Simba

All Simba mattresses boast CertiPUR-US® certified foam, which means no harmful agents or toxins are included in the manufacturing process, making it as environmentally friendly as possible. Simba also rolls their mattresses up and delivers them in a box to reduce their carbon footprint.

To improve the quality of your sleep, Simba decided to leave out the Latex. The company’s mattresses instead sport a ‘Simbatex layer’, which contains natural cooling balms. The brand combined this with a breathable sleep surface, grooved support base, and light cone-shaped springs that distribute your body weight and provide added pressure relief.

Overall, the construction of Simba mattresses is the same, but there are a few differences that warrant your attention. All three have a Zoned-based layer: A final layer that provides pressure-relieving support to your sleep in all the right places. They all use high-definition foam with edge support. They also have Simba’s patented spring-comfort layer and a breathable sleep surface.

THE SIMBA® 1500

The Simba 1500 has five layers, excluding the cover, and totals 10-inches in depth. The topmost layer is the brand’s signature breathable surface, followed by an open-cell foamed layer for temperature regulation. Beneath the open-cell foam layer is the patented spring comfort layer with 1,500 miQro® springs. The mattress has one final foam layer with enhanced edge support, before its foundational zoned base support layer.  The Simba 1500 lacks the Simbatex graphite infused memory foam that is used in the 2500 and the PRO FLEX mattresses. Although the 1500’s open-cell layer encourages commendable air circulation, the overall cooling is less than what the more advanced models offer.

THE SIMBA® 2500

Just like the Simba 1500, the Simba 2500 totals five layers, except it has an added 2-inch depth. The 2500 has two key differences in its layers – first, in place of an open-cell foam layer, a superior cooling graphite-infused memory foam layer wicks away at heat, and second, the Simba 2500 has an extra 1000 miQro® springs.

THE SIMBA® 5000 PRO FLEX

 The Simba 5000 is the brand’s most luxurious model, boasting a total of seven layers and an impressive 14-inch depth. The extra layers include a Canadian wool comfort layer, which provides additional temperature regulation and increased comfort for hot sleepers, and an additional patented miQro® spring-comfort layer. The Simba 5000’s five-thousand miQro® springs offer gravity-defying support and point-pressure relief.

Simba’s mattress covers are comprised of soft, hypoallergenic, and breathable materials.  Although the covers are not removable, a soft cloth can be used to clean the base fabric. Furthermore, investing in a mattress protector can help extend the mattress’s life.

Simba strives to make the purchase and delivery process as seamless as possible. Users can visit their website and choose the desired mattress type, select the size, enter their details, and finally place the order. Alternatively, you can visit a store that stocks the Simba mattress or even order one over the phone.

After the order is processed, your Simba mattress can take between 7-10 business days to arrive. The company’s shipping partners do not deliver on weekends, so that should be considered when planning your purchase.

Users can opt to have the mattress delivered via a shipping courier or otherwise through Sleep Country’s White Glove Delivery Service that is included in the mattress fee.

The company offers free delivery on all orders over $75 before taxes, across most of Canada. For delivery to the Northwest Territories, Yukon, Nunavut, Newfoundland and Labrador, there’s a $120 shipping charge.

After receiving your Simba mattress, the 100 nights sleep trial activates so you can test the bed out and make sure that it works for you. If it doesn’t, then you can contact Simba about a free return. All Simba mattresses come with a 10 year warranty which covers manufacturing defects from the first year.