Spring Air Back Supporter Mattress

Pros: Solid Firm support with a bit of spring...this model is called Carmel Valley.
Cons: hump in the middle of mattress between you and where your partner sleep.

Oh, my aching back or I can‘t get any sleep...How many times have you heard those words? I know I’ve said them at least a million times and now, with two back surgeries under my belt, so to speak, I still utter them occasionally but not for the ...

Pros: Initial quality and comfort. fairly lightweight.
Cons: Long term reliability and comfort, customer service.

I purchased my Spring Air Back Supporter Pillow Top mattress a couple years ago as a replacement for my 10-year old Serta Mattress. My old Serta started giving me extreme back pain, so I figured a mattress with the designation "Back Supporter" would ...

Pros: Sleep like a King
Cons: No peas under this mattress

When I woke up this morning I had no idea I would be writing about my mattress. I thought that the good folks at Epinions had lost their minds. Then I figured that if someone could write about the drama of bidding for used underwear on eBay then I...

Pros:

Looks comfy.

Cons:

PAINFUL AND CRIPPLING

This bed looks and feels comfy on the show room floor, but when you bring it home after about 2 weeks you could goskiing with the slopes that are in it. There is no way to say anything nice about sleeping on this mattress. We wasted 1400.00 on this ...

Pros: Used in the guest room, it will have your guests packing quickly!
Cons: Too many to list...absolute torture every night.

I actually got Spring-Air to stand behind its warranty on the first king-sized set we bought at Hank's Fine Home Furniture in Bentonville, AR.  Within a couple months of spending $1400 on this Never-Flip (should be Can't Flip) set, we ...

Pros: none
Cons: Warranty not honored.  They will find a way out of it. 

I spent time reading the other reviews.  It's exactly like all the other bad reviews stated.  I don't need to repeat everything they stated, but I will state a few things.  Believe the bad things they say and stay away from this ...

Pros: It supports the back as advertized.
Cons: Bye bye comfort

I bought a queen-size Acclaim Back Supporter mattress about two years ago. I paid $679.30 plus tax which was a great deal at a furniture warehouse clearance sale. I had been having problems with back pain and thought, well, maybe this will help. I ...

Pros: Soft, comfortable, supportive - when new
Cons: Degrades quickly, forms deep valleys, robs us of good night's sleep

We purchased our mattress 8 years ago and regretted it after less than one year. We turned and flipped it regularly; but, the pillow top quickly settled into two deep valleys, on both sides.

My wife weighs 130 pounds, and I weigh 185 pounds....

Pros: Absolutely Nothing
Cons: You name it - it was wrong

In February 2003, I purchased the Spring Air King Sheffield mattress and box spring in a king size. ...

Pros: Initial comfort, nice looking
Cons: Didn't last, warranty service

Our expensive lesson: Maybe we had a lemon, but we purchased a Spring Air Back Supporter with a 10- ...

Pros: Looks Terrific!
Cons: Misleading level of comfort and support.

Last month I purchased a Spring Air "Saffron" queen size set. One night on it and I knew I was in trouble. The first hour in this bed feels great, but then my hips begin to sink deeply into the mattress. Later on during the night, most of my body from ...

Pros: Great comfort, great support, and so far, great reliability.
Cons: Too thick for my sheets, need to buy new ones.

I read thousands of reviews on many different brands while I was shopping for a new mattress. I can therefore understand why people have given some bad reviews to this mattress and some good. It seems that with any company, buying a new mattress is a ...

Pros: Felt great when new
Cons: Durable? NOT.

In April of 1997 we proudly brought home our new Spring Air Back Supporter Mattress, confident in it's long warranty. Now, almost five years later, I will proudly set fire to it in the front yard.
We always buy King, and with this one the salesman...

Pros: firm, but not "rock hard"
Cons: has to be turned or flipped often

I bought this mattress because a friend suggested I try it. She had been using it for about a year and thought it really was helping her back. I bought the queen size. I have been using it for about two years. I would characterize the overall quality...

Pros: Felt great in the store; Euro Top is a nice compromise.
Cons: A sinking mattress that leaves you in a chasm of your own creation. Con indeed.

In retrospect, I really should have consulted this website before we purchased our Spring Air Back Supporter mattress... We began shopping for a mid-to-upper range ($800-$1200 budget) Serta or Sealy mattress, and were redirected to the Spring Air ...