Awara Mattresses Review
Awara mattresses are manufactured with a focus on environmental sustainability. They’re GOTS and GOLS certified, and use organic cotton and wool for their covers along with a 4-inch layer of GOLS certified Dunlop latex. They also have a generous 9-inch layer of individually wrapped pocketed coils that help to promote air flow throughout the mattress and remove any excess pressure from the sleeper.
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Overall, we found the Awara Natural to perform about average in comparison to other hybrid and memory foam models we’ve tested. It offers moderate bounce, a little less sinkage than average, and decent edge support. Its off-gassing and durability were a little better than average as well. We’d expect this mattress to last seven years or more and hold up well over time if it’s properly cared for.
Sleepers who like a more natural memory foam feel – Because this mattress is constructed with latex, it doesn’t have the same sinking sensation of traditional memory foam. This is a good thing for many sleepers since it helps to keep the spine aligned during the night.
Lighter or average-weight stomach and back sleepers – The firmness of the Awara should help to keep the spine aligned for these sleep positions. It will be a little too soft for heavier sleepers, however.
Sleepers who want a little bit of cooling – The Awara is fairly breathable because of its organic cotton and latex materials. It doesn’t have as much cooling power as some other models we’ve tested, however.