The Arrival 

The Endy mattress is available for purchase online and offers free shipping within Canada’s ten provinces; however, fees do apply for some remote locations. The company’s website states that Endy only ships to the following cities in the Canadian Territories: Iqaluit, Whitehorse, and Yellowknife. The mattress arrives within 3-10 business days in a box that requires two people to lift.

The Unboxing

Like other bed-in-a-box mattresses, Endy is simple to unpack. Once unboxed, the mattress fully expands to 10″ in height within a few minutes.

The Look 

Endy has a two-toned white and grey cover. Like its top competitor, Douglas (read review), the Endy cover is fully detachable for machine washing. The synthetic polyester and Lycra top cover has a slight amount of stretch.

The Feel 

While the Endy is firmer than many of the other foam mattresses we have tested, it still provides a fair amount of ‘hug.’ Sleepers who enjoy the feeling of being burrowed into their bed should take a closer look at this mattress despite its higher firmness rating.

The following results were determined by licensed 3rd-party engineers, commissioned by us:

Endy Mattress Layers

The Endy mattress contains three layers of foam. Like many combination foam mattresses on the market today, the layers in the Endy mattress work together to provide an overall level of comfort and support.

• First layer: 2 inches of Endy Comfort Foam. This layer of polyurethane is intended to provide comfort and temperature control. It has an open-cell structure, which is common for modern foam mattresses. However, unlike some of its competitors, Endy does not have cooling gel in its top layer for added temperature regulation. Foam density: Unspecified.

• Second layer: 3 inches of polyurethane foam. This transition layer works with the comfort layer to provide an additional level of support while helping to conform to your body’s shape. This layer is what gives Endy a slightly firmer feel despite having such a soft sleep surface. Foam density: 1.8lbs/ft³.

• Third layer: 5 inches of polyurethane support foam. This final tier gives the mattress its structure and prevents sleepers from sinking in too far. Foam density: 1.8lbs/ft³.

Of note: At the time of the last update, the foam density information for the top comfort layer was not available on Endy’s website.

When Mattress-Reviews.com previously contacted Endy customer support, we were advised that the transition foam and support foam layers were both 1.8lbs/ft³. They would not provide density information for the Endy Comfort Foam layer. Their representative told us “the foam is a uniquely designed foam which is proprietary, which means we don’t give out the exact specifications.”

Endy Mattress Cover

Endy’s top cover is made primarily of polyester and contains a small amount of Lycra for stretch. Synthetic materials tend to be less breathable than natural or plant-derived fibres like Tencel® or cotton.

Unlike other bed-in-a-box brands, including Douglas and Bloom, Endy does not list any eco-conscious fabrics in their outer layer construction. The top cover of the Endy mattress can be removed and cleaned in the washing machine as necessary.

Endy launched in 2015 before being bought out by Sleep Country three years later. In 2017, Endy garnered national attention after appearing on CBC’s Dragons’ Den television program. This appearance helped the brand gain name recognition in Canada, establishing Endy as a notable bed-in-a-box brand.

All Endy mattresses are made in Quebec and shipped to Canadian addresses from distribution centres in Ontario and British Columbia. In recent years, Endy has expanded its product categories from a single mattress to offering bedding, accessories, and pillows. Though Endy now sells platform bed frames, the Endy mattress itself is not compatible with adjustable bed frames.

We hire 3rd-party engineers and use public data to rate mattresses on over 25 criteria.

The Endy mattress ($675+) will appeal to many Canadian shoppers, making it a worthy of consideration alongside its closest competitors, including Douglas ($599+) and Octave ($599). Endy’s higher price tag, along with a few other shortcomings, kept it from landing in the Top 5 of our List of Best Mattresses.

Endy has a reasonable sleep trial and warranty, and the brand’s use of durable, CertiPUR-US® foams will be comforting for shoppers looking for a good mid-market mattress. As for sleep comfort, Endy performs as well as other foam mattresses in terms of motion isolation and has minimal bounce, making it a safe choice for couples and delicate sleepers.