In the case of Tuft and Needle, it's basically risk-free. Buy it and if you don't like it in the first 100 days, they'll give you your money back and have a loc

In the case of Tuft and Needle, it's basically risk-free. Buy it and if you don't like it in the first 100 days, they'll give you your money back and have a local charity pick up the mattress and donate it to someone who needs it. I believe Casper offers something similar. With an offer like that, there was really no downside to trying it out, especially at 1/2 the price you'd pay in a store. As for a better product, I'd argue yes. It's very well made, and very comfortable.