Modern materials make Afloat more durable than any model of the past (say buh-bye, leaks). Firm Flotation adds a free-floating layer of memory foam which adds firmness and support without detracting from the conforming comfort of water. Together they instantly and totally conform to the shape of your body. The Pure Flotation model pairs a washable and hypoallergenic stretch-knit cover with an oversized water mattress membrane. With Afloat, it’s the difference between Pure Flotation and Firm Flotation. With most mattresses, you choose your level of firmness. Pure Flotation.įirst and foremost, there’s that signature floating feeling. The Afloat waterbed combines the latest in technical fabrics, premium memory foam, and temperature-regulating technology to bring you a new waterbed with unmatched, pressure-relieving comfort. Why is America falling in love with Afloat’s waterbed? Newly reimagined, Afloat offers the remarkable body-conforming properties of the original model while alleviating those concerns with new leaps in design, technology, and comfort. And the weight of all that water made those early models challenging to move. Some didn’t enjoy the “waves” produced when they shifted in bed. But while beloved by many (Hugh Hefner, the Smothers Brothers, and Jefferson Airplane were among its fans), those early models didn’t work for everyone. Hall patented the original design in 1968 with the goal of creating a mattress that could conform to the body without creating pressure points. The Waterbed Reimagined.Īfloat founders Charlie Hall, Keith Koenig, and Micheal Geraghty began their careers selling those original 1970s waterbeds. Redesigned and reimagined for the 21st century, newĪfloat waterbeds are revolutionizing the way we sleep. But they’re no longer the groovy, “motion-of-the-ocean” beds you might remember from the ‘70s.
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