Today we've got a new product in the Sealy range and exclusive to Bensons for Beds. Called the Fairfield Extra Firm, this mattress looks to have a very niche specific audience that will see it be ideal for those with back pain looking for some orthopaedic relief. You've probably heard of Sealy before too, being one of the most popular mattress retailers in the world and the quality and workmanship they are renowned for is on full-display here.
Starting with the comfort layer which sits at the top of the mattress and information is somewhat limited, however, what we do know is you are getting a deep iFibre layer which is both soft and luxurious while aiding in driving that firm tension further toward the extra-firm segment.
Onto the support layer and you get the fantastic orthopaedic ZD Support spring unit which is Sealy's firmest layer, giving a very firm feel that will delight those of a heavier body type, or those who are looking for relief around neck and back pain. This is combined with hand tufting throughout the mattress which helps to keep everything in the right places while also adding a further firm element to the product.
Overall, while still a new product which is a bit too early for too many reviews, it's clear the product is going after the orthopaedic segment with the design of this mattress. With a low price point from a retailer you can trust and a brand that is renowned worldwide, it's clear this should be a consideration in many peoples basket.
Reasons to Buy
Purotex coating will prove invaluable for those with allergies, helping to ensure you sleep in a safe and allergen-reduced environment.
Strong edge to edge support and no roll-together thanks to the support layer.
Great price point for a limited time
Reasons to Avoid
Niche and only really going to be suitable for those who are heavier or are looking for additional support in the back and neck.
How does it feel?
Firmness of The Sealy Fairfield Extra Firm Mattress depends on bodyweight. Adjust your weight below to get an indication of how it may feel. Remember though that firmness is entirely subjective.
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