Brooklyn Bedding, a manufacturer and retailer of mattresses, has announced the arrival of its latest sleep solution – The Spartan.
The Spartan by Brooklyn Bedding combines Nanobionic with the advanced cooling technology of TitanCool
Brooklyn Bedding, a manufacturer and retailer of mattresses, has recently launched The Spartan mattress, which features Nanobionic technology, a high-tech patented coating on the mattress cover that transforms body heat into far infrared rays (FIR).
Far infrared rays are unique in their ability to penetrate, soothe and stimulate the human body, helping sleepers feel more energised and well rested.
“Sleep is more than simply resting,” says John Merwin, owner and CEO of Brooklyn Bedding.
“Throughout the sleep cycle, your mind and body perform a number of functions that are critical to your health. The fact that you’re less active while you’re asleep than when you’re awake gives your body the chance to channel energy towards recharging and restoring.”
Nanobionic products are registered with the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) as general wellness products. Used in support of ‘smart fabrics’, the technology is based on the fundamental principle that heat can be converted into energy naturally.
Nanobionic has conducted multiple studies related to performance and sleep. The technology used in the Spartan by Brooklyn Bedding has been designed to temporarily promote increased blood flow at the site of application in healthy individuals, enhancing faster recovery and promoting restful sleep.
“The Nanobionic technology in the Spartan contributes to what we call an active recovery process—harnessing what you produce (body heat) and recycling it into what you can use (energy) to rejuvenate,” adds Merwin.
The Spartan by Brooklyn Bedding combines Nanobionic with the advanced cooling technology of TitanCool, one of the many features also found in the Brooklyn Aurora, the brand’s top selling mattress.
Like Nanobionic, the development of TitanCool was derived from sleep science – principally, that the average skin temperature is 91°F but the ideal skin temperature for sleep is 88°F. A phase change molecule (PCM) surface infusion in the Spartan moderates temperature through the use of cooling gel beads. These beads liquefy at higher temperatures to deliver cooling relief; they solidify at temperatures of 88°F and below to ensure an ideal sleep environment.
The mattress is constructed as a hybrid using a 1.5-inch top layer of patented CopperGel Energex foam, which combines responsive contouring with targeted pressure point relief and the highly conductive, antimicrobial properties of copper. A second two-inch layer of hyper-elastic TitanFlex foam is added to provide more cloud-like comfort with immediate response technology that adjusts to your body each time you move. A third layer of one-inch swirl viscoelastic memory foam provides enhanced contouring and deeper compression support with added cooling.
Brooklyn Bedding pairs the trifecta of foam layers with an eight-inch base of up to 1,189 individually encased Quantum Edge coils to deliver ultimate pressure point relief while decreasing motion transfer, according to the company.
The Spartan by Brooklyn Bedding retails online between US$1,399 for a twin to US$2,399 for a California King. It is offered in three firmness levels, allowing sleepers to choose their desired support.
