( Read more about the Saatva Classic in our innerspring-mattress guide.) As with the Loom & Leaf, the Saatva Classic has a 365-day trial, though a $100 "processing fee" applies to all returns. Finally, the foam encasement makes the Saatva’s edges inherently less durable than those on a mattress with a coil perimeter, but we haven’t yet spotted complaints about sagging edges. We’ve also noticed that the Saatva Classic offers less motion isolation than the Leesa Sapira Hybrid-if you’re a light sleeper and you share a bed with someone who moves around a lot, this mattress might not be an ideal choice.
Body indentations may be a bigger issue if you weigh more than 200 pounds as with any plush-surfaced mattress, it’s especially important that you rotate it at least every six months. Flaws but not dealbreakers: Euro tops-mattresses with pillowy padding sewn beneath the surface of the mattress, as in the Saatva Classic-are at greater risk of developing body impressions, but it’s a necessary compromise if you want an innerspring with some cushiness.
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