No one likes sleeping hot.
Our award-winning mattress pad will keep you cool all night long.
We've thought of it all
Prefer different sleep temperatures?
No sweat. Each sleeper can set their own deal sleep temperature.
Only want one side?
No Problem. Chilipads are available in sizes of ME (½ bed) or WE (full bed).
Does it really cool?
Yes. Chilled water as low as 55°F circulates through the Chilipad all night.
Will it work with my current mattress?
Yes. Designed to fit over your existing mattress. It's also compatible with adjustable and split beds.
Two Chilipads. One amazing sleep experience.
Chilipad Dock Pro
Most powerful & personalized
For those whose who get really hot or want the latest technology
All the benefits of the Cube plus:
- Rapid cooling & warming
- Chilipad Pro mattress topper with enhanced comfort & performance
- Schedule temperature adjustments throughout the night
- Pairs with our non-wearable sleep tracker to provide real-time, AI-driven temperature adjustments
Chilipad Cube
Single temperature system
For those looking for a simple, cool sleep solution
- Industry leading temperature range of 60°F - 115°F
- Cool mesh mattress topper with circulating water
- On-device controls for simple temperature changes
- Easy to set up and 100% machine washable & dryable
We've helped over 300,000 customers
89% Never Wake Up Sweaty Again
95% Get the Deep Sleep They Crave
96% Use Sleep Systems Year Round
Testimonials
Testimonial number 1
Steven T.
Verified Purchaser
"It has greatly improved the quality of my sleep. I no longer have night sweats, and my bed is much more comfortable."
Testimonial number 2
Brian T.
Verified Purchaser
“I’m a hot sleeper, but my wife isn’t so we’re always fighting over the room temperature. This is a great solution.”
Testimonial number 3
Liz V.
Verified Purchaser
“I love how it cools in seconds! I sleep hot and look forward to laying in a cool bed.”
Testimonial number 4
Brian C.
Verified Purchaser
“I’m a hot sleeper but cool off toward morning. The programmable Dock Pro keeps me comfortable all night."
Testimonial number 5
Greg A.
Verified Purchaser
"Greatest product ever! No more night sweats! No more being up all night."
How sleep systems work
Science shows that we sleep better when we sleep cooler, which allows us to increase our deep and REM sleep. Our active cooling mattress pad allows you to sleep at your ideal temperature so you sleep cool all night from night one. Wake up feeling restored and refreshed.
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1 Year Warranty on Sleep Systems
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Hot Sleep FAQs
What is a hot sleeper?
A hot sleeper is someone who constantly feels hot or sweaty while sleeping and struggles to cool down even when sleeping in cooler room temperatures. Research recently showed that "hot sleepers" can affect 10% to 41% of people.
What causes you to be a hot sleeper?
Being a hot sleeper can be caused by various factors, including poor sleep hygiene, a hot sleeping environment, genetics, hormonal changes, illnesses and infections, or certain medications. Health conditions like sleep apnea can also contribute to feeling hot while sleeping.
What types of bedding materials are best for hot sleepers?
Bedding materials play a significant role in keeping cool while sleeping. Breathable fabrics such as bamboo, linen, and Tencel cooling sheets are best for individuals who sleep hot. These materials promote airflow and move away moisture, helping to regulate your body temperature and allowing you to stay cool while sleeping. It's best to avoid synthetic fabrics like polyester, which can trap heat and cause discomfort.
What are some solutions for hot sleepers
How to stay cool at night and keep cool while sleeping is an ongoing issue for many hot sleepers. Adding a cooling mattress cover to your existing mattress will impact your sleep greatly. We've listed some of the best tips on staying cool at night while sleeping and cooling down a room.
What is the best sleep temperature?
According to experts the ideal room temperature for the best sleep possible should be between 60 – 67 degrees Fahrenheit.
What are the benefits of sleeping cooler?
Sleeping cool provides various benefits, including; falling asleep faster, improving sleep quality, reducing insomnia, increasing natural melatonin levels, and can improve metabolism. One study found that the temperature of the room where you sleep is one of the most important factors in achieving quality sleep.
How can I keep my bed cool?
There are a variety of ways to help keep your bed cool. You can use one of our cool mattress pad systems; Chilipad Dock Pro or Chilipad Cube. The sleep systems come with the thermoregulation mattress pad, which goes onto your current mattress. Which is best for you? Compare our cooling sleep systems.
Can cooling my core body temperature help me sleep?
Yes! It’s backed by science. In a Harvard study, participants were likely to fall asleep faster, taking an average of 6.2 minutes when their body temperature decreased at its lowest (approx. 97.7ºF/36.5ºC). It took participants 20 minutes to fall asleep when they were warmer (98-99.5ºF/37-37.5ºC).
I sleep hot, but my partner doesn’t, will it help me?
You’re a bed warmer? We get it! Unlike other sleep systems on the market, we offer a ME system. The ME system was designed for one sleeper. Additionally, it works well with split mattresses and adjustable beds.
Can sleeping with a fan help me sleep cooler?
Not really. A fan will not cool your body temperature. Fans are designed to circulate air in a room and help maintain moisture; a fan merely blows air out, creating a cooling illusion. They can also distribute pollen and dust, making it difficult for individuals to sleep who suffer from asthma, allergies, or hay fever. You can read more about the downsides of sleeping with a fan.
How To Sleep Cooler
