iSideSleep by Squire Sleep Systems

Great mattress design that incorporates a place for your arm when side sleeping, and the slight incline is great for breathing issues.
Apr 9th, 2014

I have been sleeping on the Squire Sleep Systems since 2009. Sleeping on a flat sleep surface is now a dread. I wake up much more rested and those aches and pains that I thought were just part of getting older subsided. Also, I hardly ever snore anymore. I recommend this great invention to anyone with any sleep related issue like: GERD, acid re-flux, snoring, shoulder or neck impingement and lower back compression.
Apr 1st, 2014

Im very excited about the Squire Sleep System. I worked in the sleep disorder field for over 15 years and its great to see a quality product that can offer a person relief who is suffering from sleep apnea, snoring and possibly acid reflux. There are a lot of people suffering from the above conditions and the only treatment is CPAP and even though CPAP works great there is a large population of people who cannot tolerate CPAP for many reasons. The Squire Sleep System gives these people another option to get a quality restful night sleep by keeping the user on their side as well as keeping them elevated. I would encourage anyone suffering from apnea, snoring who cannot tolerate CPAP to look closely at this mattress and start getting a good nights rest. Frank Huber, RPSGT Seattle, WA
Mar 6th, 2014

Having slept on the Squire Sleep Systems mattress I noticed how well I felt in the morning without shoulder pain or lower back pain. It is truly a revolutionary new mattress design that, I think, will help every side sleeper that has neck and/or shoulder problems as well as individuals with sleep problems in general. I would recommend it to anyone interested in a more comfortable, refreshing sleep.
Feb 24th, 2014

I have been sleeping on the Squire Sleep System bed for nearly 5 years and do not want to sleep on another kind of bed, ever. There is nothing else that lets my body be as correctly ergonomically and symmetrically positioned when I am horizontal as when I am vertical. In fact when I go traveling, I can't wait to get back to my own bed and recover from the discomfort of regular mattresses, which leave me with shoulder and neck pain from side sleeping. I welcome the day when John Schultz finds a way to make the SSS concept portable - or when hotels catch-on to the idea and use SSS beds in their rooms! Until then, I am grateful for good sleep, at home.
Oct 26th, 2013