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Choose a topper around the problem you need to solve
A topper is an extra layer over the mattress you already have. It can change the sleep surface, but it is not a new mattress and cannot be assumed to fix worn-out support. Before comparing materials or names, decide whether the current bed is still structurally usable. If the mattress is sagging, broken or uncomfortable because its support has failed, adding cushioning may cover the symptom without resolving the cause. This library reviews 68 model families from a finite set of documented U.S. manufacturer sources; it is not an exhaustive market census or category ranking.
1. Write down the direction of change
Do you need a softer-feeling surface, or do you need more firmness? Those are not interchangeable jobs. Read the maker's wording for the exact model. Tempur-Pedic describes its reviewed topper line as softening; Brooklyn Bedding's CopperFlex 201 page says its two-inch layer is intended to soften a bed that sleeps slightly too firm, while separate Brooklyn models offer other constructions and choices. The brand's support guidance says toppers may soften or firm a mattress, but neither these choices nor a product label guarantees a result on your particular bed. If the mattress support has failed, a comfort layer is not a repair.
2. Confirm model, profile and version
Shared family names can hide meaningful changes. Tempur-Pedic currently lists both a Cloud 2-inch topper and a separate Cloud 3-inch product. A one-inch difference changes the nominal layer height, while cover design, feel language and SKU structure should be checked on each exact page. Do not carry a feature from one thickness or cooling-cover configuration to another without evidence. Likewise, verify whether “cooling” refers to a named cover, a material claim or a measured comparison; marketing language by itself is not a temperature test.
3. Match the topper to the mattress you own
Measure the mattress width, length and depth. Select the same intended size only after checking exact dimensions where the maker publishes them. If the topper has a skirt or straps, look for a stated maximum mattress depth. Keep that limit separate from the combined height of mattress, topper and sheets. A new layer can leave a fitted sheet too shallow even when the topper itself sits on the bed. For odd, split or custom sizes, do not assume a standard size will fit.
4. Check cleaning, setup and return terms before ordering
Find out whether the cover is removable, whether it can be machine-washed and what can safely be done to the core. A washable cover does not mean the foam can be washed. Follow the exact care label. If the topper ships compressed, check how quickly it must be unboxed and how long expansion may take.
Finally, read the return policy for the exact retailer and product. A warranty covers specified defects under its terms; it does not necessarily let you return an uncomfortable topper. Tempur-Pedic's support guidance limits direct topper returns to delivery damage or product defect, so a shopper who needs a comfort trial should confirm the policy before paying and should not rely on a mattress trial being extended to an accessory.
The reviews here are source-based, not hands-on tests. The current English library contains 68 individually reviewed model families within its documented U.S. source scope. It is a place to compare recorded fit and care evidence, not a complete list of U.S. choices or a category ranking.
The exact Soft selector is the only 7 Zone Cooling arrangement counted here for a softer-direction request: Turmerry says this family softens a too-firm bed, but does not tie that statement to its Medium or Firm rows. This conservative mapping is not a personal comfort guarantee. Read the 7 Zone Cooling assessment and check the same softer-direction condition.
Turmerry explicitly links its Soft 7 Zone Latex selector to making an overly firm mattress feel softer. Only its exact Soft selectors and the Soft face of its 4-inch reversible build receive that direction tag; this is maker intent, not a personal comfort guarantee. Read the 7 Zone Organic Latex assessment and see the same softer-direction candidates.
Parachute’s Down Alternative Mattress Pad is counted for a softer-direction request because its exact page says it adds a layer of softness; this is maker-described intent, not a quantified or guaranteed change to a particular mattress. Read the Down Alternative Mattress Pad assessment and see the same softer-direction condition; the natural Down Mattress Pad’s “light and plush” description alone is not assigned a direction.
For the combined Queen-and-softer task, the Down Alternative Mattress Pad’s exact Queen row meets both documented conditions, while the natural Down Mattress Pad’s light/plush wording does not establish a softer direction. Compare the Down Alternative Mattress Pad assessment and Down Mattress Pad assessment, then check the same softer-and-Queen answers together.
The Puffy Deluxe Mattress Pad adds a maker-described two-inch plush cushion, but Puffy’s FAQ distinguishes a cushioning pad from a topper sold to adjust mattress firmness. The reviewed pad page does not say this model softens an existing mattress, so its plush wording is not counted as a softer-direction claim. Read the Puffy Deluxe Mattress Pad assessment and see the same softer-direction requirement.
