Odyssey Truck Mattress Review

Odyssey Truck Mattress is a semi-truck specialty brand from Foreverbed of Webb City, Missouri. It builds USA-made mattresses for truck sleepers, plus RV bedding. The Odyssey Hybrid Mattress pairs calibrated pocketed coils with Serene memory foam and cooling fabric at $699.99. Four truck models share that one price. The ECONO adds a budget all-foam pick at $279.00. You can buy online direct or through dealers, with a 10-year warranty. There's no published sleep trial.

Side sleepers can start with the Super Plush or Hybrid for the softest comfort-first feel by description. No pressure-relief testing is published. Back sleepers have the Hybrid or the plush side of the Dual Comfort Select as neutral picks by name. The Heavy Hauler is the firmer alternative.

Stomach sleepers should look at the Heavy Hauler or the firm side of the Dual Comfort Select, which read as the most support-first. Hot sleepers can look at the Hybrid, Super Plush, Dual Comfort and Heavy Hauler. All name cooling or reefer fabrics, but no test data is published.

Heavier drivers have the Heavy Hauler as the explicit pick, with firmer-calibrated coils. For budget and guest bunks, choose The ECONO. All of this is inference from product names and descriptions. It isn't brand sleeper testing.

Official prices are $699.99 each for the Odyssey Hybrid, Super Plush, Dual Comfort Select and Heavy Hauler. The ECONO is $279.00. Accessories are the Memory Foam Topper at $199.99, Mattress Protector at $99.00, Truck Sheet Set at $129.00, Shoulder Relief Pillow at $159.00, Econo Pillow at $99.00 and Tucker Buddies at $59.00.

The brand doesn't publish per-size surcharges, full size-grid prices, sale history or financing terms (checked September 2026). One price of $699.99 across all four full truck mattresses, plus a $279.00 budget foam option, is simple and friendly to a trucker's budget. We didn't capture live size-level pricing or rival truck-mattress prices. So confirm the live size price before you buy.

The Odyssey Hybrid has Serene memory foam over calibrated edge-to-edge Bolsa pocketed coils, with cooling fabric. The Super Plush has super-soft comfort foam layers with calibrated pocketed coils and reefer cooling fabric. The Dual Comfort Select has comfort foams plus pocketed coils with cooling fabric, in a flippable firm-plush build.

The Heavy Hauler has Omalon foam plus 6-inch pocketed coils at a 12 percent firmer calibration, with a quilted firm top and reefer cover. The ECONO is an all-foam flippable build with easy-clean fabrics.

The brand doesn't publish layer order, foam densities, ILD, coil count and gauge, fire barrier, cover weights or adhesives. It doesn't publish origin labeling beyond Proudly Made in USA and Webb City, Missouri (checked September 2026). It publishes no mattress CertiPUR, GOTS, GOLS or OEKO-TEX claims. Only the Shoulder Relief Pillow names CertiPUR standards.

The brand's durability terms rest on the 10-year warranty. It covers manufacturing defects, including foam or innerspring compression over 1.5 inches and delaminated innersprings or edge support. It requires rotation every 1 to 2 months, and stains void coverage.

We found no independent durability testing from labs, Cornell, RTINGS or Sleep Foundation (checked September 2026). The brand doesn't publish a sag measurement method, foundation requirements beyond rotation, or expected lifespan. It states no prorating language. Build signals come from descriptions only. They're pocketed coils, Omalon and comfort foams, and quilted tops. Read current owner reviews for long-haul sag and edge-wear reports before you buy.

The official site shows testimonials only. Missouri driver Everett F. says he hasn't slept this well in 30-plus years on the road and calls it like a hotel suite. Missouri buyer Chad C. calls them the most comfortable he ever had across two vehicles.

The brand doesn't publish star ratings, review counts or review-text volumes on its store (checked September 2026). We found no third-party ratings from Google, BBB, Amazon, Trustpilot, Sleep Foundation, Mattress Clarity or RTINGS. We found no verified complaint themes or recall notices. Treat owner forums and dealer feedback as your pre-purchase read.

You can buy online direct from odysseytruckmattress.com, with Add to Cart and Buy Now buttons plus quantity and size selectors. The official contact is 805 N East Street, Webb City, MO 64870, odysseytruckmattress@gmail.com, tel 417-952-2099.

The site offers a Dealer Locator and a Become a Dealer path. It says truckers can find the Hybrid at a dealer near them soon. But the brand doesn't publish live dealer names, addresses or stock (checked September 2026). We found no listings on Amazon, truck-stop chains or mattress marketplaces. The brand doesn't publish showrooms for try-before-buy. Parent Foreverbed lists a Springfield, Missouri display store, but Odyssey in-store tryout terms aren't published.

Official terms say to remove the mattress from its packaging within 30 days of receipt. Allow 48 hours for it to spring back after unboxing, and rotate every two months. If you leave it over 90 days in packaging, it may not fully spring back. That suggests a compressed or rolled shipment.

The brand doesn't publish shipping speeds, fees, geographic limits, tracking, setup, white-glove service or old-mattress removal (checked September 2026). The warranty text says transportation or shipping on claims is the purchaser's responsibility. The brand doesn't publish foundation or adjustable-base compatibility. For bunk fit, only the protector sizes of 39 x 80 and 42 x 80 are referenced.

The brand doesn't publish a sleep trial length, return window or exchange program (checked September 2026). No trial-night promise appears on the product or terms pages we saw. The Bargain Outlet page says all sales are final, with no returns or refunds once opened. It tells you to review orders carefully.

The brand doesn't publish restocking, return-shipping, pickup, refund-timing or comfort-exchange fees. Confirm the live trial and return terms for your exact model and dealer before you buy, since dealer terms may differ from direct online terms.

The warranty lasts 10 years from the original purchase date, against defects in materials and craftsmanship. It covers foam or innerspring compression greater than 1.5 inches, delaminated innersprings or edge support, and other manufacturing, workmanship or material defects. On approved claims, discontinued models are replaced with a comparable-value model. Claims go through the store you bought from.

It excludes abnormal wear from missing the 1 to 2 month rotation, or from misuse. It also excludes any stains, and shipping or transportation costs. The brand notes handmade size and finish variations. It doesn't publish a prorating schedule, transferability, foundation specs, commercial-use limits or claim-evidence rules beyond contacting the seller.

Mainstream home-mattress hybrids match Odyssey on pocketed-coil-plus-foam construction and a 10-year warranty. Odyssey differs on semi-truck sizing and sleeper-berth use. It trails on spec clarity, review depth and written trial terms.

Other semi-truck mattress sellers differ too. Odyssey offers four $699.99 feels, including a firmer Heavy Hauler, plus a $279.00 ECONO and a USA-made Webb City build. We didn't capture live dealer coverage, size grids or comparative durability data, so verify fit before you choose. Budget bed-in-a-box foam lines are undercut by The ECONO on price, with flippable firm-plush versatility. But Odyssey's published foam specs and certifications trail. We didn't verify rival model-level specs.

We read the brand's own product, policy and warranty pages, then checked retailer listings and public complaint sites like the Better Business Bureau. We last checked everything here in September 2026. Prices and policies change, so confirm them on the seller's page before you buy. You can read more in our methodology and editorial policy.