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Those closer to 130 pounds should get sufficient support, but those closer to 230 pounds may want to look for a firmer bed.

Average Weight Sleepers – Average-weight stomach sleepers may experience this bed differently depending on their exact weight.

The bed should feel slightly firmer to people who weigh under 130 pounds, which is good for stomach sleepers since this position typically requires more support.

Lightweight Sleepers – Lightweight stomach sleepers should enjoy the mid-range firmness of the Casper Hybrid.

The back should be “on” the mattress, but the shoulders may feel more “in” the upper layer.

Heavyweight Sleepers – Heavy back sleepers may find that their shoulders sink too deeply since the foam is softer in this area.

Average Weight Sleepers – Average-weight back sleepers should like Casper’s three zones of support that uses softer foam around the shoulders and firmer foam for the lumbar region.

However, some may find this mattress too firm for their liking.

Lightweight Sleepers – Lightweight back sleepers should like how the top foam layer contours to their curves without sacrificing lumbar support.

However, those closer to 230 pounds who prefer a softer mattress should like how the Casper Hybrid feels. Heavyweight Sleepers – Significantly heavier side sleepers might sink too deeply into this bed, which can throw the spine out of alignment and create pressure buildup in the hips.The bed’s firmer feel also helps with spine alignment in this position.

Average Weight Sleepers – Average-weight side sleepers, especially those who weigh around 170 pounds, should find enough sinkage and pressure relief in the Casper Hybrid.They don’t weigh enough to activate the foam and sink sufficiently for optimal pressure relief. Lightweight Sleepers – Lightweight side sleepers may find the AirScape™ foam too firm to hug their shoulders and hips properly.