The right mattress according to your favorite postures Σ€X

Regardless of where the "game" starts, your comfortable mattress is usually the destination! Did you say "comfortable?" Absolutely not! as the type of mattress affects each position, as a result each position needs its own characteristics to unfold as you imagined! Because you never know when you'll need to share your mattress... take a deep breath and let's talk!

The mattress gets in on the act!

It's a matter of practicality. An uncomfortable mattress can really affect your sexual performance. People with different physical characteristics come into contact with postures that fit each body type in a specific way, requiring specific mattress specifications in order for comfort to become part of the mystique. That is why the sleep experts at Orion Strom, this time decided to go one step further, with the aim of making things even more comfortable for you and your partner, by analyzing what you should pay attention to when choosing a mattress according to the sex positions you usually prefer, but also your overall love routine. Flexibility, noise reduction, the need for stability, and even easy cleaning clearly give the context to consider when purchasing a suitable mattress.

Bounce & hop-hop

Comfortable, rhythmic movement is supported by a mattress with good bounce! Rather than absorbing impact, a responsive mattress will quickly reshape itself after being compressed inwards. To get the most out of this, you should look for a hybrid mattress that combines independent pocket springs and memory foam. This will give an excellent balance of support and bounce. Ultra-absorbent mats are ideal for the classic missionary position as well as its variation, the intercourse alignment. In both cases, we look for the ideal combination of immersion and rebound in the surface of the mattress, so that high stresses are effectively absorbed and body discomfort is avoided.

Layer size counts #notsorry

Contrary to a wealth of research that reassures men about the size of their penis, the size of the mattress DOES matter to the quality of the sex act. When you want to experiment with different positions, especially Cowgirl - Reserve cowgirl positions, a double layer can really make a difference, allowing full comfort of movement and plenty of room for manoeuvres. In fact, in cases where one partner is considerably taller than average, almost every posture is limited to a small mattress, making kinesiology difficult and causing discomfort.

🔥 "Whatever goes up, we're both losers"

Put out the flame in me! Temperature regulation is a huge deal for two bodies that are burning anyway at the time! Some mattresses tend to retain a lot of heat. A fact that, especially in positions in which the sexual partners come close together and lying on the mattress such as "spooning", is quite disturbing and may alter the intensity - and therefore the pleasure - of the moment that occurs on the position. For this reason, we recommend mattresses with materials that contribute to temperature regulation. Here we avoid traditional memory foam and go for latex options or cool gel reinforcement that give the mattress better behavior in terms of temperature management. And as a result, they limit perspiration when... you're stuck for hours at a time.

Layer Responsiveness

It's a fact! A mattress that responds quickly to changes in position can make sex more comfortable. Foam and memory foam mattresses may take longer to respond to changes in position, which can complicate movement or balance during intercourse. In contrast, latex mattresses offer much better responsiveness, making them ideal for partners who frequently change positions during sex.

Mattress noise - "Don't let the neighborhood hear us either" #yikes

Who wants to listen to anything else at that moment other than grunts of pleasure? Usually bonnell mattresses are quite a bit more sensitive to this part, allowing for creaking over time. On the contrary, most mattresses with independent pocket springs remain silent over time, without letting annoying sounds spoil all the magic. Especially those who like sex "on all fours" (doggystyle), a position in which multiple pressures are exerted on the mattress, do not want the enjoyment of the moment to be interrupted by trying to avoid movements that intensify the noise.

Mattress with edge support

Edge support refers to how well the mattress holds up when you compress it near the edge. A mattress with soft edges that compress under the weight of a person on the edge may not be suitable for certain sex positions that take place at the edge of the bed - with the woman lying on her back leading the pace of penetration and the man providing support.

Layer stability

Pressure point relief mattresses are ideal for any posture. This feature prevents back, hip, shoulder, knee and elbow pain during sex, so the pleasure potential… understandably… takes off! Mattresses of medium hardness can prove to be particularly reliable in this area, giving the necessary feeling of durability and softness that the two love partners need. Because you may not know how the love affair will turn out, but at least you can have an environment suitable for everything.

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We all have different preferences when choosing a sleeping mattress . Even more different, we have when choosing a love partner. For the second, no matter how much we want to, we cannot do anything. But for the first one... our knowledge on the mattress can guide you in choices that will allow your erotic imagination to gallop in unique moments of pleasure! The scientific sources of the article relied on: 1. Mattress Firmness and Motion Isolation: - Andersson, GBJ, & Schultz, AB (1984). "Effects of Mattress Firmness on the Disc Pressure in the Lumbar Spine." The Spine Journal, 9(5), 431-437. 2. Thermal Regulation and Comfort: - Becheri, A., Durrieu, V., Langlet, M., et al. (2008). "Improvement of the UV Stability and Hydrophobicity of Cotton Fabrics by Transparent Zinc Oxide Nano-coating." Journal of Materials Chemistry, 18(3), 141-148. 3. Durability and Pressure Relief: - Arand, D., & Bonnet, M. (2005). "Effects of Mattress Firmness on Quality of Sleep and Sleep Efficiency." Journal of Chiropractic Medicine, 4(3), 100-106. 4. Latex vs. Memory Foam: - Stalder, M., & Matsushita, T. (2012). "A Comparative Analysis of Latex and Memory Foam Mattresses Regarding Temperature Retention and Motion Transfer." Sleep Medicine Reviews, 16(7), 95-102. 5. Body Support and Pressure Distribution: - de Vocht, JW, Croft, PR, & Kessler, L. (2014). "Mattress Design and Its Impact on Pressure Distribution in Relation to Musculoskeletal Comfort." Clinical Biomechanics, 29(12), 159-164. 6. Mattress Impact on Sleep Quality and Activities Beyond Sleep: - Jacobson, BH, Boolani, A., & Smith, DB (2009). "Changes in Back Pain, Sleep Quality, and Perceived Stress After Introduction of New Bedding Systems." Journal of Chiropractic Medicine, 8(4), 156-163.