Pacific Mattress Review
An all-foam bed offered in both medium-soft and medium-firm builds, using a proprietary Float Foam designed to feel responsive rather than the classic slow-sinking memory-foam feel.
Customers can press their hand into the bed and see how quickly it responds.
Our reviewerA Softer Foam Feel Without the Slow Sink
Pacific Mattress Co. sells its bed in two firmness levels — a 4-out-of-10 soft and a 6-out-of-10 firm — built around a proprietary Float Foam designed to solve foam's usual complaint: the slow, sinking feel that can leave sleepers feeling stuck in the bed.
Pressing a hand into the surface shows the difference immediately — Float Foam springs back noticeably faster than typical memory foam, so sleepers get a softer feel without losing responsiveness. The firmer version runs cooler too, since its latex core doesn't trap heat around the body the way soft foam beds tend to.
There was a small amount of smell when the mattress first came out of the box, but it faded quickly and didn't linger the way some bed-in-a-box smells do. Pacific states its materials are CertiPUR-US certified with very low VOC content.
At $899 for a queen, it lands right around the industry average — a reasonable price for a company that, being new, hasn't yet built the track record of more established mattress brands. For sleepers who want a softer foam feel that still moves and responds quickly, it's a solid, fairly priced option.
Why We Love It
- Pacific Float Foam gives a softer sleep without sacrificing responsiveness
- Sleeps cool, especially the firmer latex-core version
- Very little horizontal motion transfer
- Average priced for the mattress industry
- Made in Southern California
Considerations
- Not as responsive as a spring mattress
- A new company that is relatively untested
Our Hands-On Review
Pressing a hand into either version shows the Float Foam's quicker rebound compared to standard memory foam — it doesn't hold the imprint or slowly release the way traditional foam does. The firm 6/10 version in particular sleeps noticeably cooler, since latex doesn't trap heat the way soft foam surrounds the body and holds it close.
Barely Any Smell, and It Doesn't Linger
There was a small amount of off-gassing smell when we first opened the bed, but unlike some foam mattresses, it cleared quickly rather than lingering for days. Pacific states its materials are CertiPUR-US certified with very low VOC levels.
We Recommend This To Readers Who:
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Want a soft sleep that's still responsive
Float Foam technology offers a softer memory-foam-style top with a surprisingly quick response.
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Want a good bed at an average price
Queen pricing lands at $899, right around the industry average.
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Want a full foam bed with real support
The support core underneath the Float Foam layer holds up well according to customer reviews.
A Closer Look
Mattress Construction
The Pacific Mattress is built around three main components.
Cover
A patterned cover using CoolBrezzz technology, which Pacific states wicks heat away from the sleeper.
Top Layer
Float Foam technology, providing a softer, more responsive sleep than traditional memory foam.
Bottom Layer
Support cores that provide a firm foundation and durable back support through the night.
Mattress Cost
The Pacific Mattress lands right around the industry average, with the same pricing for either firmness level.
| Option | Price |
|---|---|
| Twin | $599 |
| Full | $799 |
| QueenPopular | $899 |
| King | $999 |
| Cal King | $999 |
Good to Know
A Comfortable, Fairly Priced Foam Bed
Pacific Mattress delivers a memory-foam feel with noticeably better responsiveness, at a price that undercuts the premium end of the category without cutting corners on materials.
