a partial standardized record.