Updated May 2026

Spring Air Mattress Review

Long-running value brand built around back-support innersprings.

Founded

1926

Headquarters

Boca Raton, Florida

Models Tested

About Spring Air

Spring Air has been in business since 1926 and, like Restonic, runs on a licensee manufacturing model with regional factories producing to a shared specification.

The core product is the Back Supporter family, an innerspring line marketed around lumbar support, alongside newer hybrid and foam collections sold through furniture retailers and hospitality channels.

Spring Air is a value play. Construction is conventional, prices are low to mid, and the brand competes on retail relationships rather than materials innovation.

What they make

Innerspring, hybrid, and foam mattresses for retail and hospitality; foundations.

Origin

American — produced by licensed regional manufacturers

Spring Air Signature Technologies

Back Supporter Coil System

The brand's long-running innerspring design with added support density through the lumbar zone.

Gel Memory Foam Layers

Gel-infused comfort foams on mid-tier models to limit heat retention.

Hospitality-Grade Builds

Reinforced constructions produced for hotel contracts, sometimes offered in retail as well.

Best for

Budget shoppers who want a coil mattress rather than cheap foam
Back sleepers wanting firm lumbar support at low cost
Landlords, guest rooms, and short-term rentals
Buyers replacing a mattress quickly through a local store

Not ideal for

Buyers expecting premium materials or long lifespan
Side sleepers wanting deep pressure relief
Anyone who wants a nationally consistent spec

How Much Does a Spring Air Mattress Cost?

Spring Air queens run $450–$1,700 across the lineup (budget to mid tier). The table below estimates the rest of the size ladder from that queen range using the standard size pricing brands apply — the low column tracks the entry model, the high column the flagship. Treat these as planning estimates rather than quotes: promotions move real street prices by 20–30% for weeks at a time.

Estimated Spring Air mattress prices by size
Size	Dimensions	Entry model (est.)	Flagship (est.)
Twin	38" × 75"	$280	$1,055
Twin XL	38" × 80"	$295	$1,120
Full	54" × 75"	$370	$1,395
Queen	60" × 80"	$450	$1,700
King	76" × 80"	$575	$2,175
California King	72" × 84"	$575	$2,175

Estimates based on Spring Air's published queen pricing and the standard US size ladder. Local dealer delivery. Set by the retailer; 10-year limited warranty on most models.

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Every Spring Air model in our directory

Specs, construction, size options, and current pricing for each Spring Air model we track — including the ones that haven't come through the Encinitas lab yet.

Pricing, Trial & Warranty

Price range (Queen)

$449–$1,699

Budget to mid

Fine for the price; not a long-term investment

Trial period

Set by the retailer

10-year limited warranty on most models

Shipping

Local dealer delivery

Financing

Dealer financing varies

Pros

Low entry prices for a coil mattress
Firm lumbar support on the Back Supporter line
Widely available through independent retailers
Hospitality experience shows in the durability of contract builds

Cons

Comfort layers are thin and soften early
Spec varies between licensee factories
Little published detail for online comparison

Spring Air FAQ

Is Spring Air a good mattress brand?

For the price, it is a reasonable way to get a coil mattress instead of a cheap all-foam one. Expect a 5–7 year usable life rather than a decade, and expect the comfort layer to soften before the coils give out.

What is the Back Supporter line?

Spring Air's long-running innerspring family, built around added coil support through the lumbar region. It is the collection most stores carry.

Where are Spring Air mattresses made?

By licensed regional manufacturers in the United States, which is why models and specs can differ between markets.

Does Spring Air supply hotels?

Yes, hospitality contracts are a significant part of the business, and some contract constructions carry over into retail models.