The Big Fig Mattress is constructed for heavier individuals, with firm support and a high weight capacity for the bed and the included foundation.
Category
Product Information
Best for
Heavy individuals, back and stomach sleepers
Available sizes
Twin, Twin XL, Full, Queen, King, Cal King
Mattress type
Hybrid; pocket coils and three foam layers
Firmness (1 softest to 10 firmest)
7
Motion isolation (1 awful to 10 best)
6
Heat dissipation (1 traps heat to 10 stays cool)
6
Edge support (1 awful to 10 best)
10
Trial period
120 nights
Warranty
20 years
Weight
116 pounds
Thickness
13 inches
Shipping and returns
Free shipping, free returns
White-glove delivery and old mattress removal
$199 + $50 for mattress removal
Showroom availability
No
Pros: Outstanding edge support, good heat dissipation, sound motion isolation, long warranty, 1,100-pound weight capacity, above-average firmness
Cons: May not be comfortable for lightweight side sleepers, hard to lift and move
The Big Fig Mattress can support 1,100 pounds and comes with a foundation that holds 1,200 pounds. The mattress is firmer than average, allowing heavier side sleepers to sink in enough to keep your spine aligned while still feeling supported.
Setup took some effort since the Big Fig weighs more than most mattresses. I recommend airing the bed out before sleeping on it, as the initial odor took a day to dissipate.
The Big Fig comprises three layers of CertiPUR-US certified foams to promote durability, edge support, and airflow. It gets more durability and support from the individually wrapped coils. And the mattress is covered with a cooling fabric.
Thanks to its exceptional edge support, I felt just as comfortable on the edge of the Big Fig as I did in the middle. Couples will also appreciate the impressive balance of bounce and motion isolation. The motion dampening felt adequate, though it failed our motion transfer test.
