Brooklyn Bedding Reviews
Four inches of Talalay and Dunlop latex over a support-foam base deliver bounce, cooling and confident support without a hint of memory foam.
The only bed that has more bounce would be an original spring mattress.
Our reviewerBounce and Support, Built Entirely From Latex
Brooklyn Bedding sells three firmness levels, and we focused our testing on the medium — a 6-out-of-10 firmness, flanked by a softer 4/10 and a firmer 8/10 option. What makes it unusual is the construction: four inches of latex on top with no memory foam at all, the first mattress of its kind we'd tested.
That latex-forward build gives the bed a bouncy, firm feel — the only mattress with more bounce would be a true spring bed — while the 2-inch Talalay top layer still keeps things comfortable. We expected less sinkage given how much latex sits up top, but the mattress still cups the sleeper well and we found no reports of discomfort.
Cooling was a clear strength: the four inches of latex absorb almost no heat, making this a strong pick for hot or humid bedrooms. We also found no reports of off-gassing or odor, so sleepers should be comfortable on it as soon as it reaches full shape.
Brooklyn Bedding builds and sells its own mattresses, cutting out the middleman to pass savings to the customer and fund higher-quality materials at the same price point. Customer support was consistently pleasant and attentive whenever we reached out.
At $750 for a queen with $50 off available, a 120-night trial and a 10-year warranty, this is an easy recommendation. We'd point lighter sleepers toward the soft version and heavier sleepers toward the firm one, but the medium struck a genuine balance for us.
Why We Love It
- Bouncy, supportive all-latex feel with no memory foam
- Sleeps cool with virtually no heat retention
- No noticeable off-gassing or odor
- 120-night trial and free 3-4 day shipping
- Made in the USA with a 10-year warranty
Considerations
- 2 inches of sinkage, more than expected given how latex-forward the build is
- No memory foam in the construction — sleepers who prefer a slow-sink foam feel may want a different bed
Our Hands-On Review
The top two inches of Talalay latex are what give this mattress its signature bounce, with a second 2-inch Dunlop latex layer underneath adding a slightly firmer layer of support and comfort before six inches of high-density foam close out the build.
Its lively, responsive feel also made it a standout for couples in our testing — a mattress that pushes back rather than absorbing every movement.
Built for Hot Sleepers
The 4 inches of latex absorb almost no heat, which made this one of the coolest-sleeping mattresses we tested and a strong fit for hot or humid climates.
We Recommend This To Readers Who:
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Want bounce without memory foam
This is a fully latex comfort system, with none of the slow-sink foam feel.
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Sleep hot
The all-latex top layer absorbed almost no heat in our testing.
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Value a US-made bed with a long warranty
10-year warranty, 120-night trial and free 3-4 day shipping.
A Closer Look
The Anatomy of an All-Latex Build
Four layers combine to give the Brooklyn Bedding mattress its bounce, cooling and support.
Top Layer
2 inches of Talalay latex, providing the bounce and cooling.
Middle Layer
2 inches of Dunlop latex, slightly firmer than the Talalay, adding support.
Bottom Layer
6 inches of high-density support foam.
Brooklyn Bedding Price
The mattress is available with $50 off through our link, plus a lengthy trial and warranty.
| Option | Price |
|---|---|
| QueenPopular | $750 |
Good to Know
A Bouncy, Cool-Sleeping Mattress Built to Last
The four inches of latex provide just the right comfort and bounce, and this was one of the cooler mattresses we've tested — a nice blend of firmness and comfort backed by a 120-night trial.
