The OTTY Pure Pro Hybrid Bamboo & Charcoal Mattress is a premium hybrid bed that uses natural materials in its design for a comfortable night's sleep. Owners mostly describe it as comfortable and supportive. This review covers how the Pure Pro is built, how it feels to sleep on, and its performance in key areas to help you decide if it meets your needs.
Materials & Construction
This mattress has a multi-layer hybrid construction that combines foam and springs. The cover is a soft-knit fabric infused with bamboo and charcoal, quilted with 2 cm of memory foam. This gives a plush touch on top while leveraging bamboo's breathability and moisture-wicking and charcoal's odour-reducing, hypoallergenic benefits. Beneath the cover, a layer of bamboo-charcoal memory foam offers contouring comfort and aids temperature regulation. Next is a layer of micro pocket springs that adds responsive bounce and improves airflow. Below that sits a high-density foam transition layer for extra support. The main core is a thick layer of 16 cm pocket springs (individually wrapped coils) for deep support and minimised motion transfer. These springs are encased by sturdy foam sidewalls (with air channels) for edge support and cooling, and the whole mattress rests on a durable foam base. The materials are high-quality and thoughtfully arranged, using eco-friendly components without skimping on support.
Firmness & Feel
The Pure Pro is medium-firm (about 7 out of 10 on the firmness scale. Initially it feels quite supportive and a bit firm, but as the memory foam warms up it begins to contour to your body. On paper that should give a balanced feel, with the tall 16 cm springs keeping your spine level while the two memory foam layers let your shoulders and hips in a little. Owners who go into the feel are split. One called it “just the right level of firmness” and another said it feels “luxurious but still firm and supportive”, but one who prefers a firm mattress found it “too firm” and others thought it too soft. I'd put that down to weight, because a medium-firm feels firmer the lighter you are. If you prefer an ultra-plush bed you might find it a touch firm, and very firm mattress seekers might find it closer to medium, but for most people it strikes an agreeable middle ground.
Pressure Relief
Pressure relief is excellent, thanks to the memory foam top layers. The foam in the cover and the additional charcoal-infused layer allow your shoulders and hips to sink in slightly and relieve pressure. One owner described that give as “just the right amount of squish without being too much”. At the same time, the pocket springs beneath provide enough pushback to keep your body supported and aligned. A few owners with shoulder or back pain say their mornings improved after switching to it, though one who bought it for back pain found it too soft and had seen no improvement. It distributes weight evenly and cushions key pressure points while maintaining good support.
Cooling
Sleeping hot is a common concern with foam mattresses, but the Pure Pro includes features to help keep it cool. The bamboo-infused cover is breathable and moisture-wicking, which helps dissipate heat and sweat. The memory foam is infused with activated charcoal to resist heat build-up. Plus, the mattress has ventilated sidewalls that let air circulate out of the layers. The owners who mention temperature are positive about it: one wrote “I've never had such a cool and comfortable sleep” and another described it as “warm (not hot) and cosy”. While any foam hybrid holds a bit more warmth than a traditional spring mattress, the Pure Pro's design keeps heat retention low. Unless you are an exceptionally hot sleeper, it sleeps fairly cool for a hybrid.
Motion Transfer
The Pure Pro's design does a great job isolating motion. The individually wrapped coils and foam layers absorb movement so it doesn't ripple across the bed. If you share a bed, you won't be jarred awake by a partner shifting around. With two layers of individually wrapped springs and memory foam above them, I'd expect a partner climbing in or out to register as a small nudge at most. There is some bounce from the springs, but the energy doesn't travel far. For couples, this means a more undisturbed sleep - you can change positions or get up without shaking the whole mattress. Overall, motion transfer is very minimal.
Edge Support
Edge support is strong on the OTTY Pure Pro. The reinforced foam encasement and robust coils allow the sides of the mattress to hold weight as well as the centre. On paper that is the job of the two Airflow side supports, which the listing says give an edge-to-edge sleeping surface. One owner disagreed and wrote that it “has poor edge support”, so sit and lie at the edge early in the 100-night trial. The sides should stay firm under pressure, meaning you can use the full width of the bed. This lets couples spread out comfortably instead of feeling crowded in the middle. The sturdy edges also suggest good long-term durability, as they're less likely to sag over time.
Suitability by Sleeper Type
Side Sleepers: The Pure Pro's mix of cushioning and support works well for side sleepers. The memory foam layers cushion the shoulder and hip, so most average-weight side sleepers will find it comfortable with little pressure on joints.
Back Sleepers: This mattress is ideal for back sleepers. It keeps the spine properly aligned and supports the lower back. One owner with lower back pain wrote “I have no lower back pain at all now, and the mattress is not sinking where I lay”. The medium-firm feel prevents the hips from sagging, maintaining a neutral posture.
Stomach Sleepers: Stomach sleepers usually need a firmer mattress to keep the hips from dipping. The Pure Pro's medium-firm feel is generally supportive enough for many stomach sleepers of average build because a 16 cm spring core at this firmness shouldn't let the hips drop far. However, very heavy stomach sleepers might still prefer something firmer for extra support.
Combination Sleepers: If you switch positions, the Pure Pro is accommodating. Its responsive springs make it easier to move than an all-foam bed. On paper that comes from the micro pocket springs sitting directly under the memory foam, which push back as you turn. You never feel “stuck” in one spot, and both the cushioning and support remain consistent as you move.
Final Thoughts: The OTTY Pure Pro Hybrid Bamboo & Charcoal Mattress provides a well-rounded sleep experience that balances comfort and support. Its build points to back sleeping first, and the two memory foam layers should take the pressure off a side sleeper's shoulder and hip. With sturdy edge support and low motion transfer added to the mix, it ticks a lot of boxes for a high-quality mattress. With a 100-night trial and 10-year warranty for peace of mind, the Pure Pro is a strong option for anyone seeking a medium-firm hybrid that suits a wide range of sleepers.
