Sleep Cooler with the Casper Snow Mattress
If you love the comfort of memory foam but find yourself getting too warm during the night, the Casper Snow Cooling Hybrid Mattress was designed with you in mind. Casper combines pressure-relieving comfort, responsive support and advanced cooling technology to create a mattress built for a cooler, more comfortable night’s sleep.
Cooling That Starts the Moment You Lie Down
The Casper Snow isn't simply a mattress with a cool-feeling fabric on top. Its Snow Technology uses several different layers designed to manage heat throughout the night.
The QuickCool™ Cover uses specialized cooling fibers to create an instantly refreshing, cool-to-the-touch feel when you climb into bed. Beneath the cover, Phase Change Material helps pull heat away from your body as you're settling in for the night.
Casper also incorporates three HeatDelete® Bands made with aluminum and graphite. These bands are engineered to continuously move excess heat away from your body for 12+ hours, helping the cooling performance last beyond those first few minutes in bed.
Cooling Comfort Without Giving Up Pressure Relief
One of the things that makes the Casper Snow especially appealing is that you don't have to choose between sleeping cool and enjoying the contouring comfort of memory foam.
Its Breathe Memory Foam is designed to feel soft and conforming while allowing heat to escape instead of becoming trapped around the sleeper. The Snow has a medium, conforming feel, making it a comfortable choice for shoppers who want cushioning without feeling like they're sinking too deeply into the mattress.
Zoned Support Where Your Body Needs It
A comfortable mattress shouldn't only feel good when you first lie down—it should support your body throughout the night.
Casper's Zoned Support™ uses three targeted areas of memory foam to provide additional firmness beneath the hips, waist and lower back. The goal is to help keep your spine in a more natural alignment while still allowing your shoulders and other pressure points to settle comfortably into the mattress.
Whether you're a side sleeper, back sleeper or someone who changes positions throughout the night, this combination of contouring and targeted support can provide a more balanced sleeping surface.
The Support of a Hybrid Mattress
The Casper Snow combines memory foam with individually pocketed Flex Coils, giving it the benefits of a hybrid construction.
The coils respond independently to your body, helping provide support while also reducing motion transfer between sleeping partners. Casper also surrounds the mattress with a firmer Casper Core Edge, giving the perimeter additional stability and creating more usable sleeping surface from edge to edge.
That combination makes the Snow a great option for couples who want cooling, pressure relief and supportive responsiveness in the same mattress.
Who Should Consider the Casper Snow?
The Casper Snow is especially worth trying if you:
- Frequently wake up feeling hot during the night
- Love memory foam but don't want excessive heat buildup
- Prefer a medium, conforming mattress feel
- Want additional support through the hips and lower back
- Share the bed and want reduced motion transfer
- Want the combination of foam comfort and coil support
Feel the Difference for Yourself
Cooling technology is something you really need to experience in person. The moment you place your hand on the Casper Snow's QuickCool™ Cover, you can begin to understand what makes this mattress different.
At Mr. Mattress Sleep & Home Furnishings, we believe choosing the right mattress is about much more than reading specifications online. It's about lying down, comparing different comfort levels and finding the mattress that feels right for you.
If sleeping hot has been keeping you from getting the comfortable rest you deserve, come experience the Casper Snow Cooling Hybrid Mattress for yourself.
Cool to the touch. Comfortable underneath. Supportive all night.
Visit Mr. Mattress Sleep & Home Furnishings and discover a cooler way to sleep with Casper Snow.
