The Hybrid Pro stacks ten layers over a dual-spring core — a layer of individually wrapped micro coils sitting on a seven-zone pocket spring unit — with a HexaGrid Plus Ortho comfort layer, bamboo-charcoal infused foam and a wool climate layer above it. A queen measures 153 by 203 cm, sits about 30.5 cm deep and weighs 37 kg. The foams are CertiPUR-US certified, and the base and side panels use GRS-certified recycled polyester.
Two things here are unusual at this price. The comfort layer flips to move the mattress between medium-firm and firm after it arrives, so the firmness decision is not final at checkout. And the cover unzips completely and goes through a washing machine, with a cool-to-touch face on one side and a TENCEL blend on the other. The warranty runs fifteen years and covers visible indentation past 2.54 cm — a figure Origin actually publishes, and that figure is what decides whether a claim succeeds.
The trade is in the logistics and the price tag. Free delivery and free return pickup apply to metro areas only; some regional and rural postcodes are charged a flat $175 and some remote postcodes are not served at all. The 120-night trial cannot be used until night 25. And the advertised price is a promotion — the struck-through figure beside it is labelled a competitor average rather than a price Origin previously charged, so the discount percentage is not what it appears to be.
