Endy vs Polysleep vs Douglas Comparison (2025)

Sam Kulathilaka

Sleep Content Specialist

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Which Is Better: Endy, Polysleep, or Douglas?

Douglas, Endy, and Polysleep are all well-established brands that offer all-foam mattresses for sale across Canada. All three brands are made in Canada and feature convenient bed-in-a-box delivery—however, that’s where the similarities end.

Endy offers limited cooling features. The Endy only comes with an industry-standard 100-night sleep trial and 10-year warranty, and it’s priced at $895 for a queen size.

The Polysleep is even more expensive and has fewer cooling features. The Polysleep also comes with a 100-night sleep trial and 10-year warranty, but at a higher price of $1,195 for a queen size. The mattress also has a more costly return policy, with an administrative fee of $89.95 plus tax.

Douglas Original is the most affordably priced at just $799 for a queen size. Douglas comes with more advanced cooling features, a superior 365-night sleep trial, a 20-year warranty, and a guaranteed free bedding bundle for the lowest price.

Note: This page reviews a previous version of the Endy mattress. Newer models may vary in construction and performance.

Top Pick 2025

Winner:

Douglas

Douglas Original outscored The Endy and The Polysleep in independent testing conducted by third-party engineers (commissioned by us).

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What We Love

• 365-night sleep trial to make sure you love your mattress year-round.
• More advanced cooling features for a cooler sleep
• Accessibly priced at just $799 for a queen size.

Overall Ratings

Edge support and motion isolation are factored into our overall mattress ratings. These scores are shown in green (scores of 5.0+), yellow (3.0–4.9), or red (2.9 and below). Firmness, bounce, and cooling features are a matter of personal preference and aren’t part of our rating system, so these scores are shown in grey.

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Determined by how much the mattress sinks under applied weight. The lower the score out of 10, the softer the mattress.

6.7 /10

Firmness

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Determined by how much the mattress edge sinks under applied weight. A mattress with average to good edge support will score 5/10 or higher.

7.8 /10

Edge Support

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Determined by measuring a medicine ball’s impact on the mattress. Average to good motion isolation would be 5/10 or higher.

8.3 /10

Motion Isolation

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Determined by dropping a medicine ball onto the mattress. The higher the first bounce, the higher the score out of 10.

3.1 /10

Bounce

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Determined by entering a mattress’s cooling features into our scoring algorithm. The more effective cooling features that are present, the higher the score out of 10.

4.2 /10

Cooling Features

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Mattress Breakdown

For this mattress comparison, we’re looking at Douglas Original vs The Endy vs The Polysleep. Douglas outperforms both Endy and Polysleep in aspects such as price and advanced cooling features.

Like Douglas, both The Endy and The Polysleep feature machine-washable covers. The Endy and The Polysleep don’t have many advanced cooling features, and both have only a 100-night sleep trial and a 10-year warranty. While The Endy offers free returns, you have to pay an administrative fee of $89.95 plus tax to return The Polysleep.

Douglas offers the best motion isolation of these mattresses, along with advanced cooling technologies, free returns during its 365-night sleep trial, and a 20-year warranty. To help you make an informed choice, we’ve gathered all the information you need to help you choose between Endy vs Polysleep vs Douglas.

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The Endy 6.9

The Polysleep 5.9

Read Douglas Original Review	Read The Endy Review	Read The Polysleep Review
Price (Queen)
$799	$895	$1,299
Sleep Trial Nights
365	100	100
Warranty Years
20	10	10
Feel
Medium-firm	Medium-firm	Medium-firm
Standout Features
365-night sleep trial 20-year warranty Suitable for side, back, and stomach sleepers Outstanding motion isolation and very good edge support Machine-washable cover Available in multiple RV sizes Free bedding bundle guaranteed with mattress protector, pillow(s), sheets, and pillow protector(s)	100-night sleep trial 10-year warranty Suitable for side, back, and stomach sleepers Very good edge support and motion isolation Machine-washable cover Available in short queen RV size Occasional sales that may include free sleep accessories	100-night sleep trial 10-year warranty Suitable for side, back, and stomach sleepers Excellent edge support and motion isolation Machine-washable cover Available in short queen RV size
Made In
Canada	Canada	Canada

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Mattress Sizes & Prices

^{* Based on standard sizing. Individual mattress dimensions may vary.}

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Mattress Performance Results

Firmness

The Endy, The Polysleep, and Douglas Original all fall into the medium-firm category, according to scoring determined by third-party engineer testing (commissioned by us). The Endy scored 5.7/10, placing it on the softer end of medium-firm, while The Polysleep feels slightly firmer at 6.4/10.

Douglas Original scored 6.7/10, placing it on the higher-end of medium-firm with a minimal amount of “hug.” This feel is ideal for all sleep positions and for partners who have different firmness needs.

Edge Support

Foam mattresses often don’t have good edge support. However, all three mattresses presented here performed better than average. The Endy has an above-average edge support score of 7.3/10, and the Polysleep has an excellent 9.0/10 edge support score. That said, Douglas also performed very well for edge support with a score of 7.8/10. You can sit on the edge or sleep farther away from the middle of any of these mattresses without much sinkage.

Motion Isolation

Foam mattresses typically have good motion isolation, which ensures you can still get a good night’s rest despite a restless partner. The Endy has a motion isolation score of 7.4/10, but The Polysleep has a higher motion isolation score of 8.1/10. Douglas Original scored the highest for motion isolation at 8.3/10—one of the highest motion isolation scores we’ve ever seen. You shouldn’t notice most movement from the other side of the bed.

