Hybrid mattresses are a combination of different materials designed to offer a balance of comfort and support. The most common types of hybrid mattresses include: Innerspring Hybrid Mattress: These combine traditional innerspring coils with memory foam, latex, or gel layers on top for added comfort. The coils provide support and durability, while the foam or latex layers provide pressure relief and contouring. Latex Hybrid Mattress: These feature a layer of latex (either natural or synthetic) combined with innerspring coils or a foam base. Latex offers a responsive, bouncy feel and is often more breathable than memory foam, making it great for people who tend to sleep hot. Memory Foam Hybrid Mattress: A popular choice that uses a memory foam layer over innerspring coils. The memory foam contours to your body, providing pressure relief, while the innersprings offer support and allow for some bounce. Gel Hybrid Mattress: These feature a gel-infused foam layer, which is designed to help regulate temperature by dispersing heat. This option is often chosen by hot sleepers who want the benefits of memory foam but with less heat retention. Pocketed Coil Hybrid Mattress: These use individually wrapped coils (also known as pocketed coils), which reduce motion transfer and provide targeted support. The coils are often combined with foam or latex for a better sleep experience.