Amerisleep Revere Bed Review

Amerisleep has a line of 5 memory foam mattresses that are all catered to different types of sleepers. I already tried out the Colonial and had a good experience. The Revere is meant more for stomach and back sleepers, so I was interested to see how it compared to the Colonial.

Construction

First thing to note is the cover is made in part with celliant. There are some studies that show that celliant can bring numerous health benefits to you. I’m not a scientist and can’t vouch for these claims, so I would encourage you to do some independent research.

The comfort layer is three inches of bio-based memory foam. Bio-based means the foams are derived from soy. This foam keeps much cooler than normal memory foam and is a more green type of product. The support layer is 9 inches of bio-based foam.

The construction was made with stomach and back sleepers in mind. It is firmer than average, so it generally isn’t best for side sleepers.

You Will Like The Amerisleep Revere Bed If…

• You Want A Memory Foam Mattress And Want To Sleep Cool– Amerisleep does maybe the best job within the memory foam category of keeping their mattresses cool. The bio-based foams plus celliant cover make for a great combination in keeping the mattress cool.
• You Sleep On Your Stomach And/Or Back– The Revere was made specifically for stomach and back sleepers. It is definitely firmer than average in my experience, and you don’t sink into the mattress very much at all. It’s a great match for people who sleeping on their back or stomach.
• You Value The Extras In The Construction– The Revere definitely costs more to make than other bed-in-a-box mattresses and has some nice extra touches that make the mattress stand out. For example, the celliant cover is unique and potentially has a number of health benefits. I can’t vouch for the claims about celliant, so I would encourage you to do your own research on it. The bio-based foams are a nice touch to keep the mattress cool as well.
• You Sleep With A Partner– The Revere does an exceptional job at isolating motion. That means you won’t be disturbed if your partner moves around in the bed. This makes it a great mattress for couples.

You Might Not Want To Get The Amerisleep Revere If…

• You Want The Bounce/Resilience Of Innerspring Or Latex– The Revere foam is fairly slow-moving. Whether you like bounce/resilience is typically just a matter of personal preference. If you want a more bouncy mattress, then you should probably find an innerspring or latex option.
• You Are A Side Sleeper– The Revere was made to be firmer than average. As a result, it is better for back or stomach sleepers. For side sleepers, unless you are on the heavier side, you might not quite get the pressure relief you need on your shoulders and hips.

Motion Isolation

Motion isolation refers to whether you get disturbed when your partner moves around in the bed. As you can see from the video below, the Revere really does an excellent job at isolating motion. This makes it a great choice for couples.

Firmness/Feel

Amerisleep says that the Revere is a medium firm feel. From my experience, it is definitely firmer than average. When I’m on my side, I can feel a decent amount of pressure on my shoulders. While that means it’s probably not the best option for most side sleepers, it is a great option for people who sleep on their back and stomach. It gives great support while still being quite comfortable on my back and side.

The mattress definitely has that slow-moving memory foam mattress feel. It is more responsive than other memory foam mattresses, but it isn’t going to be as quick to respond as an innerspring or latex mattress.

Price

The Revere is $1,299 for a Queen, but you can typically get $200-$250 off with an Amerisleep coupon. The company spends more on the materials of their mattress than almost all other companies with a mattress in this price range, so there is a lot of value to be had with this mattress.

Amerisleep Revere Bed

4.6 Reviewer

Comfort4.4

Support4.6

Value (Price)4.6

Doesn't Sleep Hot4.2

Motion Transfer4.9

Edge Support4.5

Materials/Durability4.8

Company Reputation4.5

Return Policy/Warranty4.7

Overall Sleep Experience4.5

Overall

I’m a believer in the value that Amerisleep provides. The company puts a lot of extra care into the construction of their mattresses, and the Revere is no exception. I agree that this mattress is best for stomach and back sleepers, and would not be my first choice for side sleepers.

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