My verdict
The Endy foam mattress I tested had a balanced medium feel and a quicker response than the slow memory foam many people associate with bed-in-a-box mattresses. It was easy for me to change positions, and the surface contoured without making me feel stuck.
What I tested: I first reviewed Endy in 2015 and later photographed an updated mattress in 2019. My observations below describe that older sample. Endy’s current lineup and firmness options have changed, so test results should not be assumed to apply identically to a new version.
Who may like this feel
- Combination sleepers: I found the older foam responsive and easy to move on.
- Couples seeking a balanced feel: the tested sample felt medium to me, though partners can have very different firmness preferences.
- Fans of a deep memory-foam hug: the faster response may feel different from the slow, enveloping foam you prefer.
- Sleepers needing a specific firmness: body size and position change the feel, so compare today’s available choices instead of relying on my older sample.
Inside the original mattress
The mattress I reviewed used an open-cell comfort foam over a transition layer and denser foam base. The original cover was relatively simple, without the thick stitched padding found on some pillow-top designs.
Endy’s current product page describes its current foams and lists multiple feels. Construction and firmness should be checked for the exact version and size you are considering.
My sinkage and response observations
I found the tested mattress to be a true medium. When I moved, the top foam conformed and recovered relatively quickly, making it easier to reposition than on some slow-response memory foams.
The photos illustrate the sample’s compression; they are not a standardized firmness or pressure measurement. I considered the mattress relatively breathable for foam in my experience, but I did not measure overnight temperature.
Watch my original review
The video shows the mattress reviewed at the time, not a separate test of the current lineup.
More original test videos
These earlier Endy demonstrations show previous versions, which may differ from the 2019 sample photographed in this review and the current lineup.
Current models, trial and availability
Endy’s current product listing offers foam mattress choices and the company also sells a hybrid. Its website states that Endy mattresses are made in Canada. I have not independently tested every current firmness.
Endy currently advertises a 365-night trial and 15-year limited warranty on qualifying direct purchases. Check the full current terms, region, shipping eligibility, exchange rules and any retailer-specific policy before ordering. The older 100-night trial and 2019 pricing are historical.
Some older Endy links no longer resolve; I have linked to the current manufacturer page so readers can verify the exact offering.
Frequently asked questions
What did the Endy you tested feel like?
I found the older sample medium, responsive and easy to move on.
Is the current mattress the same as the 2019 sample?
Not necessarily. Check the current construction and firmness choices with Endy.
Does CertiPUR-US certify the whole mattress?
No. The program applies to qualifying polyurethane foam, not the whole finished mattress.
Compare this mattress 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.