Nest Hybrid Latex Mattress Review

Nest Bedding Hybrid Latex In-Depth Mattress Review 

Nest Bedding seeks to marry great quality and pricing, not an easy task during this competitive, online, direct-to-consumer era of mattress sales. And the product they sell isn’t made of cheap materials. They are green and eco-friendly and somehow priced to move. This model, the Nest Latex Hybrid, mixes natural or organic latex with foam and pocket coils for natural cushioning, bounce and support.

Nest also takes a pragmatic approach to building mattresses, freely stating they don’t think one mattress can fit everyone needs. That is why with the Nest Latex Hybrid and other Nest products, you will find a range of firmness levels so customers can choose what suits them best. They believe that by making a quality mattress in a variety of firmness options, people won’t need to search too far for the right one.

If you’re into natural materials, good pricing and performance, consider the Nest Latex Hybrid mattress.

Hybrid Latex Mattress Highlights

You will get some great features in the Nest Latex Hybrid mattress. Here are a few we love:

Adaptable to Consumer Needs

• Three firmness levels (plush, medium, firm).
• Three traditional mattress materials in one unit (foam, latex, coils)
• Ability to purchase online or in a Nest store
• Free exchanges and returns

Eco-Friendly

• Made with either natural or organic latex
• Materials are CertiPUR-US, GOTS and GOLS Certified
• Great for people with allergies
• Made and shipped for free in the USA

Regulates Temperature

• Natural wool batting inside quilted cover naturally regulates body temperature
• “Phase-change” fabrics adapt to body temperature

Sleepers the Nest Hybrid Latex Mattress Serves Best

Nest Hybrid Latex Mattress by Sleeping Positions

Back Sleepers

The Nest Latex Hybrid is best suited for back sleepers. Its pocket coil system offers just the right support needed to evenly distribute body weight and keep the spine in alignment. The latex foam also gives the surface some bounce to accommodate for the curvature of your backside, and so you don’t sink and can easily get up and out of the bed when it was time.

Side Sleepers

Speaking of curves, the toughest thing for a mattress to do is curve to your body. That is because shoulders and hips carry different weight and curve at varying degrees. But this medium-firm hybrid does a solid job for side sleepers. If you need a more of a cushy feel, simply choose the plush option.

Stomach Sleepers

Again, the medium-firm level here seems to do the trick holding the hips in alignment when you sleep on your stomach. If you weigh more and put more pressure on the mattress, we suggest leveling up to the firm option.

Pros and Cons of Nest Bedding’s Hybrid Latex

Nest Mattress Sizing and Specs

*Prices listed are standard without sales or Mattress Nerd exclusive discounts.

Nest Latex Hybrid Firmness

The Nest Latex Hybrid can be purchased in three different levels of firmness: plush, medium or firm. For queen and king sizes, you can choose a different option for each side of the body. Couples should love that.

One thing that works against foam, which, like latex, conforms to the body’s contours, is that people say they disappear into the mattress. The combination of the latex with the coils gives the mattress enough buoyancy that you aren’t struggling like a turtle on its back to get out or change position.

Nest Latex Hybrid Construction

The Nest Latex Hybrid mattresses, whether the organic or natural latex version, are made of four layers that consist of latex, pocket coils and foam wrapped in a breathable cover. The only difference between the two is that the Natural is made with Natural Dunlop and the Organic is made with Certified Organic Dunlop latex. Otherwise, they are only distinguishable by the outer cover. 

• The Cover: The cover is made up of 1/4 inch of organic stretch knit cotton or cotton with wool batting quilted with a 1 3/4-inch layer of either flex quilting or wool batting.
• Layer 1: The first layer is 3 inches of either natural or organic Dunlop latex or organic;.
• Layer 2: The second layer is a 1-inch comfort foam layer.
• Layer 3: The third layer is 6 inches of pocket coils that reach the edges of the mattress for great overall support.
• Layer 4: The fourth layer is a 1-inch transitional foam layer or latex base.

Buying Experience

Nest Bedding Trial

The Nest Latex Hybrid comes with a 100-day trial period. Nest asks that you try it for at least 30 days before you make up your mind. You will get a full refund if you send it back within the trial period. Someone from Nest will fetch it for you and donate it to a charity. Nest does have actual stores if you need to feel and look at mattresses before you buy. Find a location near you. 

Nest Bedding Warranty

The Nest Latex Hybrid comes with a limited lifetime warranty, meaning for as long as you, the original owner, use the mattress it’s covered by Nest Bedding’s warranty. 

If there is a defect that has nothing to do with normal wear and tear or misusing the mattress, Nest will repair it or replace it with a comparable Nest product. Some acceptable defects include indentations of at least 1-inch, some flaw in the cover zipper (though not from abusing the zipper), or something wrong with the stitching.

Delivery & Setup 

The Nest Latex Hybrid comes delivered for free, compressed and rolled into a box. It will be delivered within 4-8 business days. The queen size is 120 pounds so recruit a strong body to help you unpack it.

All you have to do to set it up is open the box and the plastic wrap and unfold on your solid base to watch it re-inflate. Since latex is a natural material it springs back to its intended shape fairly quickly. The company says come back after a cup of tea and it’ll be ready for sleeping in.

Nest Bedding Customer Service

Many newer mattress manufacturers rely heavily on an online profile to sell directly to consumers. But Nest still maintains actual stores with locations in Chicago, New York, Los Angeles, and the San Francisco Bay Area, if you want to see the products before you buy. You can also directly call any store, use the 888 number, or email them directly to get more information about the Nest line of mattresses.

Nest Hybrid Latex Rating and Conclusion

When you look at the Nest Latex Hybrid mattress, you might think “next level” and “new age”. The latex is either natural or organic, which is highly prized in the U.S. market these days. The fact that the mattress brings together latex, foam and innerspring coils is also a new approach to mattress building. Nest attempts to take the best qualities of each material to create the best sleeping experience for the sleeper. Then they built that mattress in three different firmness levels to appeal to as many sleepers as possible.

Nest makes a lot of different types of mattresses, not to confuse consumers, but to prove they care about different people needing different things out of their mattress. If you like options for a good price and are not afraid to try something new, the Nest Hybrid Latex is a great place to start.