The Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid combines contouring foam with individually wrapped coils. This review brings together Yawnder’s earlier impressions and current manufacturer details to help you decide whether its medium feel is right for you.
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Our verdict
Consider this mattress if you want some memory-foam contouring without choosing an all-foam bed. Our earlier review described it as comfortable and supportive, with cushioning at the shoulders and hips and a balanced feel for back sleepers. Its single medium feel may not suit those who want a very firm or very plush bed, and the price is higher than many budget hybrids.
Team USA training center and the 2028 Games
Saatva reported in December 2025 that it outfitted 110 bedrooms at the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Training Center in Colorado Springs with made-to-order Full XL mattresses and bedding. Its announcement lists the Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid among the products installed. Saatva is also the official mattress and restorative sleep provider for Team USA and the LA28 Olympic and Paralympic Games. The Colorado Springs installation is separate from the 2028 Games; it does not confirm which model will be used in Los Angeles. As with any mattress, the right fit depends on the sleeper.
What our earlier review found
Yawnder’s original account described a combination of cushioning from memory foam and support from coils. It reported a comfortable, balanced feel for back and combination sleeping and cushioning for the shoulders and hips when side sleeping. It also described the surface as relatively easy to move on and the mattress as comfortable for a warm sleeper.
Those impressions depend on the version, sleeper and room. The original article did not provide comparable instrumented cooling or motion measurements, so they should not be read as a guarantee that every sleeper will feel cool or that movement will be eliminated.
Firmness and who it suits
Saatva currently calls this model medium, approximately 5–7 out of 10. Firmness is subjective: body weight, sleep position and the base beneath a mattress can affect the experience.
- Side sleepers: The foam may offer useful shoulder and hip cushioning; check that you do not feel pressure after lying in your normal position.
- Back and combination sleepers: Consider it if you like a mix of contouring and coil support without an extremely soft surface.
- Stomach sleepers: Pay attention to hip support. A firmer mattress may be a better fit if your midsection sinks more than you prefer.
- Couples: Try movement and edge stability together. Pocketed coils and foam can reduce movement transfer, but neither eliminates it for everyone.
Saatva lists a limit of up to 300 pounds per sleeper for this model; confirm the mattress and foundation limits for your setup.
Current construction
According to Saatva’s current listing, the mattress is approximately 11.5 inches high and includes:
- A quilted cover made from a blend that includes organic cotton.
- A 1½-inch AirCradle memory-foam layer and a ½-inch gel-infused lumbar section.
- An eight-inch individually wrapped coil unit with foam rails around the perimeter.
- A one-inch foam support base.
Saatva identifies the foams as CertiPUR-US certified and the mattress as GREENGUARD Gold certified. Those certifications address specified material or emissions criteria; they do not mean the mattress is chemical-free. Layers and specifications can change, so check the current listing before purchasing.
Memory Foam Hybrid vs. Saatva Classic
| Consideration | Memory Foam Hybrid | Saatva Classic |
|---|---|---|
| Feel | Medium with a memory-foam comfort layer. | Innerspring-style design offered in multiple firmness choices. |
| Support | Individually wrapped coils beneath foam. | Different coil-on-coil construction. |
| Best reason to compare | You prefer a more contouring surface. | You want to compare firmness choices and a traditional spring feel. |
Both are available in multiple sizes, but configurations, prices and feel differ. See our Saatva Classic review for more detail.
Price, delivery and policies
Check the current price for your size and any promotion. Saatva currently includes in-room delivery and setup and offers old-mattress removal when selected at checkout; confirm availability and details for your address.
For eligible direct purchases, Saatva advertises a 365-night trial and a $99 processing fee for mattress returns or exchanges. Its lifetime warranty covers qualifying defects under written conditions; it is separate from the comfort trial. Retailers may have different terms, so confirm the seller’s policy before paying.
The current product listing says compatible slats should be at least three inches wide and less than four inches apart. Confirm all foundation requirements for your specific base. To compare in person, contact the Yawnder Encinitas showroom and ask what is available to try.
Frequently asked questions
How firm is it?
Saatva describes the current model as medium, approximately 5–7 out of 10. Perceived firmness varies.
Is it good for hot sleepers?
The foam and coils are designed with airflow in mind, but temperature comfort depends on the sleeper, sheets and room. Our prior account is a personal observation, not a controlled temperature comparison.
Is the cover completely organic cotton?
The current listing describes a cover blend that includes organic cotton. Check the manufacturer’s label for the complete composition.
Can I return it if it feels wrong?
Saatva advertises a 365-night direct home trial with a $99 processing fee for mattress returns or exchanges. Check the terms of the seller you choose.
Does it require a box spring?
Not necessarily. Saatva lists compatible foundations, platform beds and adjustable bases. Check support, slat spacing and warranty requirements before using your existing base.
Compare this mattress against 142 tested mattresses
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