any sleep number bed owners here?

[sdcrawls]

I sleep on a 2" thick mattress, trust me, you got it better lol, also why not try those memory foam beds? are they cheaper?

Thats solid info right there...8)

The salesmen won't tell ya that bit of info. "thumbsup"

 

[GRIMGREG]

I know they are always cast as the worst thing to sleep on for your back, but I miss my old water bed. Got rid of it after my wife broke her tailbone and bulged a disk. Just using a pillow top now.

 

[MnRockCrawler]

Ive had a sleep number bed for around a year, and I absolutely love it. I sleep with it at 65 most of the time but every now and then my back might hurt so I will stiffen it up. Its a great option to have. I used to sleep like crap before I got this bed, for years. First night I had it, It was the best nights sleep I have had since I cant even remember. I also have rheumatism arthritis in my knees and know that I have had ALOT less restless leg nights since I got this bed.
Im a single guy so I have the full sized all one chamber and have had no signs of any sagging or anything. I dont see how thats even possible since its all pressurized equally by air. It still feels like the first day I got it.

I slept in a memory foam bed for a few nights and it was to soft for me. I also didnt like how it felt slippery under my sheets, and noticed that I always felt really hot even if I only had a sheet on.

I would HIGHLY recommend a sleep number bed.