And I have to say, this baby firmed up rather nicely. However, I decided to stick to Casper’s suggestion to give the mattress up to three weeks to reach its full potential. My new Casper mattress was so soft, that I had to exert a ton of effort to readjust or flip over since it felt like I was sinking so deep into the cushy foam. But I was shocked to find that I’d replaced my original mattress with an actual marshmallow. I immediately made my bed and started counting down the hours until I could cozy up. After getting the bed out of the box, onto my bed frame and out of its plastic shrink wrap, it popped up to its full size in an instant. I’m not going to lie, after the first night’s sleep on the Nova Hybrid, I was ready to send it back. Seriously, the Nova is the definition of plush and it’s encased in a four-way stretch fabric that only emphasizes that soft-to-the-touch feel.
Similarly, if you’re a stomach sleeper or a back sleeper who needs a certain level of support, consider Casper’s other models.
That said, if you don’t necessarily enjoy a super soft, almost sink-into-it feel, this bed isn’t for you. There are also seven zones of targeted support for a happy back, including a pressure-relieving zone under the shoulders and a touch more support in the areas where your waist, lower back and hips usually fall. Casper was able to figure out a happy medium between the two, resulting in this new hybrid design that features two layers of breathable foam and one layer of springs. Those of us who prefer to sleep on our left or right sides need a little more cushioning to avoid waking up with all those aches and pains-but that doesn’t mean we want to give up the support that a firmer model might offer. That is, until I got the chance to test out the Casper Nova Hybrid, which is specifically designed for side sleepers like me. For so long, I just thought that’s how life would be, whether I was snoozing on a friend’s blow up mattress or a hotel bed that was as hard as a rock. If you, like me, are a side sleeper, you know what it’s like to wake up after a night's sleep with achy shoulders and hips that feel suspiciously like you passed out on a block of concrete.
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