MAXYOYO6" Extra Thick Japanese Futon Mattress, Foldable Tatami Pad for Adults, Floor Bed Roll Up Guest Mattress, Black, FullOEKO-TEX STANDARD 100

Very comfortable, tightly packed upon arrival, I recommend setting in the location it’s going to be in before opening. Soft fabric comes with stretchy sheet and clips to stay in place. After constant pressure it does sink in. Heavy and no grips for carrying. Heat was not a big issue it kept pretty cool. True to size. I don’t think it should be advertised as foldable. While it is foldable it doesn’t stay together you’d have to tie it down with maybe a rope If you roll it up. I feel like it’s not what I was looking for but it’s a good product if you’re going to keep it in one spot. I would NOT buy if you’re looking for FOLDABLE. Price a little high.

Bought this to use as a guest mattress intending to store it in a spare closet. 10/10 on all fronts for my purposes. I’m a 150lbs, 5’10” man and found it perfectly sized.I ditched the microfiber cover that came with it because I read that it was prone to tears and I can’t stand the feel of microfiber anyways. Instead I ordered a cheap mattress protector (like the kind that protects from spills) and used that to cover it before throwing on a bedsheet. Works like a charm.The mattress took about a full 24 hours to completely fluff out, but once it did it’s been very comfortable. I’ve had it for a few months and periodically I’ve had to use it as my bed for weeks at a time and it’s been very comfortable and shown no serious signs of wear.Initially I was concerned because I have chronic back pain and even purchased a hybrid memory foam mattress for my “proper” bed years ago since bed comfort was very important to me. However I’ve had no problems after sleeping on this, finding it perfectly thick and easy on the spine. I’ve had guests sleep on it for a whole week and also said it was very comfortable for them. Even more comfortable than my pull out couch bed.The biggest downside is how difficult it is to roll it back up. My spouse, who is much weaker than myself, is unable to roll it up alone. But I find it fairly simple, if tedious, to compress, roll up, and clip and tighten the fasteners by myself, and I would consider myself to be of average size and strength. Regardless it does roll up tight enough to fit into a pretty small closet and still leave room for other things, just takes a bit of work. I think that extra effort should be expected for a mattress of this thickness, though, so it does not negatively impact my review.This is a million times better than an air mattress and I would absolutely recommend.

It should be noted to follow through with the instructions of letting it inflate 2-3 days after opening, ALSO it was a super huge shift from the sofa to the futon. (My back is already pretty messed up from my sofa but I asked my significant other to test it and he said it was super comfortable!) Despite waking up randomly throughout the night, sleeping on this futon was very fulfilling and leaves the body well rested! It's almost like a firm mattress but a bit softer, not to mention easy to store when guests are over! Solid 10/10! My favorite purchase so far! <3

Ive had this ‘futon’ for six months. I bought it with the intention of replacing it with a genuine japanese futon but so far its great. You cant roll it up so i fold it in half, set up pillows and make it into a make-shift couch. Sometimes i lay on it like that and take a nap. So its not easy storage its pretty hefty and not able to fold beyond in half. I do love it though, its comfortable and as someone who has had chronic back pain my whole life, this futon has me waking up with no pain. Every other mattress ive had i would wake up feeling worse, tight. I think having a completely flat, soft but firm surface allows my body to align, my back to actually release tension and idk but it works. Im somebody who used to choose to sleep on the floor if i was violently sick. My body would just crave a completely flat surface. It may be weird to some but i do think theres something to it and this futon is great. Its thick, and changing the cover is a fair trade off to sheets. Although i started adding more layers between me and the futon because im worried about my natural oils, whatevers on my skin seeping in over time causing a smell. I air it out often, use antibacterial fabric spray as well. I love it, its not everyone’s cup of tea but i was considering a fancy $$$$ mattress before learning about Japanese futons and im so glad i did. I also use tatami mats under it. I steam everything and let them air out all day every few weeks but you have to air out the futon daily by folding it or standing it up. I feel like its not as fresh or comfy if you dont. Its also great to have the extra space in my bedroom haha. I have a tiny apartment so being able to make this a frameless convertible couch is great.

I got the queen sized mattress and ots sturdy and comfortable, both on the floor and a wire bed frame. The zipper on the cover stopped working after the first wash (but it's still soft and didn't shrink)This mattress is also much more lightweight than ones I've used in the past and I don't feel overwhelmed by it's look (as it's not bulky) or annoyed struggling with fitted sheets. It's difficult to fold though. I can only fold it in half (so that the shorter ends meet and I need to put something heavy on top to keep it that way. I don't mind though. I sleep on it every night and consider that a fair trade off from having something too thin or lumpy

We needed a temporary mattress as we figure out which one we should get for the long run! I can tell you after days of sleeping on the couch and our air mattress - this is such a game changer! This mattress is fairly comfortable and provides good amount of support. It came in a compact box and fluffed up right away. It also came with a mattress sheet cover and straps to tie it up. We have not attempted to try to put it away just yet and I am slightly concerned because this mattress is fairly thick!!! We might just leave it in our office/guest room.