Lucid makes a softer-direction claim for its plain Gel Memory Foam Topper and for the combined Down Alternative + Gel Memory Foam kit; neither is a personal comfort guarantee. The Gel family changes across 2-, 3- and 4-inch profiles and Cooling Gel, Bamboo Charcoal or Lavender choices. The down-alternative package is a 4-inch combined setup with 2-inch components; Lucid also describes using either included layer alone, but does not assign those single-layer modes a separate softening direction. Lucid's 5-Zone foam describes molded zoning, not a documented whole-bed softening change, so it is not counted for this goal. Read the Gel Memory Foam assessment, Down Alternative + Gel assessment and 5-Zone assessment; see the same softer-direction requirement.
For a documented softer direction, GhostBed explicitly describes its three-inch Memory Foam Topper as a way to make a mattress feel softer; that is the maker’s direction, not a comfort guarantee on your bed. The separate Massage Topper’s intensity settings are not a softening mode. Read the Memory Foam Topper assessment and see the same softer-direction candidate set.
The three current Casper topper families remain outside the softer-direction candidate set: their product pages use phrases such as “soft feel,” “pressure relief” or “plush,” but do not describe a verified change relative to a specific host mattress. Read the 2-inch assessment, 3-inch assessment and Comfy assessment for exact wording and limits; see the same softer-direction candidate set.
Layla adds a fixed two-inch topper with a maker-described softer direction and four elastic corner bands; this is a source claim, not an individual comfort result. Read the Layla assessment and see the same softer-direction requirement.
Puffy's Soft selection is maker-described as adding plushness to a firm mattress; that is directional guidance, not a personal comfort result. Read the Puffy Deluxe Mattress Topper assessment and check the same softer-direction requirement.
Bear’s official Pro Topper listing maps the same six size/SKU rows as Brooklyn Bedding’s 4-lb. Memory Foam Topper to three-inch foam and describes that offer as softening an overly firm mattress. This is maker-stated direction for the exact shared SKUs, not a comfort guarantee; the separate two-inch profile advertised by Brooklyn has no exact size/SKU bridge. Read the 4-lb. Memory Foam Topper assessment and see the same softer-direction candidate set.
When you want a softer-feeling surface
Helix's ErgoAlign has a denser middle zone with softer head and foot areas, but Helix does not describe it as making the whole bed softer. It is not a documented match for this single-direction request. Read the ErgoAlign assessment and see the same softer-surface requirement.
Helix's Dual Comfort is a split arrangement with one maker-described soft half and one firm half, not a single softer-feel plan for the whole mattress. It is therefore not counted for this one-direction choice. Read the Dual Comfort assessment and see the same softer-surface requirement.
Helix's separate Premium hybrid offers a second maker-described softer direction: its exact Queen / Luxury Plush row is SKU BBTOPMICS50 / variant 40380215754836. Helix describes the selector as cushioning and contouring, not as a guaranteed change to an individual bed. The guide to Helix Premium Mattress Topper with GlacioTex explains the unresolved profile and care wording; see the same softer-surface requirement.
Helix describes the Premium Memory Foam Queen / Luxury Plush row (SKU HETOPMS_50 / variant 41852531638356) as gentle cushioning and pressure relief, not as a comfort result on an unmeasured bed. The same family also has a separate Firm option; its GlacioTex cover is maker-described as cool-to-the-touch, while cover-removal, fit-class and host-depth details remain unknown. Read the Helix Premium Memory Foam assessment and see every current match for a softer-surface direction.
Nolah Microcoil offers a Queen / Plush row (SKU BBTOPMICS50 / variant 43188647559247, 60 × 80 × 3.75 inches). Nolah's relative guidance supports a softer direction only when Plush is lower than the existing mattress; it is not a comfort guarantee on an unmeasured bed. Read the Nolah Microcoil assessment and see every current match for a softer-surface direction.
The Birch Plush Organic Mattress Topper Queen is SKU HEBT50 / variant 19363245916256; its six size variants use the maker-described two-inch Soft profile. That is not a firming alternative or a comfort guarantee. Read the Birch assessment and see every current match for a softer-surface direction.
