Leesa Sapira® Hybrid Mattress

A hybrid mattress combines layers of foam with a layer of springs. The springs add bounce, airflow, and edge support, while the foam layers add pressure relief, spinal alignment, and motion isolation. Because air can move through the springs, hybrids tend to sleep cooler than all-foam mattresses.

Yes. The Leesa Sapira Hybrid layers GreenFlex Foam, dense memory foam, and transition foam over 1,000+ individually wrapped springs for a medium-firm feel that works in every sleep position. NapLab named it the Best Hybrid Mattress, Wirecutter named it a top pick in its guide to the best hybrid mattresses, and Business Insider named it the best overall mattress.

Yes. In customer surveys, 86% of customers rated the Sapira Hybrid medium to medium-firm, and NapLab rated it a 6 out of 10 for firmness. It’s firm enough to keep your spine aligned on your back or stomach, with enough cushion for your shoulders and hips on your side.

Back, side, stomach, and combination sleepers. Its medium-firm feel keeps the spine aligned on your back or stomach, while its foam layers cushion the shoulders and hips on your side, so it works for combination sleepers who change positions through the night. NapLab found it works well for all sleeping positions.

Yes. Its pressure-relieving memory foam and GreenFlex Foam cushion the shoulders and hips, while 1,000+ individually wrapped springs keep your spine aligned. Wirecutter named it a top pick for side sleepers.

Yes. For lower back pain, the key is keeping your spine aligned: Its individually wrapped springs lift your hips while supportive foam layers fill in the curve of your lower back in every sleep position. Wirecutter named it a top pick in its guide to the best mattresses for back pain, and Business Insider rates it the best mattress for back pain.

Yes. Its individually wrapped springs and foam layers absorb movement, and NapLab measured 33% less motion transfer than average, scoring it 9.6 out of 10. Its medium-firm feel also suits partners who sleep in different positions.

Yes, it’s built to sleep cool. The Cool-Knit Cover wicks away moisture, the open-cell GreenFlex Foam lets heat escape, and the springs let air move through the mattress. It scored a perfect 10 out of 10 for cooling in NapLab’s independent testing.

The Leesa Sapira Hybrid is designed to last 10 years and is backed by a limited lifetime warranty. Its dense foams, including 4-lb memory foam, and individually wrapped springs help it resist sagging, and Wirecutter says it’s confident the mattress will last at least 10 years.

Yes! You can try and buy Leesa Products at your local West Elm or Pottery Barn store, or nationwide at other select retailers. To find a retail store near you, visit:

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Yes. Every Leesa mattress is made without fiberglass, in a fiberglass-free factory. Instead, they’re crafted with fire-retardant yarn and a rayon barrier. This rayon fiber, derived from 100% regenerated cellulose, creates a protective layer for both safety and comfort.

Most bio-foams start with food-crop oils that must be chemically converted into polyols—an energy-intensive process that uses only a fraction of the plant’s oil. GreenFlex Foam uses non-food crops grown on marginal land whose oil is a natural polyol, usable with no chemical conversion—putting roughly three times more of the plant’s oil to use. Its renewable content is independently verified through the USDA BioPreferred® Programopens in new window.

GreenFlex Foam has the same responsive, contouring feel as the foam it replaced. Its open-cell, plant-derived* structure makes it slightly more breathable than conventional memory foam, which helps regulate temperature across the night.