Average-Weight Sleepers – Average-weight people, especially those weighing closer to 200 pounds, may feel their hips sinking too much into the first foam layers.Lightweight Sleepers – Lightweight stomach sleepers should feel well-supported because they don’t weigh enough to sink too deeply into the mattress, allowing their lower back to remain lifted.That being said, some significantly heavier people may still prefer a firmer bed. Heavyweight Sleepers – Heavyweight people sleeping on their backs may sink deeper into the mattress, but they should still get sufficient support.The spine stays neutral, although they may feel more “in” the mattress than “on” it. Average-Weight Sleepers – The average-weight people who prefer sleeping on their back should feel their weight evenly distributed across the mattress.
Lightweight Sleepers – Lightweight back sleepers may feel like more “on” the mattress than “in” it, but they shouldn’t lack any pressure relief in the lumbar area.Heavyweight Sleepers – Heavy sleepers will sink deeper into the foam layers, but they should find sufficient support in the mattress’s coil unit, which allows the spine to stay in a healthy posture.However, those closer to 200 pounds may sink deeper. Average-Weight Sleepers – Average weight side sleepers should find the same balance of support and pressure relief.The hips and shoulders sink in just enough, but the spine stays straight. Lightweight Sleepers – This Nectar mattress should feel good for side sleepers weighing under 130 pounds.
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