Nolah’s Queen Soft row is a softer-direction option only when its 4–5/10 setting is lower than the existing mattress; that is maker guidance, not a guaranteed change on an unmeasured bed. Its Queen Soft selector is SKU BBTALXT3_50S / variant 43188643758159. Read the Nolah Latex assessment and see every current match for a softer-surface direction.
Nolah labels its AirFoam topper Plush at 4–5 and Luxury Firm at 5–7 on its own 1-to-10 firmness scale, but those overlapping product-feel ranges do not establish a softening effect on an unknown host mattress. Its review leaves the direction field unassigned; read the Nolah assessment and see every current match for a documented softer-surface direction.
The PlushBeds Down Mattress Topper uses synthetic fill and an approximately three-inch profile. The maker's soft, lofty description is a product comparison, not a promise about individual comfort. Read the Down assessment and see every current match for the softer-surface requirement.
PlushBeds describes its 4.0 lb PlushFoam option as giving slightly more than its 5.34 lb option. That is a relative maker comparison, not a personal comfort guarantee or a standardized firmness scale. Read the Memory Foam review and see every current match for the softer-surface requirement.
For a softer-feeling goal, twenty-five reviewed families now have an authored softer-direction arrangement, but none is a personal comfort guarantee. Tempur-Pedic's support guidance describes its toppers as a way to soften; the Pure Green family has selected Soft arrangements; Brooklyn Bedding's 3” Latex Topper offers Soft (19 ILD), its separate Microcoil family offers Soft SKUs, and the CopperFlex 201 page says the nominal two-inch model softens a bed that sleeps slightly too firm. The 4-lb. Memory Foam Topper's six shared Bear/Brooklyn size/SKU rows are source-mapped to Bear's three-inch offer, which Bear describes as softening an overly firm mattress; the separate two-inch Brooklyn height remains unmapped. Avocado's Eco Organic page and selection guidance describe its Plush Pure Talalay option as softer and more contouring; its 2- and 3-inch Plush Queen plans remain distinct choices, not an individual result. Avocado also presents the Alpaca family as adding softness, and its exact Alpaca page describes a soft, plush layer; the six size rows share one three-inch profile rather than selectable feels. The Down Mattress Topper is another distinct Avocado family: the current page describes its down-and-feather layer as plush and cloud-like, so it joins as a maker-described softening direction, not a measured feel result. PlushBeds Organic Latex adds its selector-labeled Soft and Med-Soft arrangements to this editorial set; the page's firmness tables conflict, so these are carefully limited label-based interpretations rather than an exact ILD map or personal outcome. The Queen 2-inch Soft row is SKU 2NTLTPN105 / variant 52987698479476, and the PlushBeds review explains the other profiles, labels and unresolved fit details. That is maker wording, not a measured firmness scale or a personal result. PlushBeds also lists a distinct Natural Wool family: one fixed three-inch layer in six size-only rows, described as plush and soft/springy with added cushion. It joins only as a limited softer-direction comparison, not a selector-based firmness system or personal result; its care and warranty wording conflict and attachment/depth remain unknown. Read the Natural Wool assessment. The newly reviewed PlushBeds Cooling Gel Mattress Topper adds a separate source-described softness route: its exact page calls the gel-infused foam supple and says the gel adds softness, while its six sizes each have distinct two- and three-inch SKUs. The maker’s profile guidance has no numeric weight cutoff, the gel-cooling comparisons are not a named cool-to-the-touch cover specification, and the optional washable cover must be selected separately; see the Cooling Gel assessment. Nolah Latex adds a separate three-inch blend-latex family: its 19-ILD Soft setting is a softer-direction option only when it is lower than the existing mattress, according to relative maker guidance. The direction is not guaranteed on an unknown host surface; read the Nolah Latex assessment. The CopperFlex 301 is a separate three-inch model, but its reviewed page describes pressure-relief/contouring language without stating a softening direction; it is not counted as a directional match. The separate CopperFlex 401's plush lower layer and contact-cooling cover do not amount to a stated softer-surface direction, so it is not counted either. The three directional Brooklyn routes have different constructions and evidence: the 201 direction is the maker's own product-page statement, while the 3” Latex and Microcoil softening interpretations are cautious pairings with general brand guidance. Saatva describes its Down Alternative and Down-Topped Featherbeds as plush or soft-cushioned. Birch's one-profile organic latex layer is also described as a softer direction; the Helix Premium Memory Foam family has a distinct Luxury Plush choice that the maker describes as gentle cushioning, and the separate Helix Premium hybrid adds a Luxury Plush selector described as cushioning and contouring. Compare the Avocado Eco Organic assessment and Alpaca assessment, Down assessment, CopperFlex 201 assessment, CopperFlex 301 assessment, CopperFlex 401 assessment, 3” Latex Topper assessment, Microcoil assessment, the Pure Green assessment, the Cloud 2-inch, Cloud 3-inch, Adapt, Cloud + Cooling and Adapt + Cooling reviews, and the Down Alternative, Down-Topped Featherbed, Helix Premium Memory Foam and Helix Premium hybrid assessments. See every current match for the softer-surface requirement.
