A hybrid mattress combines an individually wrapped pocket coil support core with one or more foam comfort layers — typically memory foam or gel-infused foam — layered on top to deliver both structural support and pressure relief in a single mattress.
The defining feature of a hybrid mattress is the coil-plus-foam construction. The pocket coil layer handles spinal support and airflow; each coil moves independently, which limits motion transfer across the sleep surface. The foam layers above contour to the sleeper's shoulders and hips. This two-system architecture is what separates a hybrid from an all-foam mattress (no coils) and a traditional innerspring (no performance foam layer). RRESTA hybrid mattresses use this construction across firmness levels ranging from Medium Firm to Extra Firm, with zoned coil arrangements that vary support by body region.
- Hybrid mattress construction: individually wrapped pocket coil core plus one or more foam comfort layers on top.
- RRESTA hybrid mattresses use either a 5-zone or 7-zone coil arrangement depending on the model.
- Hybrid mattress thickness typically ranges from 10 to 14 inches; RRESTA Hotel Collection models are available in 12" and 14" profiles.
- Pocket coils in a hybrid move independently, limiting motion transfer compared to traditional interconnected innerspring systems.
- Hybrid mattresses suit a wider range of sleep positions than all-foam mattresses, particularly for back and stomach sleepers who need coil-based lumbar resistance.