Leesa Reserve 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 Reserve Hybrid is Leesa’s top-of-the-line mattress, designed with West Elm. It has eight layers, including a quilted cooling cover, graphite cooling strips, three comfort foams, and two layers of springs, and NapLab ranks it in the top 7% of all the mattresses it has tested.

It has the plush, tailored feel people look for in a hotel bed: A dense, quilted pillow top you sink into gently, over two layers of springs that keep you supported. NapLab recommends it for all sleeping positions and body weights.

Yes. Its cover is quilted with a dense, fairly thick layer of foam, giving the Reserve Hybrid a plush pillow top over three comfort foams and two layers of springs. NapLab found that the dense quilting “feels excellent on the body.”

Yes. Its quilted cover is infused with cooling fibers, and the SteadyCool layer of five graphite strips just below the cover pulls 22% more heat away for 12+ hours. It earned a perfect 10 for cooling in NapLab’s independent testing.

Yes. NapLab measured 40% less motion transfer than average and scored it 9.9 out of 10, so you’re less likely to feel a partner move. Its edge support also scored 9.1, which lets you use more of the surface.

For lower back pain, the key is keeping your spine aligned: The Reserve Hybrid’s 8-inch zoned lumbar springs, with thicker 13.5-gauge springs where your hips need them, lift your lower back, while the plush pillow top relieves pressure at the shoulders and hips. NapLab felt no significant pressure points in its testing.

Back, side, and stomach sleepers. NapLab recommends it for every sleeping position at every body weight it tests, from under 150 pounds to 300 pounds.

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.

Both are luxury hybrids with a dual-spring system. The Reserve stands apart with a premium design created in collaboration with West Elm, including a houndstooth knit cover and faux-leather handles. It also adds advanced cooling from the SteadyCool layer, five graphite strips beneath the cover that pull 22% more heat away for 12+ hours.