I know it doesn’t seem like it, but the job of an online mattress reviewer can get boring from time to time. Hundreds of beds have come through our doors over the years, and while they all have their nuances, the vast majority are pretty similar. You’re constantly reviewing the same things; coils, foam, edge support, motion isolation, cooling covers, celliant — don’t even get me started on that one.
There’s no getting around it; this is an expensive mattress. The Airweave 30 is available in limited sizing options, and all are up there in terms of price. I don’t anticipate many folks out there having a budget like this to spend on their new online mattress.
Airweave isn’t currently offering any discounts or promotions on this mattress, so you’ll be paying the full retail price. If you’ve got the cash to spend, and you’re looking for a super unique bed that’s firmer than anything you’ve ever tried, it could be worth it. Otherwise, you could be better off saving your money on a more accommodating option.
You are backed with some basic policies with the Airweave 30. It ships to you for free in three separate boxes, and once it’s in your possession, you get a 90-night trial period to try it at home risk-free. If you happen not to like it within that time frame, you’ll have to pay a transportation fee to return it, but if you decide to keep it, you’re backed by a 10-year limited warranty. Just be sure to use the right foundation for the bed. Otherwise, you could void your bed’s warranty.
Ultimately, the Airweave 30 is one of the most interesting beds I’ve ever tested. Though it wasn’t necessarily my cup of tea, I can see strict back and stomach sleepers looking for an ultra-firm option with a responsive, firm feel really preferring this mattress — that is, if you have the money to spend up for it.
You might like the Airweave 30 mattress if:
You might not like the Airweave 30 bed if:
In addition to the Airweave 30, the brand also has a few more mattresses for you to consider. There’s the Airweave mattress, which is pretty much the brand’s flagship bed that’s a bit more affordable. Then, you have two more premium options known as the Airweave 50 and the Airweave 70. These beds have thicker profiles and incorporate more comfort elements, making them softer than the 30.
Airweave 30 vs. Original Purple
These two mattresses are some of the most unique beds you can find online, and for good reason. Both have proprietary materials used for comfort. In the case of the Airweave 30, it’s AirFiber. For Purple, it’s the GelFlex Grid. These materials give them distinctly feels that are also pretty different. The AirFiber provides a lot of support and sturdiness but not much pressure relief, making the Airweave 30 a truly firm bed. The GelFlex Grid found within the Original Purple gives the bed equal parts support and pressure relief. This factor makes this option a bit softer at a proper medium on our scale.
Airweave 30 vs. Titan Plus
When it comes to firm online beds, these are probably two of the firmest I’ve tested so far. Both are around a proper firm on our scale but for completely different reasons. The AirFiber in the Airweave 30 gives the bed a substantial amount of pushback and resistance. For the Titan Plus, its thicker gauge coils and firm comfort panels give the bed its truly firm profile. The Titan Plus is much more affordable than the Airweave 30, but both beds are great options for primary back and stomach sleepers looking for firmer mattresses.
While the AirFiber material may seem superficial at first glance, there’s a lot more to this stuff than meets the eye. Firstly, it’s completely washable, so you can actually rinse the material if it happens to get dirty. This makes it hypoallergenic, as there’s not much surface area for allergens or bacteria to accumulate on. Given its semi-weaved design, this material is also super breathable, which provides a nice advantage for hot sleepers seeking a cooler-sleeping bed. Lastly, the firmness of the AirFiber blocks varies from side to side, so you can flip them over or rotate them around the mattress, making the bed quite customizable.
Though there’s a bit of a setup process with this mattress, I still think it’s pretty straightforward and easy. Our team assembled this bed in just around 20 minutes. We think most people should be able to put this bed together with no issues at all.