Nolah's Queen / Plush Microcoil row (SKU BBTOPMICS50, variant 43188647559247) is a relative softer choice only when Plush is lower than the current mattress. The page describes foam around individually wrapped microcoils and a GlacioTex cover; neither detail predicts an individual comfort result. Read the Nolah Microcoil assessment and see every current match for a softer-surface direction.
Naturepedic's Adagio 2-inch Organic Latex, Wooly Organic Wool, Box-Stitched Organic Latex, Cotton/Alpaca and Featherbed pages describe softening or added softness. These are maker-described directions, not standardized firmness scores or predictions for your bed. The Featherbed is explicitly final sale; all five have spot-clean-only care and unknown host-depth limits. Read the Adagio 2-inch Organic Latex Mattress Topper, Wooly Organic Wool Mattress Topper, Box-Stitched Organic Latex Topper, Organic Cotton/Alpaca Mattress Topper, Final Sale Featherbed Mattress Topper assessments and see matches for the same softer-direction condition.
Nest Bedding's two-inch copper/graphene-infused Energex Cooling Topper and separate three-inch Natural Talalay Soft Latex Topper are maker-described softer routes for a supportive mattress that feels too firm. That is maker intent, not a personal result, and “cooling-focused” is not an independent temperature test. Read the Cooling Topper assessment and Soft Latex assessment, then see the same softer-direction matches.
Turmerry's RV Mattress Topper page positions its Soft selector as a way to soften a mattress; the exact 2- and 3-inch options remain separate plans, and no personal comfort result is promised. Read the RV Mattress Topper assessment and check the same softer-direction condition.
Bear’s Pro Topper page crosswalks the same six size/SKU rows as Brooklyn Bedding’s 4-lb. Memory Foam Topper to a three-inch offer and describes that exact mapped offer as softening an overly firm mattress; the separate Brooklyn two-inch profile remains unmapped. This is maker direction, not a predicted result. Read the full assessment and see the same softer-direction matches.
Parachute Home’s Down Alternative Mattress Topper is a maker-described plush layer, but its page does not expressly say this exact model softens an existing mattress. The review therefore does not place it in the verified softer-direction finder set. It does have a listed Queen SKU, FBDADNFBRQUE, and a three-inch baffle; it is dry-clean-only, with attachment and mattress-depth details unstated. Read the product assessment and see the same documented softer-direction matches.
The 7 Zone Cooling selector includes a Firm label, but the maker does not say that this exact Cooling row firms an existing mattress; its family softening statement is not a firming claim. It is not counted for this condition. Read the 7 Zone Cooling assessment and check the same firmer-direction condition.
Turmerry names the Firm 7 Zone Latex selector as the way to firm up a mattress that feels too soft. Extra Firm is distinct, and the maker does not describe the 4-inch Medium-Firm face as a firming route. Read the 7 Zone Organic Latex assessment and check the same firmer-direction candidates; neither statement guarantees a personal result.
Neither Parachute Down Mattress Pad nor Down Alternative Mattress Pad is assigned a firmer direction: the natural pad’s “light and plush” wording is not a firming claim, and the alternative pad’s “adding softness” wording points the other way. Read both Down Mattress Pad and Down Alternative Mattress Pad assessments, then see the same firmer-direction requirement.
Brooklyn’s six size/SKU rows crosswalk to Bear’s exact three-inch offer, which Bear describes as softening an overly firm mattress. The family remains outside a firmer-direction need; the separate Brooklyn two-inch offer is still not mapped to an exact size/SKU row. Read the 4-lb. Memory Foam assessment and see the same firmer-direction matches.
