Current manufacturer details checked October 30, 2026; original test impressions refer to the product reviewed at the time.
My verdict on the original Coop Flip topper
Coop sent me its Flip topper free for review. Its two foam sides gave me a choice: the softer side felt more cradling, while the firmer side allowed less sink. I liked that flexibility for a guest bed that still has a sound mattress underneath.
This is a review of the older Flip model. Coop's current topper collection uses different product names and designs; check the exact model before buying.
My original hands-on experience
I found the reviewed topper substantial at four inches thick. The soft side added a pronounced cushioning layer, and the firm side still cushioned but felt less enveloping. The included cover and corner bands were practical: I attached the bands to a 14-inch mattress in the original review.
The bowling-ball photo illustrates one type of compression; it does not measure a sleeper's pressure relief or predict the right firmness for every guest. My original demonstration video is embedded here.
Our original Coop Flip topper video
These are Yawnder’s original videos of the product reviewed at the time. Current models may differ.
Original Coop Flip topper demonstration
Original Flip construction
| Feature | Details from the original review |
|---|---|
| Design | Four-inch foam topper with a softer dark side and firmer light side. |
| Attachment | Elastic corner bands held it on my 14-inch mattress. |
| Cover | The reviewed package included a washable protective cover; check the label and contents of any current listing. |
| Dimensions | Originally listed at 57 × 78 × 4 inches for queen and 74 × 78 × 4 inches for king. |
| Review sample | Provided free by Coop. |
The old queen price of $269.95 and the historical trial and warranty are not current offers. Verify each product's present terms.
Original Flip vs. current Coop toppers
Coop's current topper collection lists products such as the Original and Cool+ toppers. They should be evaluated on their own construction, fill, size and care; a current Coop topper should not be assumed to be the same two-sided foam Flip I reviewed.
| Option | What to compare |
|---|---|
| Older Flip | Two foam feels on opposite sides of one four-inch topper. |
| Current Coop topper | Check the exact fill, construction, cover, dimensions and return rules. |
| Single-layer foam | Compare thickness and firmness if you only need one surface feel. |
| Latex or fiber topper | Compare a more buoyant or more pillow-like surface. |
How today’s Original differs from the Flip
Coop describes its Original Mattress Topper as a baffle-box design filled with cross-cut memory foam and microfiber. Its soft, compartmented fill is a different construction from the two distinct solid-foam sides of the Flip I tried. Coop’s product page calls the Original a five-inch topper; loft and the compressed height under a sleeper are not necessarily the same thing. I have not tested that current model for this review.
What the Cool+ changes
The Cool+ Mattress Topper uses a gel-infused, shaped memory-foam and microfiber blend with a cool-touch fabric on top. It is a candidate if you like a plush filled topper and want to try a cooler-feeling surface. Cool to the touch is an initial surface sensation, not a guarantee of a particular overnight temperature; we have not independently measured the current model’s cooling or airflow claims.
Check availability in your exact size: the manufacturer’s listings and promotional prices can change. Coop lists the Original in Twin through California king, while the Cool+ selector lists Twin, Queen, King and California king at the time of this update. Verify stock and dimensions before ordering, particularly for Twin XL or Full.
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Who should consider a topper like this?
A sound mattress that feels too firm: An extra comfort layer can reduce the immediate firmness you feel at the surface. The original Flip’s softer face created more cradling in my test; how much cushioning you need depends on your weight, position and the mattress beneath it. Side sleepers can check shoulder and hip pressure, while back sleepers should check that the hips remain supported.
A guest room with different preferences: The original Flip’s reversible design offered two choices without replacing the bed. With any current product, check whether it is actually reversible; do not assume Coop’s filled Original or Cool+ offers the same two firmness settings.
A mattress that is sagging or too soft: A topper cannot repair a failing support core or reliably turn a deeply soft mattress into a firm one. Check the foundation and the mattress itself before investing in a thick comfort layer. If the support is already uneven, replacement may be the more useful fix.
People who move often or sleep hot: Thick memory foam can feel more enveloping and harder to move across than a thin fiber pad or springier latex. Cooling depends on the actual fill, sheets, protector, room and sleeper. Test the entire setup rather than assume a brand name guarantees the result.
Fit and maintenance
Start with the mattress: a topper can soften or alter its surface, but it cannot restore a worn or sagging core. Measure your mattress with the topper in place and check fitted-sheet pocket depth. Follow the exact model's directions for expansion, flipping, cover washing and foam cleaning.
Fit, sheets and protection
The historical Flip measurements in the table reflect the original listing, not a promise of today’s dimensions. For a current topper, compare its length and width to the sleeping surface and check whether any bands or skirt fit the mattress depth. Add the mattress and topper heights together when choosing fitted sheets, allowing enough pocket depth to tuck beneath the bed.
A topper changes comfort; it is not automatically a waterproof protector. If spills are a concern, choose a protector designed to fit the whole setup and check the manufacturer’s care instructions. Some people place a protector over both mattress and topper, while others use separate protection; fit and coverage are the deciding factors.
Cleaning and airing out
Coop’s current care page says to spot clean the Original and Cool+ with mild detergent, use minimal water and air dry completely. Do not assume their filled construction or the foam core can go in a washing machine. The washable cover included with my older Flip sample was a separate feature of that historical product; follow the label for whichever model you purchase.
Trial and return logistics
Coop advertises a 100-night guarantee for its current toppers on its collection page; its Cool+ listing describes free returns and a one-year limited warranty. Confirm which policy applies to the model, seller and order, including any return steps, exclusions and refund conditions. The direct-brand policy need not match a third-party retailer’s policy.
Confirm the seller's current trial, return process and warranty before ordering. An expanded four-inch topper can be bulky, so check how a return would work.
Frequently asked questions
Was the original Flip reversible?
Yes. The reviewed topper had a softer side and a firmer side.
Did you buy the sample?
No. Coop provided the original sample free for review.
Does a new Coop topper have the same construction?
Not necessarily. The current collection includes different models; check each listing.
Can I machine wash Coop’s current toppers?
Coop’s care guidance for the current Original and Cool+ says to spot clean and air dry. Check your specific product label, including any removable cover.
How do I choose the right fitted sheet?
Measure the combined height of mattress and topper and choose a sheet pocket deep enough to fit securely underneath.
Can it fix a sagging mattress?
No. A topper changes surface feel but cannot rebuild the mattress's underlying support.