The ViscoSoft Select High Density Mattress Topper has a medium feel that closely cradles your body in all the right spots but still feels fairly supportive, especially for a foam topper. If you’re looking to improve your bed’s pressure relief, this is a solid choice. The topper contains 2 inches of memory foam. This material conforms closely to the body, but shouldn’t trap too much heat due to small perforations intended to promote airflow and an infusion of cooling gel that dissipates body heat. A cotton cover encases the foam. You may remove and machine-wash the cover as needed. Each corner is equipped with an adjustable strap for securing the topper to your sleep surface, which prevents it from shifting when you change sleep positions during the night. Cooling Properties:As is the case with mattresses, some mattress toppers bottle in body heat and sleep somewhat warm as a result. Memory foam, polyfoam, and non-ventilated latex tend to trap more heat than other topper materials, such as down and feathers or wool. Topper softness can also play a role in temperature regulation. If you sink too deeply into a topper, this can restrict surface airflow and make you feel too warm. The Birch Mattress Topper is made from Talalay latex from sustainable rubber tree farms. The topper also contains a cover made of organic cotton and a top layer of natural wool, which regulates surface temperatures and acts as a fire barrier. These luxurious materials make the Birch Mattress Topper very eco-friendly, giving you extra peace of mind as a consumer. PlushBed’s Latex Mattress Topper is available in two different profiles and five different firmness levels to suit most sleepers. Most of our testers across different weight groups, sleeping positions, and comfort preferences found a comfortable option that met their needs, but our side sleepers particularly enjoyed the cradling for their sore joints.

The Puffy Deluxe Mattress Topper is available in two firmness levels — soft (3) and firm (7). Each option has a different feel, but both excel at cushioning your body to help relieve any pressure buildup you may experience during sleep. If the surface of your mattress tends to trap heat and sleep warm, then a breathable topper can provide better temperature regulation to help you sleep more comfortably. The best cooling mattress topper materials include ventilated latex, natural wool, and open-cell foam.A luxurious Micro fiber Topper for those of you who aren ' t quite ready to replace your existing mattress. Memory Foam: Memory foam toppers are ideal if you like to sink into the surface of your bed. The material conforms closely to evenly distribute your weight and keep your shoulders, spine, and hips aligned. For this reason, many side sleepers prefer memory foam toppers. Memory foam also isolates motion transfer very well and does not produce any noise, making it a great option for couples and co-sleepers. Although memory foam can trap heat, toppers can be infused with gel, graphite, copper, and other cooling materials to help the surface maintain a comfortable temperature. Pillow-tops and Euro-tops offer the same cushioning and comfort adjustment as a standard mattress topper, but these layers are typically offered as customization options for a new mattress, rather than an additional layer sold separately; otherwise you’d be responsible for sewing the pillow-top or Euro-top onto your mattress. verifyErrors }}{{ message }}{{ /verifyErrors }}{{

Our testers vary widely in their sleep preferences and body types and have multiple years of experience testing mattress toppers. This diversity provides us with comprehensive and inclusive data on which we base our recommendations. Breathable next generation, topper gives you extra comfort and support to greatly improve your quality of sleep.The topper is composed of adaptive memory foam that conforms to your body. It’s encased in a cover made of breathable, sustainably sourced organic cotton certified by the Global Organic Textile Standard. Elastic corner straps keep the topper in place to minimize shifting, which often occurs if you move around a lot while you sleep.