Brooklyn Bedding CopperFlex® Pro Mattress

Brooklyn Bedding · Value Cooling Mattress · CopperFlex® Pro Brooklyn Bedding CopperFlex Pro Mattress Consumer Reports tests mattresses independently and recommends this one. NapLab put it in the Best Memory Foam Mattresses of 2026 lineup as Best Memory Foam Mattress Under $1000. Both of those verdicts land on a mattress whose main upgrade is temperature: the Pro arrives with the GlacioTex Cooling Cover sewn on as standard, so cool-tech fibers arrive already woven into the top fabric at no upcharge. Under the cover, copper-infused CopperFlex® memory foam keeps moving heat downward, and in the Hybrid model the coil unit adds airflow through the middle of the mattress. The other upgrade is the comfort layer. VariFlex IQ Memory Foam replaces the standard comfort foam, conforming to the contours of the body, holding motion where it happens and sharpening the pressure relief. Add 2" of height over the standard CopperFlex® and you get a 14" mattress running seven layers, with the same 0.75" zoned lumbar support layer and the same medium-firm feel. Choose the all-foam Memory Foam model or the Hybrid with its 8" Ascension X coil core of up to 760 encased coils. Built in Arizona, shipped free, covered by a limited lifetime warranty. Profile 14" 7 layers, Memory Foam or Hybrid Cover GlacioTex Cooling cover, standard on the Pro Comfort layer VariFlex IQ Memory foam, upgraded from the standard model Consumer Reports Recommended NapLab Best Memory Foam Mattress Under $1000 Medium-firm Fiberglass free GREENGUARD Gold & CertiPUR-US HSA/FSA eligible The Technology What the Pro adds, and what it keeps Two of these four are the reason to step up from the standard CopperFlex®. The other two carry over from it unchanged, because they were already doing their job. ❄️ GlacioTex Cooling Cover, standard Cool-tech fibers are woven into the top fabric, where they take excess heat off the sleep surface as soon as skin touches it. The Pro ships with the cooling fabric already sewn in, with nothing to select at checkout. It is the single change that turns the CopperFlex® platform into a cooling mattress. Cool on contact 🧠 VariFlex IQ Memory Foam The Pro's comfort layer is a more responsive memory foam than the standard model carries. It conforms to the contours of the body, keeps motion from travelling across the surface, and sharpens the pressure relief around shoulders and hips. Upgraded comfort layer 🟤 CopperFlex® copper-infused memory foam A 2" layer in the Memory Foam model, carried over from the standard CopperFlex®. Copper particles bring antimicrobial protection, moisture wicking and heat regulation to the same layer that handles pressure relief. Stacked under the GlacioTex cover, it becomes the second stage of the cooling path. 2" copper layer 🎯 Zoned lumbar support The same 0.75" layer aimed at the lower back that the standard model uses. It holds the lumbar region while the foams above it contour, which is what keeps the spine from settling into a curve overnight. 0.75", in both models Why Athletes Choose This What you get out of the Pro Eight things the Pro does, each of them tied to a layer, a coil count or an independent verdict. ❄️ Cool the moment your skin lands on the fabric GlacioTex cover, no upcharge 🟤 A second cooling stage under the cover 2" copper-infused memory foam 🌀 Air moves through the core on the Hybrid model 8" Ascension X coils, up to 760 🧠 Contouring at the shoulder and hip, with motion held in place VariFlex IQ memory foam 🎯 The lower back sits on its own layer 0.75" zoned lumbar 📏 Two more inches of comfort layers than the standard model 14" and 7 layers 🔬 Recommended by Consumer Reports after independent testing NapLab Best Memory Foam Mattress Under $1000 ✅ The same certification list as the premium tiers Fiberglass free · GREENGUARD Gold · CertiPUR-US A Closer Look The build and the verdict Construction Seven layers in fourteen inches Cooling is handled in the top two components of either model, before body heat reaches the foams that do the contouring. From there the stack builds downward into the zoned lumbar layer and whichever support system you chose. Memory Foam: GlacioTex cover, 1.5" Pressure-Relieving Quilt, 2" CopperFlex® memory foam, comfort foam, 2" VariFlex transition, zoned lumbar, 7" high-density base Hybrid: GlacioTex cover, quilt foam, gel swirl memory foam, copper memory foam, VariFlex, zoned lumbar, 8" Ascension X coils, base foam Up to 760 individually encased coils in the Hybrid core 0.75" zoned lumbar support layer in both 14" profile 7 layers Medium-firm Independent testing Judged by people who bought it to test it Consumer Reports runs its own testing and publishes recommendations from it. NapLab reviews mattresses in categories and price bands. Both put the CopperFlex® Pro on their list, which is a different kind of evidence than a brand describing its own foam. Consumer Reports recommended NapLab Best Memory Foam Mattress Under $1000 Included in NapLab's Best Memory Foam Mattresses of 2026 lineup Sleep Foundation named it a best cooling mattress in the affordable tier Consumer Reports NapLab Sleep Foundation Compare The Pro against the rest of the CopperFlex® range Three mattresses on one copper foundation. The Pro is where the cooling cover and the upgraded comfort foam enter the build. CopperFlex Essential The size and height range, for RV bunks, short frames and spare rooms. 