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Discover our in-depth Spring Air Triumph Plush review, including lab-tested scores for support, pressure relief, and more. We compare it to top hybrids like TQX and Casper, revealing better options for side sleepers seeking plush comfort without breaking the bank.
Quick Pick
For the best plush-like feel with superior support and a generous trial, go with the TQX Queen Mattress. Check current price.
Plush innerspring mattresses like the Spring Air Triumph Plush promise a soft, cloud-like sleep surface ideal for side sleepers who crave pressure relief at the shoulders and hips. Priced around $699 for a queen, this pillowtop model aims to deliver cozy comfort without sacrificing too much support. But does it live up to the hype in real-world testing?
In our lab evaluations, the Spring Air Triumph Plush earned a composite score of 62/100, performing adequately across key metrics but failing to stand out. It's a solid entry-level option for budget shoppers, yet modern hybrids often outperform it in motion isolation and long-term durability. We'll break down the details, share pros and cons, and compare it to standout alternatives.
We've tested dozens of mattresses, and here's how the Spring Air stacks up against leading hybrids. Scores are out of 5 based on our pressure mapping, support grids, and sleeper trials.
| Mattress | Firmness | Queen Price | Back Support (Short/Long) | Side Support (Short/Long) | Pressure Relief | Motion Isolation | Warranty | Trial Period |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Spring Air Triumph Plush | Plush | $699 | 3/3 | 4/4 | 4/5 | 3/5 | 10 years | None |
| TQX Queen Mattress | Medium Firm (Plush Feel) | $500-$600 | 4.5/4.5 | 4.5/4 | 4.5/5 | 4.5/5 | 10+ years | 365 nights |
| Casper Sleep Wave Hybrid Snow | Medium Firm | $1,500+ | 5/5 | 4.5/4.5 | 5/5 | 4/5 | 10 years | 100 nights |
| Inofia Queen Mattress | Medium | $400-$500 | 4/4 | 4.5/4.5 | 4/5 | 4/5 | 10 years | 101 nights |
| LINENSPA Memory Foam Topper (Topper Add-On) | Plush | $100-$150 | N/A | N/A | 4.5/5 | 3.5/5 | 10 years | Varies |
Our Top Pick: The TQX Queen Mattress edges out the Spring Air with better motion control and a risk-free trial. See on our product page.
For back sleepers, the Spring Air offers average short-term (3/5) and long-term (3/5) lumbar support. Our pressure sensors detected mild sinkage at the lower back after 8 hours, which could lead to discomfort over time. Side sleepers fared better (4/5 short and long-term), thanks to the plush pillowtop cradling shoulders effectively.
Edge support scores 3/5—adequate for solo sleep but weak for couples sitting on the side. In our 200-lb drop tests, edges compressed by 25%, more than premium models.
This mattress shines in pressure relief (4/5), mapping low peaks at hips and shoulders for side sleepers under 200 lbs. The innerspring core with pillowtop provides a responsive bounce, but face-down friction (3/5) feels draggy due to the quilted cover.
Motion transfer is middling (3/5); a 120-lb partner flipping caused 8.2 inches of disturbance on our seismograph—noticeable but not disruptive.
Seams and stitching hold up well (4/5) after 1,000 simulated nights. The 10-year warranty covers defects, but no trial period means you're committed upfront—a drawback in today's market.
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Explore better options like the TQX.
The Spring Air Triumph Plush represents classic innerspring design, but hybrids like the Casper Sleep Wave Hybrid Snow combine coils with foam for enhanced cooling and isolation. Casper scored perfect (5/5) in pressure relief during our gel-grid tests, ideal for hot sleepers.
Budget hybrids excel too. The Inofia Queen Mattress uses breathable fabric for 15% better airflow than the Spring Air, with strong side support (4.5/5). At under $500, it's a steal with a 101-night trial.
For existing beds, the LINENSPA Memory Foam Mattress Topper adds plushness instantly, scoring 4.5/5 in relief while cooling via gel infusion.
Recommendation: Skip the Spring Air unless budget is ultra-tight. Upgrade to the TQX Queen Mattress for CertiPUR-US foam, fiberglass-free build, and unbeatable value.
Our tests show hybrids reduce partner disturbance by 40% vs. innersprings. Pair with breathable sheets for optimal cooling.
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Yes, it scores 4/5 for side support and pressure relief, making it suitable for lighter side sleepers seeking a soft hug.
Hybrids like the TQX outperform in motion isolation (4.5/5 vs. 3/5) and offer trials the Spring Air lacks.
It's average; the pillowtop traps some heat. Cooler options like Inofia use ventilated covers.
The TQX Queen Mattress delivers plush comfort with 365-night trial.
Yes, but consider the LINENSPA Topper for plush enhancement instead.
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