Sealy
Sealy Posturepedic® Elite High Point II Hybrid Soft Mattress
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The honest verdict: the High Point II Soft is for side sleepers, especially anyone whose last "supportive" bed left them with a sore shoulder. It is the plush end of Sealy's top hybrid line: a cushioned top over real coils, so you sink in where you need it without the bed caving at your hips. If that is you, start here.
What it is made of, and what that does for you
This is the soft end of the Sealy Posturepedic Elite hybrid line, tuned to about a 4 out of 10 where 10 is the firmest. That number is the whole point: most beds sold as "medium" read firmer than a 4 to a side sleeper, which is why a sore shoulder keeps showing up. The give is real and intentional, not a thin pillow-top illusion on a hard slab.
- ComfortSense gel memory foam under a SealyChill cover. Sealy's most premium gel memory foam adapts and molds to your shape, beneath a cool-touch cover with cooling fibers spun in. This is what your shoulder meets first.
- A dual-chill build that breathes. The Elite Hybrid High Point II is the one model where Sealy adds a cooling version of that ComfortSense foam under the cover, so a plush surface fights heat better than soft beds usually manage.
- PrecisionFit coils over a SealySupport layer. Individually encased coils, arranged head to foot, give immediate support and then push back deeper through the night, with MaxSupport reinforcement holding your midsection level. A firmer SealySupport gel layer carries the foundational load, so "soft" never slides into "sagging," the part cheaper soft beds get wrong.
- DuraFlex coil edge, 14-inch build. A reinforced perimeter built on coils, so you can sleep and sit near the edge without rolling off. Measure 14 inches against your frame and plan on deep-pocket sheets.
What you notice on your side
The shoulder is the tell. It drops in, the pressure point eases, and your spine settles toward level instead of being propped at an angle, while the coils underneath keep your midsection from sinking. Lie on it for ten honest minutes in your own sleep position and your body decides faster than this page can.
Who it is not for, and the floor would rather tell you now
- Stomach sleepers. You will likely sink at the hips and wake up sore. A firm Sealy is the better call, and the floor can point you to it.
- Anyone who wants a firm, "on top of the bed" feel. This is not that, and it will not become it.
- Back sleepers who want pushback. Workable if you like a plush top, but if your lower back wants firm support, walk one bed over to the firm High Point II first.
- Hot sleepers. The dual-chill cover and foam help more than most soft beds, but a cushioned top still breathes less than a firm one, so a firmer hybrid serves a genuinely hot sleeper better.
Living with it over time
The plush top settles over the first few weeks as the foams relax and your body recalibrates, so give it a few honest weeks before you judge it. For couples, the wrapped coils keep one person's 2 a.m. roll from carrying across the bed, the DuraFlex edge keeps the perimeter usable for years, and the build flexes on an adjustable base for head-up reading or zero-gravity. The foams are CertiPUR-US certified, and it carries a 10-year limited warranty.
How to shop it at Mattress Overstock
Its firm counterpart is the same architecture tuned to push back, so the cleanest way to feel the gap is to lie on both at any of the five Kentucky showrooms: Lexington, Richmond, Georgetown, London, and Somerset. No appointment needed. Delivery, setup, and old-mattress removal are free across the Kentucky service area. We are a Kentucky-owned company that has served the state since 2012, rated about 4.7 stars across 535 Google reviews, and everyone on the floor is paid the same no matter which brand you choose, so the guidance is honest. Select your size to see the live Mattress Overstock price, or compare it against its firm twin in the full Sealy lineup.
What makes this mattress different
PrecisionFit Coils with MaxSupport Technology
Individually encased coils arranged head to foot that flex to give immediate support, then push back deeper through the night, with an extra set of MaxSupport coils reinforcing the center third where your hips settle first.
ComfortSense Gel Memory Foam
Sealy's most premium memory foam up top: it adapts and molds to your shape and disperses your weight to ease the shoulder and hip pressure that wakes side sleepers on firmer beds.
