Price – The Purple is priced around 500-600 dollars less than the Avocado.Similarly, Purple requests that you try the mattress for at least 21 days before returning it and that it is clean and undamaged. Returns – Avocado asks that you try the mattress for at least 30 days before returning it to give it time to settle in and contour to your body.Purple offers a shorter trial period of only 100 nights. If you do not like the mattress, you can return it before the end of this trial period. Trial Period – Avocado offers a 365-night trial period to try out the mattress risk-free.The Purple mattress also ships to Canada through their partner, Sleep Country Canada. The Purple ships free within the contiguous United States, with a small fee to ship to Hawaii and Alaska. Shipping – Avocado offers free shipping within the contiguous United States and in-home delivery for an extra fee.Warranty – The Avocado provides a 25-year warranty, and the Purple mattress comes with a 10-year limited warranty.It uses a combination of materials and has a moderately firm sleeping surface. The Purple Hybrid mattress is designed to fit the needs of a larger number of sleepers. The extra thick profile will help to provide better support and pressure relief compared to the standard hybrid design. In my view, if you do weigh more than 300 pounds I would recommend stepping up to the Purple Hybrid Premier 4. That being said, exceeding this recommendation will not void the 10-year warranty.

Over 300 lbs? According to Purple, there is no weight limit that the Purple will support although they do recommend 300 pounds per person or 600 pounds total. The Purple Hybrid could be a good pick for sleepers who meet the profiles below: Sleeper Weight Both are important in deciding if a mattress will be the right firmness for you. This table lists sleeper weights and sleeping positions. To expand on the ideas mentioned above, check out the table below.

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