Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:http://www.hastens.com/en-us/?gclid=CNTLxZjV_74CFQEdOgodYBoAMA

The best bed by far.

Yeah I can't morally spend that kind of money on a bed.

Morally? So now my morals are in question?

This place is hilarious. If you want the best...that is the best. I don't see any mentions of beds that are morally priced in the OP.

Anonymous wrote:http://www.hastens.com/en-us/?gclid=CNTLxZjV_74CFQEdOgodYBoAMA

The best bed by far.

Yeah I can't morally spend that kind of money on a bed.

http://www.hastens.com/en-us/?gclid=CNTLxZjV_74CFQEdOgodYBoAMA

The best bed by far.

Anonymous wrote:We have a Hastens. Absolutely one of the most expensive things in the house but I wouldn't trade it for a new car.

http://www.hastens.com/

We have the Hastens 2000T but the less expensive Luxuria is still lightyears ahead of other more well-known brands.

http://www.hastens.com/en-us/THE-COLLECTION/Continental-beds/2000TII/
http://www.hastens.com/en-us/THE-COLLECTION/Continental-beds/Luxuria/

Hope that helps

We have a Hastens. Absolutely one of the most expensive things in the house but I wouldn't trade it for a new car.

http://www.hastens.com/

Simmons.

Original Mattress Factory. Love that they publish their prices online as well-- no slick mattress salesmen pitching you the "deal" of the week.

Consumer Reports recently (last 6 mo or so) did a report on this. Unfortunately I don't remember the results, but I do remember that the bob's discount furniture got surprisingly good reviews.

Simmons

And by traditional I mean, non-viscoelastic foam (for example, TempurPedic). Who truly makes the best mattress in terms of sleep, quality, and durability? We presently have a Stearns and Foster and I am not all that impressed.

It has been difficult to find impartial answers on the Internet, as the industry has managed to optimize search engines to return authoritative-looking articles that in reality are just marketing...