The Puffy Deluxe Mattress Pad page does not describe a firming direction or offer a Firm selector. Its two-inch cushioned profile is not evidence that it firms an existing mattress. Read the Puffy Deluxe Mattress Pad assessment and check the same firmer-direction condition.
None of Lucid's three currently listed topper families is a documented firming direction for an existing mattress. The 5-Zone design's zoned shape is not a uniform firming claim, the Gel Memory Foam and combined Down Alternative + Gel pages describe softening instead, and profile height is not firmness. Read the 5-Zone, Gel Memory Foam and layered-topper assessments; check the same firmer-direction condition.
GhostBed’s Massage Topper offers low, medium and high massage intensity, not a documented firmer surface; the maker describes the separate Memory Foam Topper as softening, not firming. Neither GhostBed model is a verified firming match. Read the Massage Topper assessment, Memory Foam Topper assessment and see the same firmer-direction candidate set.
Casper's reviewed two-inch, three-inch and Comfy pages describe softness, relief or plushness rather than a firming arrangement, so none is added to the firmer-direction candidate set. Read the 2-inch assessment, 3-inch assessment and Comfy assessment; see the same firmer-direction candidate set.
Layla’s exact support article says its topper is designed to soften a too-firm mattress and is not a firming choice. Read the Layla assessment and check the same firmer-direction condition.
Puffy's Firm selector is maker-described as helping firm up a mattress that feels too soft; it is a source-stated direction, not a personal comfort result. Read the Puffy Deluxe Mattress Topper assessment and check the same firmer-direction requirement.
When you need a firmer direction
ErgoAlign's denser middle and softer ends are fixed zones, not a maker-stated firmer direction for the whole bed. Do not count the center zone as a uniform firming option; read the assessment and check the same firmer-surface requirement.
Helix's Dual Comfort presents a soft half and a firm half together; the sources do not establish a uniform firming choice for the whole bed, so the split model is not returned for this single-direction question. See the Dual Comfort assessment and check the same firmer-surface requirement.
Helix's separate Premium hybrid lists a Queen / Luxury Firm row (SKU BBTOPMICF50 / variant 40629835563092). Helix describes this selection as a firmer, responsive direction for a mattress that feels too soft; that is maker guidance, not a predicted change to an individual bed. Read the Premium hybrid assessment and see the same firmer-surface requirement.
The Queen Luxury Firm row is SKU HETOPMF_50 / variant 41852532654164; Helix describes it as firmer and more stable, without promising a specific effect on an unmeasured mattress. The same model's Plush option is a separate feel selection, not a firming route. Its named GlacioTex surface is cool-to-the-touch by the maker's material description, but its fit class, host-depth range and washable-cover status are not established. Read the Helix Premium Memory Foam assessment and see every current match for a firmer-surface direction.
Nolah’s Queen / Luxury Firm row (SKU BBTOPMICF50, variant 43188647592015) is a relative firmer choice when that selector is higher than the current bed. The product-page feature copy says “Firm,” while its exact feed says “Luxury Firm”; neither wording is a numeric rating or comfort guarantee. Brooklyn Bedding’s 4-lb. Memory Foam family is not in this direction set: the maker's account says its 2-inch height is slightly firmer than its 3-inch height, a within-family comparison that does not document either as a way to firm an existing mattress. The six current size rows remain unmapped to those heights. The 4-lb. Memory Foam review explains this distinction. Read the Nolah Microcoil assessment and see every current match for a firmer-surface direction.
Nolah’s Queen Firm row is a firmer-direction option only when its 7–8/10 setting is higher than the existing mattress; the maker’s scale is not a comfort guarantee. Its Queen Firm selector is SKU BBTALXT3_50F / variant 43188643692623. Read the Nolah Latex assessment and see every current match for a firmer-surface direction.
Nolah's Luxury Firm feel label is not the same as a documented firming change to an existing mattress: its maker assigns 5–7 on a firmness scale but gives no universal host-mattress direction. The current assessment therefore does not tag it for this goal; read the Nolah review and see every current match for a documented firmer-surface direction.
The PlushBeds Down Mattress Topper does not join the firmer-direction set: its maker describes a soft cushioning layer, not a firmer version for an existing mattress. Read the Down assessment and see every current match for the firmer-surface requirement.
