Nolah Hybrid Mattresses

A hybrid mattress will serve you well if you love the cushioning feel and contouring surface of foam and latex mattresses but want even deeper support and structure.

Hybrids also offer better edge support than all-foam models, making them a good fit for couples who use every inch of the mattress or individuals who sit on the edge to get in and out of bed. They work great for all sleep positions and provide ample support for heavier sleepers. Check out our Mattress Recommendations page for more info on specific Nolah mattresses.

Individually-wrapped or pocketed coils aren't interconnected like the innerspring systems of old. Each spring is independent and wrapped in a cloth sleeve. This design increases responsiveness, limits motion transfer, and reduces noise. It's also more durable because a single damaged spring won't affect those around it.

While coil count is important for hybrid mattresses, coil count alone doesn't determine the mattress's quality or supportiveness. Coil type, gauge, and tension all play a role, and with hybrids, the comfort layers provide support as well. But as a general rule of thumb, hybrid mattress shoppers should look for models with at least 450 coils for a queen.

Higher-end innerspring and hybrid mattresses often have a zoned coil design to provide targeted support where you need it most. The coils layer is divided into sections, and the coils in each zone are specially designed and tensioned to support specific regions of the body. For example, many zoned mattresses have enhanced support and a firmer feel around the lumbar area. All of Nolah's hybrid mattresses use our HDMax™ Tri-Zone™ coil system with three zones.