Memory Foam Hybrid vs Loom & Leaf: which Saatva mattress should side sleepers buy in the Presidents’ Day sales?
Should you buy the Memory Foam Hybrid vs Loom & Leaf mattress in Saatva's Presidents' Day sales?
Type: Hybrid
Firmness: Medium to firm (7.5-8/10)
Height: 11.5"
Sizes: Twin, twin XL, full, queen, king, Cal king, split king
Benefits: 365-night trial|free white glove delivery|Lifetime warranty
Price (MSRP): from $1,349 at Saatva
Type: Memory foam
Firmness: relaxed firm (5-7), firm (8)
Height: 12"
Sizes: Twin, twin XL, full, queen, king, Cal king, split king, split Cal king
Benefits: 365-night trial|free white glove delivery|Lifetime warranty
Price (MSRP): from $1,899 at Saatva
The Memory Foam Hybrid and Loom & Leaf mattresses are luxury Saatva beds that use memory foam to provide pressure relief to side sleepers. Both are now on sale thanks to a Presidents' Day deal that will help you save $400 on all mattresses over $1,000 at Saatva, but what are the key differences between the Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid vs Saatva Loom & Leaf mattresses?
While the Saatva Classic may be the star of this year's best mattress guide, Saatva has plenty of other luxurious mattresses worth buying. The Memory Foam Hybrid, for instance, is the brand's most affordable mattress, while the Loom & Leaf use a memory foam design to provide comfort to side sleepers.
But which should you buy in the early Presidents' Day mattress sales? In this Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid vs Saatva Loom & Leaf comparison guide, we'll help you decide which bed is the best mattress for side sleepers to buy now the Saatva Presidents' Day mattress sales have arrived.
Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid vs Loom & Leaf mattress: Price
- Both come with a one-year trial, a forever warranty, and free delivery
- Both are $400 off thanks to a sitewide Presidents' Day sale
- A queen Hybrid is now $1,599; a queen Loom & Leaf $2,599
As with all the best Saatva mattresses, both the Memory Foam Hybrid and Loom & Leaf come with generous extras: a 365-night sleep trial, a lifetime warranty, and free white glove delivery that includes old mattress removal and room set-up (important as, unlike the best mattresses in a box, Saatva beds are delivered flat.). The only downside is that, if during your trial you decide this Saatva mattress isn't right, there is a return fee.
Thanks to this month's Saatva mattress sale, both the Memory Foam Hybrid and the Loom & Leaf are $400 off all sizes. As the cheapest mattress of Saatva's line-up, a Memory Foam Hybrid now has a starting price of $949, with a queen reduced to $1,599 (was $1,999).
The Loom & Leaf, on the other hand, sits somewhere in the middle of Saatva's mattress collection in terms of price. A queen is now $2,599 down from $2,999, making it $1,000 more expensive than a queen Memory Foam Hybrid.
Memory Foam Hybrid Mattress: was from $1,349 $949 at Saatva
The Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid is Saatva's cheapest mattress (but it is still a premium bed.) The $400 off sale if the best deal we see on the Memory Foam Hybrid, reducing a queen from $1,999 to $1,599. Extras include free white glove delivery, a lifetime warranty and a 365-night sleep trial.
Loom & Leaf Mattress: was from $1,899 $1,499 at Saatva
The Saatva Loom & Leaf is now $2,599 (MSRP:$2,999) thanks to a $400 discount — although it's worth noting this mattress has undergone a fairly major price hike recently and now costs the same as the upgraded Saatva Contour5 Mattress. Extras include a 365-night sleep trial, lifetime warranty, and free installation and old mattress removal.
Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid vs Loom & Leaf mattress: Design and materials
- Memory Foam Hybrid Mattress is made of both springs and foams
- Loom & Leaf is an all-foam mattress
- Both feature a lumbar crown support zone
The main difference between the Memory Foam Hybrid and Loom & Leaf is the design. The former has a memory-foam-and-spring hybrid design (hence the name) while the Loom & Leaf is all foam.Both have five internal layers ( and six overall if you count their antimicrobial organic cotton covers), with the Loom & Leaf standing just 0.5" taller.