Bounce

If you’re a light sleeper who wakes up easily at night, a mattress with low bounce is a must. The Endy has a bounce score of 5.5/10, which is about average for a foam mattress. The Polysleep scored much lower at 3.8/10. However, Douglas has the lowest bounce score of all three mattresses at just 3.1/10. You’ll notice a more consistent sleep surface while still finding it easy to change positions.

Cooling Features

Foam mattresses often incorporate advanced cooling features to help you avoid overheating while you sleep. However, The Endy scored just 1.8/10 for cooling features, and The Polysleep scored the same at 1.8/10. Endy features an open-cell foam and a cover containing spandex. Similarly, The Polysleep features open-cell foam and a breathable cover.

In comparison, Douglas Original’s cooling technologies earned the mattress a cooling feature score of 4.2/10. Douglas’s moisture-wicking CoolSense® cover, layer of ecoLight® cooling gel foam, and layer of breathable Elastex® foam all work together to give you a cool, comfortable night’s sleep.

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Mattress Construction

The Endy, The Polysleep, and Douglas Original are all foam mattresses containing three interior layers for comfort, transition, and support.

Douglas Mattress Layers

• Layer 1: The 2″ top layer of the Douglas mattress is made of ecoLight® cooling gel foam. It’s just as durable, comfortable, and body-contouring as memory foam. This layer also has open-cell construction for extra breathability.
• Layer 2: The 2″ middle layer is made of Elastex® foam for extra spring and support. This foam is latex-free, making it a good option if you’re sensitive to latex.
• Layer 3: The 6″ bottom layer is made of motion isolation support foam. This means you’ll hardly feel a thing from the other side of the bed, even if your partner is tossing and turning all night long.

Endy Mattress Layers

• Layer 1: The 2″ comfort layer is made of Endy Comfort Foam, which provides a plush feel to the mattress. Endy also mentions that the foam’s open-cell design improves airflow and keeps you cool while you sleep.
• Layer 2: The 3″ transition layer of foam helps provide pressure relief for a more comfortable, tension-free sleep.
• Layer 3: The 5″ support layer is designed to reduce motion transfer. This is important if you’re a light sleeper and your partner tosses and turns in their sleep.

When MattressReviews.ca contacted Endy, the company declined to share any composition or density details about Endy Comfort Foam, other than saying it’s 100% polyurethane. Douglas, however, is open about its mattress construction and 2.5 lb/ft³ foam density.

Polysleep Mattress Layers

• Layer 1: The top (comfort) layer is 2.5″ of Polysleep’s open-cell viscoelastic hybrid foam. This layer contains the mattress’s hypoallergenic and antimicrobial properties, but it’s unknown how this layer’s composition makes it that way.
• Layer 2: The middle (transition) layer is 2″ of foam. This layer prevents you from feeling the denser support layer beneath.
• Layer 3: The bottom (support) layer is 5.5″ of high-density foam. This layer gives the mattress most of its bulk and prevents you from sinking too far into it while you’re lying down.

Douglas Original, The Endy, and the Polysleep all feature machine-washable covers. That said, only Douglas uses a moisture-wicking CoolSense® cover made with plant-based Infinitex™ fibres. This material actively keeps you dry throughout the night and cool while you sleep.

Douglas Original also features ecoLight® cooling gel foam, along with Elastex® foam for breathability and responsiveness. Its support layer also uses premium motion isolation foam to help you sleep undisturbed.

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Delivery, Sleep Trial & Returns

Both Douglas and Endy ship using FedEx, while Polysleep uses UPS and FedEx. All three companies may charge additional fees if your mattress needs to be shipped to a remote location.

Endy, Polysleep, and Douglas all have similar shipping timelines. Including dispatch and delivery time, Douglas will arrive at your doorstep in 2–10 business days. The Endy will arrive in 1–10 business days, and The Polysleep will arrive in 4–9 business days.

Following the bed-in-a-box business model, all three companies will ship their mattresses rolled and compressed in cardboard boxes. The mattresses are protected with two layers of heavy-duty plastic. After unboxing, all three mattresses should expand to their full size in a matter of minutes.

Endy and Polysleep only come with industry-standard 100-night sleep trials and 10-year warranties. Douglas, however, offers a much longer 365-night sleep trial and 20-year warranty, beating Endy and Polysleep by a considerable margin.

Douglas, Endy, and Polysleep all offer return pickup service, but only Douglas and Endy will give you a full refund. Polysleep will deduct an administrative fee of $89.95 plus tax before issuing a refund.

When it comes to customer reviews on third-party review sites like the Better Business Bureau and Trustpilot, Endy is rated “A+” with the BBB, however, their customer review rating is just 1/5 stars. The company is rated “Poor” on Trustpilot with a 2.7/5 customer review rating. Sleep Country Canada, which owns Endy, has a customer review score of just 1.28/5 stars on BBB, and is rated “Poor” on Trustpilot. Polysleep has a Trustpilot profile with zero reviews and a 3.5/5 customer review rating.

In comparison, Douglas has an “Excellent” Trustpilot rating with a 4.8/5 customer review rating, and its parent company has an “A+” rating with the Better Business Bureau with a customer review rating of 4.89/5.

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Should You Buy Douglas, Endy, or Polysleep?

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