After lengthy testing, our analysis led us to recommend the Silk & Snow Hybrid mattress. This mattress scored better across our testing pillars of comfort, performance, breathability and motion transfer. All types of sleepers ranked this model highly in various categories, supporting the stance that Silk & Snow’s Hybrid offers unparalleled comfort and support for all sleeping positions. Hot sleepers also commended this contender for it’s breathability, dissipating body heat through it’s GlacialAirTM technology to create a cool sleeping environments.

The Logan and Cove mattress is slightly more expensive than Silk & Snow’s Hybrid model, however we did not find the additional cost to be justified in the materials or performance of the mattress. The plush top was did not prove to be durable, especially for heavier sleepers, and can be expected to wear down over time. It also disappointed hot sleepers with a lack of airflow, meaning they slept warmer on the Logan and Cove than they did using the same sheets on the Silk & Snow. Silk & Snow’s Hybrid did not require any “break-in” period for use, and the off-gassing was minimal, whereas Logan and Cove’s mattress formed a lump in the middle of the mattress - a common occurrence that their FAQ lists as improper “break-in” of the mattress due to sleeping in the same spot night after night.



Taking into account all the testing results, the Silk & Snow Hybrid Mattress takes the cake for the higher quality and stronger overall results in this direct comparison.