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Greywing Mattress Review

An Australian mattress-in-a-box blending open-cell latex cooling with a firmer, minimal-motion-transfer feel.

Expert Rating 9/10
Firmness6/10
Sinkage2 inches
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A unique feel that is softer, yet firm.

Our research
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The Verdict

A Firmer Bed That Still Keeps Its Cool

Greywing is a newer Australian mattress-in-a-box contender, positioned alongside beds like the Ecosa. Our research found it lands at a 6 out of 10 on firmness, with a distinctive feel that manages to be softer yet firm — a hard combination for any mattress to pull off.

Customers reported very little motion transfer between sleepers, which is notable for a firmer mattress. High-density foam in the base gives it the support it needs without piling on undue pressure, and sinkage measures a moderate 2 inches.

Temperature is where Greywing puts real effort: an open-cell latex top layer and a temperature-adaptive cover fabric work together to pull heat away from the sleeper, delivering a comfortable sleep even in warmer conditions. Customers did report a slight bit of off-gassing, which is typical for mattress-in-a-box and dissipates after a few hours of airing out.

It costs more than the comparable Ecosa, but a large base of customers stand by it, and a 100-night, hassle-free trial removes most of the risk of trying it for yourself.

Pros

Why We Love It

  • Distinctive feel that balances softness with real firmness
  • Minimal motion transfer between sleepers
  • Open-cell latex and adaptive cover fabric keep it cool
  • Meets Australian and European material standards
  • 100-night trial, free Australian shipping, 15-year warranty
Cons

Considerations

  • Costs more than the comparable Ecosa mattress
  • Slight off-gassing reported on unboxing

We Recommend This To Readers Who:

  • Sleepers wanting a firmer feel

    The 6/10 firmness suits those who prefer a slightly firmer mattress.

  • Hot sleepers

    Open-cell latex and a temperature-adaptive cover work to keep the bed cool.

  • Couples

    Reported minimal horizontal motion transfer between sleepers.

Craftsmanship

Greywing Mattress Construction

Three layers built around cooling open-cell latex and a supportive high-density base.

1 MATTRESS COVER — A temperature-adaptive fabric designed to regulate heat and create airflow away from the sleeper.
2 TOP LAYER — 4cm of natural latex with open-cell design technology that pulls heat away.
3 MIDDLE LAYER — 4cm of natural memory foam that distributes pressure evenly and conforms to the body.
4 BOTTOM LAYER — 16cm of high-density foam providing the mattress's core support.
1

Mattress Cover

A temperature-adaptive fabric designed to regulate heat and create airflow away from the sleeper.

2

Top Layer

4cm of natural latex with open-cell design technology that pulls heat away.

3

Middle Layer

4cm of natural memory foam that distributes pressure evenly and conforms to the body.

4

Bottom Layer

16cm of high-density foam providing the mattress's core support.

Mattress Cost

Greywing runs a bit higher than comparable Australian mattress-in-a-box brands, with a $50 discount available.

OptionPrice
Twin $795
Double $1,095
King $1,295

Good to Know

Shipping Free Within Australia
Trial 100 Nights
Warranty 15 Years
Discount $50 Off
The Bottom Line Conclusion:

A Well-Supported, Cool-Sleeping Bed Worth the Try

Customers agree the Greywing delivers a well-supported, cool night's sleep, and the 100-night hassle-free trial makes it easy to find out for yourself.

9 Out of 10
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