What makes The Englander Synergy mattress so unique is the perfect blending of memory foam and 100% latex. The reason for such blending is to derive maximum comfort thru the memory foam while latex goes to support and provide resilience. But, let’s see how far it works and if it comes to expectations on a closer inspection.
Patronage of visco-elastic materials by bedding industry has made the most significant contribution to the advanced developments of mattresses ever since the inner spring technology was introduced for making mattresses. It has been established beyond doubt that this material, known as memory foam, the world over, provides the utmost comfort while sleeping. Its characteristic good qualities of relieving pressure were first realized in hospitals. It was reported that it considerably reduced the bedsores of patients who had been bed ridden for a long time.
Though latex was discovered long ago, it stated getting popular in the recent years only. It took sometime for people to appreciate its positive features. Quite akin to memory foam, it also conforms to the shape of the body of the sleeper, but very contrasting from memory foam it responds to weight only and remains insensitive to temperature. Being temperature sensitive, memory foam mattresses fail to respond to expectations in colder climates and tend to remain hard. Moreover, latex is characteristically hypoallergenic and natural latex is derived from sustainable sources.
The Englander memory foam mattress employs latex as its core, whereas manufacturers like Restonic and the Sealy memory foam mattress make use of visco elastic materials.
The underlying principle is that apart from conforming to the body shape of the occupier, latex is resilient and has better retentive characteristics than memory foam. Consequently, it lasts longer. Its other positive features include extraordinarily hypoallergenic and free from PBDE.
The exclusive Seven Zoned Sleep Technology employed for making these mattresses enables them to provide better levels of comfort, while minimizing pressure points. The zoned system is designed to sense and offer varying pressure to various parts of the body while sleeping.
There is one more plus feature that an effort is made for dissipation of heat, often a problem with many memory foam mattresses. Though the system employed is the same as by other brands, I find the solution presented in the Restonic Sensi mattress to be better. It’s the cover of special fabric that dissipates heat and not the mattress itself.
On the whole, the Englander Synergy memory foam mattress extends exceptional features to its users by way of support, comfort and durability. The perfect amalgamation of memory foam and natural latex helps to deliver excellent results.