Our Avocado vs. Bloom Hybrid Bed Comparison for 2023

Comparing Construction (Materials & Quality)

When this latex and coil hybrid is shipped, it is compressed and placed inside a convenient box.

This 11-inch bed boasts an organic cotton cover features GOTS certified wool that is meant to naturally regulate temperature and act as a fire barrier.

• The top layer is a 2-inch certified organic Dunlop latex designed to promote airflow and provide pressure relief while helping to separate the sleeper from the support coils below.
• The second layer contains 8-inch Steel Coils that have been upcycled to reduce waste. There are 3 comfort zones provided in this layer that are meant to provide varying levels of support or compression.
• The bottom layer creates the bed’s foundation using 1-inch Dunlop latex.
• The perimeter promises enhanced edge support via reinforced coils around the outer edge of this mattress.

This product is a hybrid combining latex, foam, and coils. It is compressed for easy box shipping.

The organic cotton cover utilizes JOMA Wool™ as a natural fire barrier and temperature regulator. This mattress is 11.25 inches tall.

• The initial layer holds a 3-inch Talalay latex that has been aerated to promote airflow and bounce. This material is also meant to provide pressure relief to the sleeper.
• The second layer consists of 6-inch Ascension X® coils featuring an individually pocketed design. This design is meant to promote airflow and allow the coils to react independently to the sleeper’s weight and movements. This should allow the coils to push back and compress as needed for the right support suiting the shopper’s position.
• The final layer is a 1-inch Polyfoam that provides stability to the upper layers and reinforces the coils as they compress.
• The perimeter boasts reinforced coils designed to promote firmer edge support.

Comparing Firmness (Support & Feel)

To give you a better idea of how each bed should feel to most people, we have assigned a score to both brands that indicate where they each fall on our comfort scale. This 1-10 system promises a softer feel at the lower end, with 1 being the softest. The higher numbers would be firmer, with 10 being the firmest feel.

Avocado is ranked at a 7, which might feel medium-firm or firm to most shoppers. This may be better suited for stomach and back sleepers who prefer a firmer comfort level as this should prevent the hips from sinking, promoting proper spinal alignment. The company offers an additional pillow top that can be added to create a softer feel with extra pressure relief.

The Bloom Hybrid is ranked at a 6 out of 10, giving this bed a Medium-Firm feel, which is versatile for different sleeping positions.

Avocado is designed to provide just the right amount of pressure relief or support where you need it most through zoned comfort materials. The springs inside the Bloom bed are designed to compress individually under the sleeper’s weight, which should help keep the spine properly aligned.

Comparing Sinkage and Bounce

Lying on the Avocado mattress, shoppers will float on the surface of this bed, being held aloft in a gentle cradle that allows air to easily reach the body, which should reduce overheating. The latex in the Bloom offers, especially the softer models, offers a bit more sinkage, allowing sleepers to nestle into a deeper cradle that hugs their curves, providing enhanced lumbar support to the lower back.

Both beds are hybrids with coil systems, which means they are quite bouncy. The bounce and the quick response from the materials ought to combine to ensure repositioning is simple and easy on these items.

Comparing Motion Transfer

Because of the springs inside these products, shoppers may experience quite a bit of motion transfer. In general, most people should have no trouble sleeping on these beds, with perhaps only the most sensitive of sleepers experiencing disruptions from feeling their partner’s movements.

Avocado seems to minimize motion transfer quite well as far as hybrids go, and might be the better option for shoppers who prioritize motion control.

Comparing Edge Support

The reinforced edges around both beds promise to prevent buyers from feeling as though they might roll off the bed when lying along the edge. Either mattress should be a good fit for couples or individuals who like to sprawl out and utilize their entire sleep surface. Because of the deeper level of sinkage noticed in the Bloom, buyers seeking an extra firm feeling edge might prefer the Avocado.

Avocado vs. Bloom Hybrid Compared Side-by-Side