For the separate PlushBeds Memory Foam options, the maker describes 5.34 lb density as firmer and more supportive than 4.0 lb. This is a comparison within that product, not a standardized scale or an individual outcome. Read the Memory Foam review and see every current match for the firmer-surface requirement.
Avocado's Grand Luxe does not join the ten firming choices: its Medium-near-Firm feel description does not say the topper will make an existing mattress firmer. The Grand Luxe review keeps that feel description separate from a change-direction claim.
Avocado describes its Down Topper as plush and cloud-like, not as a firming layer; the reviewed product page gives no firmer direction. See the Down assessment before comparing it with a true firming option.
Helix Premium Memory Foam's Queen Luxury Firm row (SKU HETOPMF_50 / variant 41852532654164) is included because the maker calls this selection firmer and more stable, not because an individual outcome is guaranteed. See the same firmer-direction matches.
Ten reviewed families currently have an authored firmer-direction arrangement, but the evidence differs. Brooklyn Bedding explicitly describes the Plank Firm Topper as making an existing mattress firmer. Its 3” Latex Topper has Firm (36 ILD), and its separate Microcoil page offers a Firm option; Brooklyn's general guidance says a firm topper may add support, so the latter is a directional pairing rather than a specific comfort promise. Avocado's Eco Organic has a separate Medium Dunlop option that its selection guidance describes as firmer and more grounded; that is the maker's description of the selected arrangement, not an independent scale or personal result. PlushBeds Organic Latex offers Firm and Extra-Firm selector labels; the page's tables disagree about firmness names and ILD mapping, so the matcher treats those labels as a constrained interpretation of the maker's broader firming guidance, not a precise scale or promised result. See the PlushBeds review for the source conflict and exact Queen choices. A distinct PlushBeds Quilted Organic family has an exact Firm selector (maker-listed 40–42 ILD) recommended for people who prefer a very firm surface; its Medium option remains direction-neutral in this assessment. The Queen 4-inch Firm row is SKU QORGTPF05 / variant 39835202453602; read the Quilted Organic review for its construction and limits. Nolah Latex adds Firm selector rows (including Queen SKU BBTALXT3_50F / variant 43188643692623) to this relative-direction set because Nolah says to choose a level higher than the host mattress for more pushback. This is not a guarantee on an unmeasured bed; compare the Nolah Latex assessment. The separate Alpaca family is described by Avocado as soft/plush, with no selectable firmer option or source-stated firming direction, so it does not enter this set. PlushBeds Natural Wool is also described as plush/soft and has no alternate firmness selector or maker-stated firming direction; see its Natural Wool review. CopperFlex 301 and 401 are not included in the firming set because neither exact product page states a firmer direction; pressure-relief wording or a plush layer is not a substitute for one. Pure Green has selected 2- or 3-inch Firm arrangements, and Saatva describes its Micro-Coil as firmer support. Tempur-Pedic remains excluded because the maker describes its reviewed line as softening. Compare the Avocado Eco Organic assessment, Alpaca review, 3” Latex Topper, Microcoil, CopperFlex 301, CopperFlex 401, Plank Firm Topper, Pure Green and Saatva Micro-Coil reviews. Check the exact size and SKU; none predicts your individual result. See every current match for the firmer-surface requirement.
None of Naturepedic's five reviewed topper pages gives a firmer-direction claim for an existing bed; the selected models describe softening or cushioning instead. Do not treat latex resilience, wool loft or a firm-sounding product name as evidence of firming. See the Adagio 2-inch Organic Latex Mattress Topper, Wooly Organic Wool Mattress Topper, Box-Stitched Organic Latex Topper, Organic Cotton/Alpaca Mattress Topper, Final Sale Featherbed Mattress Topper assessments and check the same firmer-direction requirement.
Nest Bedding's Cooling Topper and Soft Latex Topper are not firmer-direction options: both current product pages describe adding softness to a supportive mattress that feels too firm. Their two-inch foam and three-inch latex profiles do not reverse that use direction. Compare the Cooling Topper and Soft Latex assessments and check the same firmer-direction condition.
Turmerry's RV page says the Firm selector can stiffen a very soft mattress; only the exact Firm RV rows are counted for a firmer-direction request, not the Soft or Medium rows. Read the RV Mattress Topper assessment and check the same firmer-direction condition.