Simba vs Otty mattress comparison: Which one is best for you?

Top Layer:
A breathable sleep surface that enhances cooling.

Second Layer
‍Responsive memory foam for pressure relief.

Third Layer
Aerocoil® springs for support and airflow.

Fourth Layer
Edge support layer for durability.

Base Layer
Zoned base foam providing firm support.

Cover

Luxury thick knit removable cover

Top Layer

Temperature regulating memory foam

Layer 2

High density support foam

Layer 3

2,000 Encapsulated 16cm Pocket Springs

Layer 4

AIrflow side support

Layer 5

High density base foam

• Due to its layer of latex, the Simba Hybrid mattress is both responsive and comfortable, and is highly breathable.
• The layer of microcoils help to create a good level of sinkage without any pressure points being created.
• The microcoils also help to add a little more bounce than you would normally get from a foam mattress.
• The contour and hug of the Simba Hybrid mattress provides a great mix of sinkage, contour and support.
• Lighter weight sleepers may find that the Simba Hybrid mattress is a little too firm for them, as the mattress will not ‘sink’ as much to contour round them.
• Simba’s mattresses are ideal for couples of differing weight, as there is no discernable ‘roll’ towards each other whilst sleeping. However, the mattress can dip on one side over time.

• Otty mattresses rate highly for all sleepers and rate very well with side sleepers, who often find it hard to get a supportive mattress to suit.
• Otty’s two hybrid mattresses are much firmer than many other bed in a box brands, but are extremely supportive. The Flex Memory Foam does not have pocket springs, so is a little softer in feel.
• There is minimal motion transfer with all Otty mattresses as they are designed to offer the same level of support across the entire mattress.
• Otty mattresses rate very highly for supporting those who are prone to back and neck ache, with the firmer mattresses helping to alleviate the problems.