Dual-Chill Cooling, Built for the Elite
A SealyChill cover spun with cool-touch fibers sits over a cooling version of the ComfortSense foam that Sealy puts only in the Elite Hybrid High Point II, so the cushioned top fights heat that plush beds usually trap.
SealySupport Gel Foam Transition Layer
A firmer gel foam between the soft top and the coils carries the foundational support, the layer that keeps a soft bed from turning into a sagging one over the years.
DuraFlex Coil Edge
A reinforced perimeter built on coils, not stiff foam rails, so you can sleep and sit near the edge without the roll-off feeling and keep the full surface usable for years.
Soft 4-out-of-10 Feel on a 14-Inch Build
Tuned genuinely plush where 10 is firmest, on a 14-inch profile. Measure the height against your frame and reach for deep-pocket sheets before it arrives.
Quiet for Couples, Ready for an Adjustable Base
The wrapped coils keep one sleeper's 2 a.m. roll from carrying across the bed, and the whole build flexes on a power base for head-up reading or zero-gravity.
A soft top earning its keep on 14 inches of structure
Start at the surface and work down, because the order is the whole story. A SealyChill cover spun with cool-touch fibers meets you first, then ComfortSense gel memory foam, Sealy's most premium foam, molds to your shoulder and hip and spreads your weight so the pressure points ease. This is the soft you feel.
Under that sits a layer most soft beds skip talking about: SealySupport gel foam, a firmer transition that carries the foundational load and keeps the plush top from collapsing into a sag over the years. Then the real work begins. PrecisionFit pocketed coils, arranged head to foot, flex for immediate give and then push back deeper as the night goes on, with MaxSupport adding an extra set of coils through the center third to hold your midsection level. That is how the top stays soft while your lower back stays supported, the line between "soft" and "swallowed" that cheaper beds cross.
One detail is Elite-only: the cooling version of the ComfortSense foam lives exclusively in the Elite Hybrid High Point II, so the cushioned top breathes better than plush usually does. DuraFlex coil edges keep the perimeter firm enough to sit on, and the whole 14-inch build flexes on an adjustable base. The cleanest way to read all of this is with your own body: lie on it in your sleep position at any of the five Kentucky showrooms.
Soft, but with a spine
Side sleepers: this is the High Point built for you. There is enough give at the shoulder and hip that you settle in instead of bracing against the surface, while the coils underneath keep you from bottoming out. If a sore shoulder keeps showing up on "supportive" beds, start here.
Lighter sleepers: if most beds sold as "medium" read firm to your body, the 4-out-of-10 tuning is the point. You weigh less into the foam, so a softer surface is what actually lets your shoulder and hip in.
Couples: the individually wrapped coils keep one person's 2 a.m. position change from broadcasting across the bed, and the soft top suits a side-sleeping partner without punishing the other.
Adjustable-base owners: the DuraFlex coil edge and coil core flex with a power base, so head-up reading or a zero-gravity tilt works with the mattress rather than fighting it.
Back sleepers: workable if you genuinely like a plush surface, but if your lower back wants firm pushback, the firm High Point II is the same architecture tuned to support. Lie on both before you choose.
Stomach sleepers and hot sleepers, this is honestly not your bed. Stomach sleepers tend to sink at the hips and wake up sore, and while the dual-chill build breathes better than most soft beds, a plush top still traps more heat than a firm one. A firmer hybrid serves both of you better, and the floor will point you straight to it.
Specifications
| Height | 14" |
|---|---|
| Feel | Soft Hybrid |
| Firmness | 4 out of 10 (10 = firmest) |
| Construction | Cooling cover + pressure-relief foams + targeted support coil system + reinforced edge support |
| Cooling | Cooling fibers woven into the cover combined with a chill-enhanced foam layer beneath. |
| Motion isolation | Very good - individually wrapped coils and upper foams keep partner movement controlled |
| Adjustable base | Yes, compatible with adjustable bases |
| Certifications | CertiPUR-US certified foams |
| Warranty | 10-year limited warranty |
| Trial period | 90 nights on select models |
Frequently asked questions
How firm is the Sealy Posturepedic Elite High Point II Hybrid Soft?
