Interior Build

The Idle Plush has been created, keeping softness at the forefront. The mattress has a couple of comfort layers that contour themselves according to the body and lets the sleeper sink into the bed. The mattress also has a cooling buoyancy foam. It is something that gives good pressure relief that you want from memory foam. It also provides some great cooling features that help you to rest easily without getting too warm.

 

Cover Quality 

The Idle Plush has an ice fabric cover. The cover has the cooling buoyancy foam and the cooling gel built-in. These work together to dispel the body heat and stop the sleeper from getting too warm while sleeping.

 

Usage Experience 

The Idle Plush is a mattress that does very well with pressure relief. It helps to ease tension at spots that tend to develop aches and pains. These include the lower back, hips, and shoulders. The Idle Plush has some decent edge support as well. Any mattress that has good edge support will not sink when a person sits or rolls onto the edges of the bed. This is very helpful when sitting on the bed to get ready or spread out while sleeping with a partner. The bed was tested with people rolling on the sides to see if the edges would support the person. The foam layers do sink a little when people sit on the edge. It did not completely give way. But it was unable to hold its shape in a thoroughly satisfactory manner. All in all, the edge support in the Idle Plush is average.

 

Motion transfer is the amount of motion that transfers from one side of the bed to the other. You may be a light sleeper who sleeps with another person. Then you should look closely into this area to get undisturbed sleep at night. A steel ball was dropped on the mattress from several heights to check the motion transfer. The heights were used to enact different scenarios virtually. The lowest height drop represented a partner turning and tossing the whole night. The middle height drop meant a partner getting up at night. The highest height drop represented a partner jumping on the bed. The Idle Plush passed our tests quite successfully. It had a good performance in motion isolation. The thick memory foam layers are great at silencing motion after getting disturbed for a few seconds. So, The Idle Plush has good enough motion isolation for you if you do not get disturbed by the first movement in the mattress.

 

Comfort Factor 

The feel of the mattress is no doubt the most crucial question of this review. Let us go through the firmness of the bed to find out more about the comfort levels. You may have your liking for hardness in mattresses. The person’s shape, weight, etc., are crucial factors determining a comfortable firmness level. A person who sleeps on his back will prefer a different kind of mattress than a person who sleeps on his stomach. The Idle Plush can be ranked as a medium-hard on the firmness scale. However, it is a little softer than the industry definition of medium-hard. Strictly, the mattress has a firmness level between medium and medium-hard.

 

The Idle Plush does an excellent job of removing tension from the body for side and back sleepers. We feel that it is on the softer side for stomach sleepers. They will think that their hips sink into the bed a lot. People can get the feeling of being stuck in the bed due to the levels of softness. This can make it pretty tough to change sleeping positions at night. So, it is not going to be the top selection for combination sleepers.

 

Conclusion 

The Idle Plush has been created with many soft foam layers. These have been formed to keep the sleeper cool through their entire sleep cycle. The mattress has pressure-relieving layers that remove the pains and aches that many people get while sleeping. It is also amazing for people who love the sinking feeling of memory foam. These factors make it one of the best plush gel mattresses in the market.