Testing out the Harrison Spinks Bordley Natural 2750 Pocket Firmer Mattress revealed quite a few interesting facets about its performance as a sleeping solution tailored to specific needs. With a firm structure, particularly due to its natural wool contents and robust pocket spring system, this mattress initially presented a supportive surface expected to align well with the requirements of someone like me, typically sleeping on my back.
This mattress, though firm, surprisingly managed to offer a comforting balance, not veering too hard despite its sturdy build—this is a notable merit because excess firmness can sometimes be as problematic as excessive softness. The temperate nature of wool played a significant role here; it helped maintain a pleasant sleeping temperature throughout the night, which is a bonus as I tend to sleep warm. Nevertheless, despite these positives, being a back sleeper of relatively average build, I found that while the mattress did support adequate alignment, there were moments where slightly more contouring would have enhanced comfort. This suggests that while it fits back sleepers broadly, those slightly on the lighter side might miss out on the 'perfect' experience, but it's still commendably close.
Tester Attributes: Back sleeper 68 kg Showers before bed
