Best Latex Mattress Options for Natural Support (2025)

If you want to talk about a star student, valedictorian, and top of the class when it comes to latex mattresses, organic trusty Avocado Green has a streak like no other. The main component of all of the company’s beds, including the Green Hybrid, is latex. But Avocado goes so far as to throw out receipts attesting to its organic, natural, and traceable nature: 13 certifications (see them all here) represent a ton of work to do, and Avocado accumulates them like the “good job” stickers you used to get when you passed a test.

WIRED reviewer Scott Gilbertson was responsible for testing the Avocado Green Hybrid, and it scored a 9 out of 10 by the time he was done with it. Dunlop latex is the firmest type of latex (see our FAQ below for the different types commonly used) and forms the basis of this bed, with an organic cotton and wool cover and pocket springs. Scott noticed that while the materials weren’t very effective at stopping movement and shaking when his kids jumped in, they did a near-perfect job of keeping him from feeling too hot or unsupported around the edges. An important note from his testing: the base Avocado Green model is the firmest and uses Dunlop latex to achieve that feel. Thus, it is best suited to stomach and back sleepers who often thrive with this level of support. For added softness and pressure relief, side sleepers or those who prefer a softer feel have the option of choosing a pillow or box top with softer-touch Talalay latex. However, this incurs additional charges.

Avocado Green ranges from $1,499 for a double mattress to $2,899 for a California king.