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Illustration · typical all-foam build

Tuft & Needle Mint Mattress II

A medium-firm all-foam mattress from Tuft & Needle: about 7/10 for firmness, converted from the brand's own firmness label. Scores highest for back sleepers: 81/100.

9/10 motion isolation

Manufacturer site · tuftandneedle.com · not an affiliate link

Match Score

Strong match

Typical back sleeper, 160 lb · 17th of 26 ranked

Your weight, temperature and partner can move this a lot.

Firmness: Medium-firm 7/10
Queen price: $999
Trial: 100 nights
Warranty: 10 years

Match Score

Scored for the way people sleep.

The same engine as the quiz, run for a typical sleeper in each position. Reference sleeper: 160 lb, sleeps neither hot nor cold, sleeps alone, no stated firmness preference. Only the sleep position changes.

Model v0.2. Rank is among the mattresses with enough data to rank, for that same sleeper, as on the category pages. How scores work

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Side sleeper
64/100
Fair match · 23rd of 26 ranked for this sleeper
Fair match for a side sleeper: strongest on cooling and motion isolation.
Back sleeper
81/100
Strong match · 17th of 26 ranked for this sleeper
Strong match for a back sleeper: strongest on support & alignment and pressure relief.
Stomach sleeper
81/100
Strong match · 9th of 26 ranked for this sleeper
Strong match for a stomach sleeper: strongest on support & alignment and pressure relief.
Combination sleeper
80/100
Strong match · 18th of 26 ranked for this sleeper
Strong match for a combination sleeper: strongest on support & alignment and pressure relief.

Inside

Inspect the mattress.

A typical all-foam build, layer by layer. Select a layer to see what it does, which parts of Tuft & Needle's published materials list belong to it, and how that part of the bed scores.

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Illustration of a typical all-foam build, not a teardown of the Tuft & Needle Mint Mattress II.

Layer 01 of 04

Cooling Cover

The fabric layer you lie on. It is often a quilted or knit panel; breathable weaves help move heat and moisture away from the body, which is one input to how warm a bed sleeps.

Mainly drives cooling.

From Tuft & Needle's materials list

Cooling Cover

Matched to this layer by component name. Thicknesses and densities aren't published.

Performance · Typical back sleeper, 160 lb

Cooling70/100
Sourced · independent rating 7/10

Specifications

The specifications.

All 8 core specs on file

Source: Tuft & Needle (opens in a new tab) — official product page, checked 25 Sep 2026.

Firmness: Medium-firm 7/10; Converted from the brand's own firmness label. Medium Firm (manufacturer).
Construction: All-foam; 5 components listed by Tuft & Needle. See them by layer above.
Height: 13.5 in
Queen price: $999; Checked 25 Sep 2026.
Trial: 100 nights
Warranty: 10 years
Cooling: 7/10; Independent rating. Manufacturer: Cooling Cover + graphite/gel-infused T&N Adaptive foam, claimed up to 5 degrees cooler
Motion isolation: 9/10; Independent rating
Edge support: 6.5/10; Independent rating
Durability: 6.5/10; Independent rating

Independent notes

What reviewers noted.

Sources

Sleep Foundation (opens in a new tab)

Our paraphrase, not quotes. A listed source is evidence we checked, not an endorsement of this site.

Strengthmotion isolation
Absorbs a similar amount of motion to many all-foam models (rated 9/10).
Paraphrased from Sleep Foundation
Strengthcooling
Sleeps cooler than most foam models via breathable cover, graphite, and ceramic gel beads (rated 7/10).
Paraphrased from Sleep Foundation