u/dwells_in_the_past

I'm exploring latex options. Since most hybrid options offers 2" of latex, I looked into toppers as well.

Foams India offers 1-3" of mid-firm latex (https://foamsindia.com/shop/toppers/portable-pearl-fx-mattress/). I was thinking to get 3" topper.

Question is which mattress / foam should I use as base for the topper. Should base be on firmer side and higher density (40D+) to avoid the sagging?

My budget is 45k. Thanks!

https://www.wakefit.co/mattress/latex-infiniti-mattress/WLINF78726

- INR 30.5K on Amazon, 33.6K with trial on their site

- 2 inches of Latex (82 D) + 2 inch Advanced High Resilience Support Layer + Luxury Grade Foam Base

- Not sure what those layers underneath latex are. They don't mention density as well.

https://www.sundayrest.com/products/sunday-ortho-plus-mattress

- INR 31K

- 2 inches of Latex (75 D) + 1 inch of Memory foam (55 D) + 5 inches of HR foam (32 D)

- I didn't find other latex hybrid alternatives with >= 2 in latex.

- I am considering hybrid latex mattress with min. 2 inch latex layer. As what I read till now that less than 2 inch of latex doesn't give all the benefits of latex.

- Sinking: I'm 85kg, wife 60kg. What are the chances of Sunday mattress getting sinked due to my weight since it has 1 inch memony foam? Also base foam layer is 32D, what I read is 40+D helps prevent sagging in long term.

My priorities are cooling, firm / medium firm and durability.

I also considered Wakefit ShapeSense Infiniti as I'm using their old orthopedic mattress since 2018. But this new one is bit on softer side and latex version might help in cooling better is what I thought.

Thank you!