Nolah Evolution Comfort+ Mattress Review

“I don’t always have good luck with motion isolation on hybrids this firm, but I was pleasantly surprised that I didn’t notice much movement while I tested this bed.” – Logan

It’s somewhat unusual for a hybrid to isolate motion this well, but the Evolution Comfort+ manages it with ease. The thick comfort system absorbs movement, so co-sleepers are less likely to wake up when their partner adjusts positions. The pocketed coil core also reduces surface vibrations, since each spring moves independently.

“I think the Evolution Comfort+ is a good fit for anyone who wants pressure relief but not a lot of compression. The zoned support does the heavy lifting and prevents sore spots without letting you sink too much.” – Jeremy

The Evolution Comfort+ offers solid pressure relief. Its Euro-top gently cushions, while the AirFoam layer redistributes weight to alleviate tension. The pocketed coil core also reduces pressure buildup because its zones give you more pushback where you need it and extra cushioning where you don’t.

That said, our side sleeping testers under 130 pounds said they didn’t weigh enough to get significant pressure relief from this bed.

“This bed isn’t the coolest hybrid we’ve tested, but it didn’t retain too much heat either. Its construction and extra cooling features work as advertised.” – Colin

Our testers were impressed with the mattress’ solid temperature control. The airy cotton cover has thermally conductive fibers designed to dissipate heat, and the gusseted Euro-top ventilates the comfort system.

While some types of foam are prone to heat retention, AirFoam is designed for breathability, so it doesn’t trap as much heat as close-conforming memory foam. The pocketed coil support core also has plenty of gaps to disperse heat.

“There’s an impressive amount of edge support at the sides of this bed. If you have mobility limitations, you may want to give it a try.” – Mary

We didn’t notice much compression when sitting or lying along the sides of the Evolution Comfort+. Responsive foam comfort layers minimize sinkage, while a reinforced perimeter boosts edge support. Co-sleepers should be able to spread out on the mattress and feel consistent support.

“This bed has a blend of bounce and motion isolation, which is a tricky balance to get right. Because of the foam, it’s not super responsive, but the coil core keeps you from feeling like you’re ‘in’ the bed.” – Jackson

As a mattress designed for heavier people, the Evolution Comfort+ resists sagging and regains its shape quickly when sleepers move, preventing deep impressions that could otherwise feel confining. The springy pocketed coil core also facilitates movement, while a sturdy perimeter makes getting in and out of bed easier. However, those looking for an exceptionally bouncy bed may want a latex hybrid instead.

“The Evolution Comfort+ has the off-gassing level I’d expect from the amount of foam it contains. It’s noticeable but not overpowering.” – Brad

You might notice some off-gassing odors when you unbox the Evolution Comfort+ Mattress, which is typical of models containing foam. The smell occurs when synthetic foams release volatile organic compounds (VOCs). As these tiny particles dissipate, so does the odor.

If you’re sensitive to smells, you can let the mattress air out in a well-ventilated room. Most odors should disappear within 48 hours of unboxing.