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CONSTRUCTION
The Tempurpedic Cloud Supreme is built with four distinct layers of foam, measuring up to a height of 11.5”. The bed is advertised as the brand’s “soft mattress,” so the use of both memory and polyurethane foam is meant to provide the sleeper with quality pressure relief, body contouring and sinkage. To figure out if these materials perform as they’re intended to, let’s take a closer look at the bed’s different layers. Cover – The cover is constructed from a blend of polyester and spandex, which makes for a soft and breathable feel. The material is also quite stretchy and snaps back into place quickly, ensuring that you won’t experience any bunching as you move around at night.
FIRMNESS
After taking a look at the construction of the Tempurpedic Cloud Supreme, let’s chat about the firmness and feel. I started off by applying light hand pressure to the mattress and was immediately interacting with the gentle top layers of memory foam. My hand sunk pleasantly into the material, and I could tell that these sections would provide fantastic pressure relief. Pressing in further, I encountered the firmer support layers, but didn’t experience much of a lift.
As you can see in the graph, my testers were pretty much in agreement about the firmness of the Tempurpedic Cloud Supreme, giving it an average firmness rating of 5.4. When compared to the industry standard of 6.5 for medium firmness, it’s clear that this is a soft bed.
I personally gave the mattress a 5.5 as I found its all-foam construction to make for a gentle, plush feel. As I briefly noted above, there’s not much bounce to the Tempurpedic Cloud Supreme, so you will likely feel as though you’re sleeping “in” the mattress as opposed to “on” it. This may not be ideal for back and stomach sleepers—who need a bit more support from their beds—but could be wonderful for side sleepers who will benefit from the contouring pressure relief.
PRESSURE MAP
Rather than just describing the feel of the Tempurpedic Cloud Supreme to you, I wanted to give a visual representation of where someone may feel pressure points form while lying on it. To do this, I placed a pressure map on top of the mattress and lied on my back, side, and stomach. You can see the results on the image below where pressure is represented from blue (low pressure) to red (high pressure).
Back – I felt some fantastic pressure relief in this position. The memory foam top layers did an excellent job of filling in the space at my lower back and the contouring helped to cushion my spine. Given that there is a ton of memory foam in this bed, it wasn’t super easy to change positions, so there were definitely moments when I felt stuck in the bed.
Side – Rolling onto my side, I felt the alleviation of pressure at my shoulders and hips, typical problem areas for side sleepers. The soft foam shaped snugly to the curves of my body and helped to keep me feeling comfortable in this position, even as there was some slight tension at my hips as you can see in the graphic above.
Stomach – While the graphic doesn’t totally show this, I did feel pressure on my stomach. The soft foam caused my hips to lift up and out of the bed, which subsequently sent my back into an uncomfortable alignment. Though this won’t happen with all stomach sleepers, depending on weight and size, it is something to watch out for.
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MOTION TRANSFER
If you plan on sharing your bed with a partner, you’ll want to know what it’ll feel like when the other person gets up to start their day in the morning or sneaks out for a midnight snack at night. This next test is intended to demonstrate the motion you’re likely to detect from one side of the mattress to the other. To illustrate this motion transfer, I dropped a 10 lb. steel ball from heights of 4 inches, 8 inches and 12 inches and measured the disturbance it caused: the bigger the lines, the bigger the disturbance.
SINKAGE TEST
When buying a new bed, most people want to know whether they’ll feel like they’re sinking “into” the mattress or laying “on top” of it. To visualize this sinkage, I placed four balls of varying sizes and densities (a 6 lb medicine ball, a 10 lb steel ball, a 50 lb medicine ball, and a 100 lb medicine ball) on the mattress and measured how much they compressed the surface. The variations in size, weight and density are meant to simulate different body parts and different sized sleepers.
- 6 lb medicine ball: 1.5 inches of sinkage.
- 10 lb steel ball: 2.5 inches of sinkage.
- 50 lb medicine ball: 5.5 inches of sinkage.
- 100 lb medicine ball: 7 inches of sinkage.
EDGE SUPPORT
If you’re going to share your bed with a partner and need to use the entire surface area of the mattress, it’s going to be crucial for you to consider the amount of edge support it’ll provide.


BASIC INFORMATION

- Sleep Trial: 90 days.
- Warranty: 10 years.
- Shipping: Free.
SIZE AND PRICING INFORMATION
If you’re convinced the Tempurpedic Cloud Supreme is the right mattress for you, the size and pricing information for the mattress are below.| Size | Dimensions | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Twin XL | 38″ x 80″ x 11.5″ | $2,049 |
| Full | 53″ x 74″ x 11.5″ | $2,374 |
| Queen | 60″ x 80″ x 11.5″ | $2,524 |
| King | 76″ x 80″ x 11.5″ | $3,199 |
| Cali King | 72″ x 84″ x 11.5″ | $3,199 |
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IS THE TEMPURPEDIC CLOUD SUPREME MATTRESS RIGHT FOR YOU?

- Want a memory foam feel – If you’re on the search for a bed that exemplifies a classic memory foam feel, look no further than the Cloud Supreme. It features great body contouring, excellent sinkage and all the wonderful pressure relief the material is known for.
- Side sleepers – As I mentioned throughout the review, this mattress could be perfect for side sleepers. The thick layers of memory foam help to cradle the shoulders and hips, providing these sensitive areas with ample support and relief.
- Looking to buy from a known brand – If you want to buy from a brand with some name recognition, the Cloud Supreme could be a good choice for you. Tempurpedic is a very popular company and has been trusted by sleepers across the globe for years.
FAQs
How many layers are in the Tempurpedic Cloud Supreme mattress?
The Tempurpedic Cloud Supreme mattress consists of four layers. Layer one and two are both 2″ of memory foam, layer three is 4″ of polyurethane foam, and last is 3.5″ of polyurethane foam.
What is the cover on the Tempurpedic Cloud Supreme mattress made of?
The cover on the Tempurpedic Cloud Supreme mattress is constructed from a blend of polyester and spandex. The material is also quite stretchy and snaps back into place quickly, ensuring that you won’t experience any bunching when you move.
Does the Tempurpedic Cloud Supreme mattress come with a sleep trial?
The Tempurpedic Cloud Supreme mattress comes with a 90-day sleep trial allowing consumers a full three months to try out the mattress. It also comes with a ten-year warranty.
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Summary
The Tempurpedic Cloud Supreme Breeze is a classic high density memory foam mattress. It has a medium soft feel at a 5 out of 10, where 10 is the most firm. The contour and hug is pronounced and deep. As far as memory foam goes, it’s on the cooler side. At $3,200 for a Queen it’s the most expensive mattress I’ve tested. If money is no object and you absolutely love memory foam this can be a good choice.