We rate it 4 out of 10, where 10 is the firmest. That is genuinely soft for a Posturepedic: it is built to let shoulders and hips sink in, not to prop up a stomach sleeper. If most beds labeled "medium" feel firm to you, this is the give you have been missing.
How is the Elite High Point II different from the Sealy Posturepedic Plus High Point?
Both are Posturepedic hybrids, but the Elite is Sealy's top tier. Compared with the Plus line, the Elite High Point II uses Sealy's most premium ComfortSense gel memory foam, adds a cooling version of that foam found only in this Elite model, and is engineered for more responsive support and added durability. The Plus is a strong bed for the money; the Elite is the upgrade in cushioning, cooling, and longevity. If your budget allows, lie on both at the showroom, the difference at the shoulder is easy to feel.
What is the difference between the Soft and the Firm High Point II?
Same Elite architecture, opposite surface. The Soft (this one, about a 4 out of 10) lets side sleepers sink in at the shoulder and hip. The firm version is tuned to push back for stomach sleepers and heavier back sleepers who want an "on top of the bed" feel. Same coils underneath, different comfort layers on top. The honest move is to lie on both in your sleep position and let your shoulder decide.
Does it sleep cool?
Cooler than most soft beds, with an honest caveat. The SealyChill cover and the Elite-only cooling version of the ComfortSense foam help a plush surface breathe better than usual, and the wrapped coils let air move. That said, real cooling comes mostly from airflow, and any cushioned soft top traps a little more heat than a firm one. If running hot is your single biggest issue, a firmer hybrid will serve you better, and we will tell you that on the floor.
Does it work with an adjustable base?
Yes. The DuraFlex coil edge and coil core are built to flex with power bases, so head-up reading or a zero-gravity tilt works with the mattress instead of fighting it. Our delivery crew can set it on an adjustable base for you across our Kentucky service area.
Does this mattress contain fiberglass?
No. The foams are CertiPUR-US certified, which means they are made without ozone depleters, certain flame retardants, heavy metals, formaldehyde, and high VOCs, and they are tested for durability and indoor air quality. You can ask the floor to walk you through the construction in person.
Do I need a box spring, or will it void the warranty?
This is a hybrid, so it does not need a traditional box spring and putting it on the wrong foundation can affect the warranty. It wants a solid or properly slatted platform, or an adjustable base. Bring your frame details to the showroom and we will confirm the right foundation before you buy.
How tall is it, and will my sheets fit?
It stands 14 inches. Measure that against your frame so the mattress sits at a comfortable height, and plan on deep-pocket fitted sheets, standard sheets often will not stay tucked on a 14-inch profile.
What if I don't like it after a few nights?
On qualifying Sealy models, you get a 90-night comfort trial. Give it about 21 honest nights first: the plush foams settle and your body recalibrates in the first few weeks. If it is still wrong, exchange it for store credit toward any bed of equal or greater value (you pay the difference). We do not do cash refunds, but there are no restocking-fee traps either.
Can I see this mattress in person near me?
Yes, and with a mattress we would always rather you did. Mattress Overstock is a Kentucky-owned company that has served the state since 2012, with a roughly 4.7-star rating across 535 Google reviews and five showrooms you can visit: Lexington (on Nicholasville Road), Georgetown, Somerset, London, and Richmond. Come lie on this exact mattress in your own sleeping position before you decide. Delivery, setup, and old-mattress haul-away are free across our Kentucky service area, and because everyone on our floor is paid the same no matter which brand you choose, the guidance you get is honest.
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- Free local delivery To your home across Central & Eastern Kentucky.
- Free setup We place and set up your new bed in the room.
- Free old-mattress haul-away The old one goes out the same day the new one comes in.
Independently owned in Kentucky since 2012. Walk in any day (no appointment) and someone who actually knows the floor will help you find the right fit.
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