Hugo Mattress Review

How we review

Is Hugo right for your sleeping style? Our review is here to help. In it, you’ll find information from real customers about the feel, firmness, sleep quality, materials, and more. We do our best to showcase a range of customer opinions and use unbiased data. By the end, you’ll have a feel for this foam mattress and know whether or not to bring it home.

What is the Hugo mattress made from?

Layers of foam and latex make up the Hugo. Below, we look at how the construction and materials contribute to its support, comfort, firmness, and weight.

When sleeping on a Hugo, the first latex layer offers comfort and pressure relief. It gives the mattress bounce and helps keeps you cool. Latex is breathable, naturally antimicrobial, and hypoallergenic, so you don’t have to worry about a sweaty night. A handful of foam mattresses in our index use latex for comfort, but Hugo puts it on top for maximum cooling and comfort. Next comes the memory foam layer. This material contours to your body giving support where needed. It compresses to maintain a softness, and is great for deep compression relief.

Underneath the memory foam is a transitional foam. It’s made to disperse weight and help your body adjust to the dense base layer. Often, memory foam mattresses exclude this layer. However, it’s key to achieving Hugo’s balanced feeling. The last layer is a high-density foam that serves as the mattress’ foundation. It’s rock solid feel is essential for maintaining shape and making the mattress durable.

Protecting the Hugo is a two-tone cover. The top is a stretchy white rayon/polyester fabric that wraps over the sides. A smart design move that prevents uncomfortable edges. The rest of the side fabric is a sturdy gray polyester made to withstand wear and tear.

Specifications of Hugo mattress:

Weight, thickness and cost of Hugo mattress:

Unpacking and moving the Hugo is relatively easy, depending on the size. A Queen size weighs 34 kilograms when fully expanded, but every mattress comes compressed in a box. This makes it easier to move up stairs and through doors. Once you have the mattress positioned, take off the packaging and watch it expand. Then, rotate it every three months for the first year, especially if you sleep with a partner.

Compared to all-foam mattresses, the Hugo is of average thickness. At 24.5 centimetres high, it has balanced layers for comfort and support. If you prefer a thick mattress, there are other options with additional comfort layers. However, Hugo is not the thinnest design and offers a unique combination of materials.

Hugo is priced slightly under average relative to the mattresses in our index. It’s not the best value, but it does source most of its materials and labor in Australia. It’s also not going to cost thousands of dollars. The average price makes it perfect for sleepers looking for a memory foam design without draining their wallets or winding up with a flimsy mattress.

Warranty and trial length of Hugo mattress:

It’s the little things that make online mattress shopping better than in-store purchases. Similar to the competition, Hugo offers free shipping across Australia. Most deliveries are fulfilled within a week, and no areas are excluded. There are exceptions on returns. While Hugo offers free returns, some remote areas may have to pay a return pick-up fee. If you’re worried about the fee, contact the Hugo customer service with any questions.

Where Hugo falls behind is in the sleep trial. Competitors usually offer +100 nights trial, but Hugo only gives customers 90 days. It usually takes one month to adjust to a new mattress, so three months should be enough time to decide if you enjoy the Hugo. All mattresses come with a 10-year warranty and simple return policy.

What’s it like to sleep on Hugo mattress?

The Hugo’s combination of latex and foam creates a optimum firmness for a variety of sleepers. It’s softer than many other memory foam mattresses due to its bouncy latex and transition foam. While no firmness fits every person, the Hugo is a hit among partner and solo sleepers. If you’re switching to Hugo from a spring mattress, you’ll have to adjust to the firmer feel. Coming from an all memory foam mattress, you’ll notice Hugo is softer with a little bounce.

Since this mattress has more cushion than all-memory foam designs, it’s better for side and stomach sleepers. Stomach sleepers are not always comfortable on memory foam mattresses because the firm surface hurts sensitive parts. However, Hugo sleepers feel the latex before the memory foam. This material has more give and is comfortable for stomach sleepers. Side sleepers also like the latex because it instantly takes pressure off of shoulders and hips. Then, the memory foam slowly shapes to fill in the gaps.

While several back sleepers enjoy the Hugo, it may not be for everyone. It may be too soft for sleepers who need a firm surface without much give. Because the Hugo is thinner, it also lacks additional comfort and support layers. For heavier sleepers, it may not offer enough support no matter the position.

It’s common to sink when sitting on the edge of a Hugo mattress. Foam designs are not known for edge support, as the compressed foam doesn’t rebound like springs. That being said, the Hugo has better support than other memory foam designs because of the latex. It gives an extra bounce and will naturally spring as you get out of bed. While it may not be the best for people who need a lot of bounce to stand up, it does offer more support than an all-memory foam mattress.

Don’t worry about waking up a partner when moving around on a Hugo. The foam layers are great at stopping motion transfer. There is more bounce than on a mattress without latex, but it’s rarely enough to disturb a partner. Or pets that jump up and down throughout the night.

Who’s the Hugo mattress best for?

Choosing between memory foam designs can be a headache. With so many different layers and similar promises, it’s hard to decide which is best for you. While we believe the Hugo is great for side and stomach sleepers, the only way to tell is by testing it out at home. If you’re ready to try a foam mattress that’s soft with a slight bounce, the Hugo may be perfect. There’s only one way to find out for sure!

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Conclusion:

That concludes our Hugo Sleep mattress review. The Hugo mattress is made out of latex and memory foam and is suitable for a variety of sleeping styles. The Hugo mattress may be the one for you if you’re seeking a long-lasting, comfy mattress created in Australia.

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