Leesa Legend Chill Hybrid Mattress

A hybrid mattress combines layers of foam with a layer of springs. The springs add bounce, airflow, and edge support, while the foam layers add pressure relief, spinal alignment, and motion isolation. Because air can move through the springs, hybrids tend to sleep cooler than all-foam mattresses.

Yes. For lower back pain, its 8-inch zoned lumbar springs give firmer support under your hips and lower back to keep your spine aligned, while the quilted pillow top relieves pressure. Forbes Vetted named it the Best Cooling Mattress for Back Pain, CNN Underscored named it the best hybrid mattress for back pain, and CNET named it the best mattress for side sleepers with back pain.

Yes. It’s a 13.5-inch hybrid with seven layers, including a quilted top, three comfort foams, and two layers of springs, for the cushioned feel of a hotel mattress. In Wirecutter’s testing, one tester said they “felt like royalty” on it, and Wirecutter named it its top pick for a hybrid mattress that’s lofty and springy.

Yes. Its quilted pillow top and cushioning foams sit over more than 3,000 springs for the lofty, cushioned comfort of a hotel bed, and it comes in plush, medium-firm, and firm. One verified buyer called it more comfortable than the five-star hotel mattresses they’ve slept on.

Yes. The Legend Chill has a plush, quilted pillow top: Its Ultra Cool Cover is quilted with gel-infused foam that feels cool to the touch, over pressure-relieving foams and two layers of springs. Forbes Vetted describes it as a “fluffy pillow top.”

Back, side, and stomach sleepers, and the three comfort levels let you match the feel to how you sleep: Plush for side sleepers with shoulder and hip pain, medium-firm for back and combination sleepers, and firm for stomach sleepers. Every level has the same quilted pillow top and zoned lumbar support.

Choose plush if you sleep on your side or like a soft, cradling feel; medium-firm if you sleep on your back, switch positions, or share the bed with someone who sleeps differently; and firm if you sleep on your stomach or want to stay on top of the mattress. All three have the same quilted pillow top and dual-spring system with zoned lumbar support, and every Leesa mattress comes with a 365-night trial.

Yes. The Ultra Cool Cover’s cooling fibers give it a cool-to-the-touch feel, 1.5 inches of gel-infused quilt foam pull heat away from the surface, and the breathable dual-spring system lets air move through the mattress. It earned a perfect 10 for cooling in NapLab’s independent testing, and Forbes Vetted named it the Best Cooling Mattress for Back Pain.

Both are luxury cooling hybrids with pillow tops, and both come in plush, medium-firm, and firm. The Legend Chill has two layers of springs, micro-springs over zoned lumbar springs, for a lofty, springy feel and extra lower-back support.

The Legend Chill has the same Ultra Cool Cover as all Leesa Chill mattresses: Cooling fibers draw heat away from the surface of the mattress for a refreshingly cool-to-the-touch feel all night. Underneath, gel-infused quilt foam and open-cell GreenFlex Foam help keep heat from building up, and two layers of springs let air move through the mattress. It earned a perfect 10 for cooling in NapLab’s independent testing.

Strong edge support. Pencil coils keep the Legend Chill’s edges sturdy, which gives you more usable sleep surface and makes getting in and out of bed easier. NapLab rated its edge support 9.2 out of 10.

Yes. Every Leesa mattress is made without fiberglass, in a fiberglass-free factory. Instead, they’re crafted with fire-retardant yarn and a rayon barrier. This rayon fiber, derived from 100% regenerated cellulose, creates a protective layer for both safety and comfort.

Most bio-foams start with food-crop oils that must be chemically converted into polyols—an energy-intensive process that uses only a fraction of the plant’s oil. GreenFlex Foam uses non-food crops grown on marginal land whose oil is a natural polyol, usable with no chemical conversion—putting roughly three times more of the plant’s oil to use. Its renewable content is independently verified through the USDA BioPreferred® Programopens in new window.

GreenFlex Foam has the same responsive, contouring feel as the foam it replaced. Its open-cell, plant-derived* structure makes it slightly more breathable than conventional memory foam, which helps regulate temperature across the night.