Like the best hybrid mattresses, the Memory Foam Hybrid uses individually wrapped coils near the bottom of the mattress for greater airflow and support, while the top layers are made from foam for contouring comfort. The Memory Foam Hybrid also features high-density foam rails to provide edge support and a layer of base foam for overall stability.
Meanwhile, the Loom & Leaf uses high-density and durable foam layers for support at the base, with upper contouring memory foam layers for pressure relief. Like the best memory foam mattresses, the top foam layers are infused with cooling gel to offset the heat-trapping tendencies of memory foam.
Both mattresses have quilted tops for plush pressure relief (and a luxurious finish.) They also both feature a gel-infused lumbar support core. This is a layer of zoned memory foam that provides extra support and relief to the lumbar region.
Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid vs Loom & Leaf mattress: Support and comfort
- Loom & Leaf comes in two firmness levels: Relaxed Firm and Firm
- Memory Foam Hybrid is only available in medium firm
- Both have excellent pressure relief
When we tested both mattresses for our Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid mattress review and the Saatva Loom & Leaf mattress review, we were impressed by how they suit all sleep positions, including side sleeping. They both excel at pressure relief, cushioning the touch points to prevent numb arms and painful shoulders.
We should point out that, as it's available in two firmness levels, the Saatva Loom & Leaf can be slightly softer than the Memory Foam Hybrid — or even firmer. We tested the Relaxed Firm and rated it seven out of 10 on the firmness scale (with 10 indicating rock hard.) Our testing team rated the Memory Foam Hybrid a slightly firmer 7.5-8 out of 10. We expect the Firm Loom & Leaf to be harder again.
In terms of temperature regulation, the Memory Foam Hybrid's airflow-boosting springs mean the bed sleeps much cooler than the all-foam Loom & Leaf, which we found to trap heat. For an all-foam Saatva bed with a cooler feel, check out our Saatva Contour5 Mattress review.
As for motion isolation, both scored high in our motion transfer tests, but the Loom & Leaf scored slightly better. However, the Memory Foam Hybrid has better edge support.
Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid vs Loom & Leaf: Which to buy
Buy the Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid if...
✅ You want more support: Our testers were impressed with how sturdy the edges were, while the firmer feel is great if you don't want a plush mattress that hugs the body.
✅ You're on a tight budget: The Memory Foam Hybrid is the cheapest adult Saatva mattress, and it's $1,000 cheaper for a queen than the Loom & Leaf.
✅ You sleep hot: The springs boost airflow and bring greater breathability for a cooler night's sleep.
Buy the Saatva Loom & Leaf if...
✅ You want something plusher: The all-foam design means that the Saatva Loom & Leaf prioritizes pressure relief. It gently 'hugs' the body to cushion the places you press into the bed.
✅ You share a bed: The Loom & Leaf scored high in our motion isolation tests, making it a great option if your share a bed with a restless sleeper.
✅ You have back pain: The Loom & Leaf provides lumbar support and pressure relief, with our lead tester seeing a major improvement in her lower back pain.
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Frances Daniels is a PPA-accredited journalist and Sleep Staff Writer at Tom's Guide with an MA in Magazine Journalism from Cardiff University. Her role includes covering mattress and sleep news and writing sleep product reviews and buyer's guides, including our Best Hybrid Mattress 2024 guide. She is hugely interested in the relationship between good sleep and overall health, interviewing a wide array of mattress and sleep experts to create well-informed articles about important topics such as nutrition, sleep disorders (from sleep apnea to night terrors), lucid dreaming, sleep hygiene, and mattress care. She is also our specialist on mattress toppers — producing mattress topper reviews and taking care of our Best Mattress Toppers 2024 guide — and takes the lead on all content related to fiberglass-free mattresses for a clean, non-toxic sleep.