Signature Hybrid
Three firmness choices with responsive hybrid support.
- Published feel
- Soft, medium, firm
- Queen snapshot
- $1,098.75
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Queen prices · September 2026 snapshots
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Three firmness choices with responsive hybrid support.
On paper, Spartan is differentiated more by its cover and foam package than by a radically different hybrid structure.
On paper, this is a step-up cooling hybrid for shoppers who want dense foams and a zoned coil core.
The added foam depth and zoned layer suggest a more cushioned, substantial interpretation of the standard ThermoBalance.
The latex layer should give the LX a quicker, more buoyant response than a memory-foam-led sibling, based on the material design.
On paper, this is the fullest-featured ThermoBalance configuration for shoppers seeking latex response plus a deep foam stack.
Compare it with The One when you like a foam mattress but want additional surface cushioning.
A useful starting point if you want a coil core without moving directly to the Max tier.
The zoning and comfort layers are the reasons to compare it with Dream.
Consider it if you want a hybrid and are specifically comparing cooling-oriented materials.
Compare it with Snow when both zoning and temperature-oriented construction matter.
The One is the simpler Casper option for a foam-focused budget.
Consider it for a more spring-responsive take on Cocoon.
A simpler coil-free Cocoon comparison.
The two queen price points make the coil-system upgrade the main on-paper decision, with firmness choice adding no separate displayed price premium within each build.
On paper, Ethos is the clearest Diamond option here for shoppers who want latex and organic cotton in a conventional one-sided hybrid format.
Based on the material stack, Generations is the most traditional luxury build in this batch, with latex and two coil stages rather than a removable or flippable comfort system.
Based on its mirrored two-sided design, the Classic appears best suited to shoppers who want regular flipping and consistent firmness rather than an adjustable comfort layer.
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