6/8/10/12/14" heights 22 sizes incl. RV bunk and short Copper memory foam over high-density base Firmness scales with height Shop the CopperFlex Essential CopperFlex The 12" version, without the cooling cover, in all-foam or hybrid form. 12" profile 6 layers Memory Foam or Hybrid model Copper foam plus zoned lumbar layer Medium-firm Shop the CopperFlex You're Here CopperFlex Pro The cooling build of the family, and the one Consumer Reports recommends. 14" profile 7 layers GlacioTex cooling cover VariFlex IQ memory foam Up to 760 Ascension X coils Consumer Reports recommended Currently viewing Questions Frequently Asked Questions What exactly does the Pro upgrade over the standard CopperFlex®? + Three things. It is 2" taller, at 14" against 12", and carries seven layers where the standard model carries six. It arrives with the GlacioTex Cooling Cover sewn on. And its comfort layer is VariFlex IQ Memory Foam. The copper foundation and the zoned lumbar layer are the same on both. What does Consumer Reports recommended mean here? + Consumer Reports tests mattresses independently and publishes recommendations based on that testing. The CopperFlex® Pro carries that recommendation. NapLab separately named it Best Memory Foam Mattress Under $1000 in its Best Memory Foam Mattresses of 2026 lineup. What is the GlacioTex Cooling Cover? + Cool-tech fibers woven into the top fabric of the mattress. They remove excess heat from the sleep surface on contact, which is why the surface reads cool the moment you lie down. On the Pro it is standard, not an add-on. How many cooling systems are there? + Up to three, working in sequence. The GlacioTex cover handles heat at the surface. CopperFlex® copper-infused memory foam conducts it downward using copper's high conductivity. In the Hybrid model, the Ascension X coil layer adds airflow through the core. What is VariFlex IQ Memory Foam? + The Pro's comfort layer. It conforms to the contours of the body for tailored support, minimises motion transfer across the surface, and improves the pressure relief compared with the comfort foam in the standard model. Memory Foam or Hybrid? + The Memory Foam model is all foam and relieves pressure across the whole body with a conforming feel. The Hybrid keeps the same top foams and puts an 8" Ascension X coil core with up to 760 encased coils underneath, for relief on back, hip and shoulder issues, firmer edges and airflow. The GlacioTex cover and the CopperFlex® memory foam are in both. What is in the stack, top to bottom? + Memory Foam: GlacioTex cover, 1.5" Pressure-Relieving Quilt, 2" CopperFlex® memory foam, comfort foam, 2" VariFlex transition, zoned lumbar, 7" high-density base. Hybrid: GlacioTex cover, quilt foam, gel swirl memory foam, copper memory foam, VariFlex, zoned lumbar, 8" Ascension X coils, base foam. What does it feel like to lie on? + Medium-firm in both models. It suits combination sleepers, anyone prioritising cooling, and sleepers who want contouring without sinking into the mattress. Which sizes are available, and how heavy is it? + Twin, Twin XL, Full, Queen, King and Cal King. Mattress weight runs from 55 lb to 120 lb depending on the size. How much weight will it support? + 950 lb is the rated limit. If either sleeper is over 300 lb, look at Brooklyn Bedding's Titan Plus line, which is engineered for that use. Is it flippable? + Never flip it. A rotation head to foot every 6 to 8 months evens out the wear and is all the upkeep it asks for. What is it certified to? + Fiberglass free, GREENGUARD Gold certified, and built with CertiPUR-US certified foams. That is the same certification list Brooklyn Bedding applies to its premium mattresses. What are the trial, warranty and shipping terms? + Coverage is a limited lifetime warranty, and you get 120 nights to decide. It ships free as a bed-in-a-box within 3 to 7 business days, direct from the Arizona factory. Is it HSA or FSA eligible? + Yes, for qualified customers. Eligibility depends on your plan and the documentation you hold, so check with your plan administrator first.