The mattress connoisseurs over at Sleepopolis suggest that a firm mattress is generally more comfortable for most people, or at least those without considerable back injuries or pain: 'For those not experiencing troublesome back pain, a firm mattress is will generally be more comfortable. I'm a crash-where-you-fall sort of sleeper and can be found slumbering in just about any position there is, but I probably wake up on my stomach most often. Slinking into the sack for a precious few hours of sleep, you don't want to fool yourself into a slouch, from which nothing short of a backhoe truck can recover you, particularly if you tend to sleep on your back or stomach. And that was before I'd hook up my bedside intravenous caffeine solution. I just found that, especially while working upwards of 70 hours a week, seven days a week, it was suddenly much, much easier to wake up in the morning. Why, you wonder? No, I'm not a sadist, exactly.

Ever since I returned west after living in Asia, I've sought after a bed as firm as my favorite apartment there, which is to say something between a washboard and a poured concrete floor.

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