Simba Hybrid Ultra Mattress im Test

The Simba Hybrid Ultra is Simba's 34cm flagship with up to 7,300 springs and HeatRelease graphite, for hot sleepers wanting plush comfort.

8.4/10 Testnote gut
ab £1,749
Paata Aktualisiert 28 September 2026 von Ina
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Testergebnis
8.4 /10
Gut
Komfort 9.0
Unterstützung 8.6
Temperatur 9.0
Preis-Leistung 6.0
Vorteile
  • Up to 7,300 springs in eleven layers
  • Zip-off top cover washes at 40°C
  • HeatRelease graphite strips fitted as standard
  • Latex and coconut layer adds lift
Nachteile
  • Double costs 2.7 times the Simba Hybrid
  • No small double or EU sizes
  • 34cm depth needs deep fitted sheets

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Härtegrad

Mittelweich 4 von 10
Weich Mittel Fest

Eignung nach Schlafposition

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Back sleepers
Stomach sleepers
Hot sleepers
Couples

The Simba Hybrid Ultra is Simba’s flagship: a 34cm, eleven-layer hybrid with up to 7,300 springs, a wool, bamboo and kapok comfort layer and HeatRelease graphite strips fitted as standard. Simba describes the feel as plush, which we place at 4 out of 10, and the regular price starts at £1,749 for a single.

What is inside the Simba Hybrid Ultra?

The numbered specification on Simba’s UK product page lists eleven layers plus the graphite strips. Spring counts are for a king.

Layer Material What it does
1. Cover 530g knitted polyester, Stratos treatment, zip-off top Washable; 133g inner cover underneath
2. FusionCool 250g blend of 80% wool, 10% charcoal-infused bamboo, 10% kapok Breathable, moisture-wicking top
Extra HeatRelease strips: graphite, polypropylene, aluminium Absorb excess body heat
3 and 4. Comfort Two layers of graphite Simbatex foam Cushioning with airflow
5 and 6. Microsprings Two Aerocoil layers in 13 zones Targeted support, low motion transfer
7. PureLift Latex and coconut fibre blend Spring-like lift and elasticity
8. Core CertiPUR foam Stability
9. Support springs Up to 2,500 high-carbon steel Aerocoil springs Deep support layer
10. Base springs Up to 1,000 steel barrel springs Edge support, less foam
11. Base CertiPUR foam, recycled-yarn cover Foundation

How does the Hybrid Ultra handle heat?

It carries more cooling hardware than any other Simba. The HeatRelease strips come fitted as standard, the FusionCool top layer blends wool with charcoal-infused bamboo and kapok, and both Simbatex foam layers are infused with graphite. Temperature matters for sleep quality: a review in the Journal of Physiological Anthropology (Okamoto-Mizuno and Mizuno, 2012) found that in real bedrooms, with bedding and nightwear in use, heat exposure increases wakefulness and reduces slow-wave and REM sleep. Simba’s figure for HeatRelease, up to 4.4°C lower in the upper foam layer under laboratory conditions, is a manufacturer claim and is worth reading as one.

Who should buy it, and who should not?

Hot sleepers who want the plushest Simba and can justify the spend. Everyone else should compare it with the Hybrid Luxe, which has up to 5,700 springs against the Ultra’s 7,300 and the same steel SupportCore edge, for about 25% less in a double. The Ultra is sold in four sizes only, with no small double or continental sizes, and at 34cm it needs deep-pocket fitted sheets. Simba asks owners to rotate it once a month for the first three months and every three months after that. The top cover zips off for a 40°C wash, and the inner cover underneath can be slept on while it dries.

Size Dimensions (cm) Regular price
Single 90 x 190 £1,749
Double 135 x 190 £2,399
King 150 x 200 £2,599
Super king 180 x 200 £2,999

Regular prices at the time of writing (September 2026). Delivery is free to most of the UK, with room-of-choice delivery advised because of the weight, and the Ultra carries the standard 200-night trial and 10-year guarantee. All foams are certified to CertiPUR.

Technische Daten

Spezifikationen
Marke Simba
Material 530g knitted polyester cover with Stratos and zip-off top, FusionCool layer of 80% wool, 10% charcoal-infused bamboo and 10% kapok, HeatRelease graphite strips, two graphite Simbatex foam layers, two 13-zone Aerocoil microspring layers, a latex and coconut fibre layer, CertiPUR core foam, up to 2,500 steel Aerocoil springs, up to 1,000 barrel springs and a CertiPUR foam base.
Härtegrad Mittelweich (4/10)
Höhe 34 cm
Probeschlaf 200 Nächte
Garantie 10 Jahre
Lieferung Free delivery to most of the UK
Verfügbare Größen 90x190, 135x190, 150x200, 180x200
Gesamtscore 8.4/10
Zertifizierungen CertiPUR

Unser Urteil

Fazit
„We recommend the Hybrid Ultra to hot sleepers who want the plushest Simba and can justify the spend, as it is the only model with HeatRelease built in, under a wool, bamboo and kapok top layer. If heat is not your main problem, the Hybrid Luxe keeps a steel edge with up to 5,700 springs, for about 25% less in a double.“
Paata Bedding adviser and product analyst · 28 September 2026
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