Can I use Back Restore on a soft mattress or does it need to be on the floor?

I tried mine on a soft mattress and it just sank in too much, felt useless. Floor works way better for me, keeps the pressure where it’s supposed to be.

I think it depends on what you’re after. I’ve used mine on a softer surface and it was okay, but not as crisp as on something firm.

I’m kind of in the same boat, my mattress is pretty plush and I wonder if the heat and vibration would still feel good even if the traction part doesn’t work as well. I guess it depends if you care more about the stretch or just the relaxation part.

I guess it depends how soft your mattress is. Mine’s medium firm and it works fine for me, I don’t feel like I’m missing out on anything.

I’d say try it on the bed first and see how it feels. Even if the stretch isn’t as strong, the heat and vibration alone might be worth it for relaxing before sleep.

I’d say you’re probably overthinking it a bit. Even if the stretch isn’t as intense on a soft bed, the heat and vibration alone are pretty solid for loosening things up.

I’d probably just try it on the bed honestly. The heat and vibration part still works fine on softer surfaces, so if that’s what you’re mainly after you won’t miss much.

I don’t really think it needs to be on the floor. I’ve used mine on a softer mattress before and it still felt like it was doing something. Might not be as intense but still works for me.

I keep meaning to ask this myself actually, since my mattress is on the firmer side but still not floor level. I feel like the traction part is the whole point though, so if the surface gives too much it probably just turns into a heated massager instead of a decompression session.