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How Sleep Shapes Mind
When sleep falters, dreams fade. Our WTD (Ex-CMD), Mathew Chandy speaks with India Today to discuss how a sleepless nation is losing out while dreams hold the key to creativity and growth.
How Sleep Shapes Mind
When sleep falters, dreams fade. Our WTD (Ex-CMD), Mathew Chandy speaks with India Today to discuss how a sleepless nation is losing out while dreams hold the key to creativity and growth.
For over 60 years, we’ve delivered quality sleep solutions to businesses across industries. With integrity, innovation, and fairness at our core, we provide premium sleep and furniture solutions tailored to your every need.
60+ Years of Trusted Comfort Solutions
For over 60 years, we’ve delivered quality sleep solutions to businesses across industries. With integrity, innovation, and fairness at our core, we provide premium sleep and furniture solutions tailored to your every need.
You can get jet lag without even leaving your house.
If you've ever woken up tired on a Monday despite "sleeping enough," you've probably experienced social jet lag, and the science behind it explains a lot about why weekends feel so good and Mondays feel so bad.
What Is Social Jet Lag?
Social jet lag is the mismatch between your body's internal clock and your actual sleep schedule. It happens when you sleep and wake at different times on workdays versus weekends; say, 11 PM on weekdays but 2 AM on Saturdays.
Your body essentially experiences a mini time-zone shift, without ever leaving your bed.
Did You Know?The term was coined by chronobiologists studying how modern lifestyles clash with our biology. And it's more common than most people realize; studies estimate a large share of adults experience some degree of it every single week.
Your Circadian Rhythm and Why it Matters
Your body runs on a roughly 24-hour internal clock called the circadian rhythm. It's controlled by a tiny cluster of neurons in your brain, called the suprachiasmatic nucleus, that respond primarily to light and darkness.
This internal biological clock regulates far more than sleep; it influences hormone release, body temperature, digestion, and alertness.
Crucially, your circadian rhythm doesn't like unexpected sudden changes. It's built for consistency.
When you push your bedtime and wake time later on weekends, your internal clock starts to drift to match that new schedule.
Then Monday arrives.
Your alarm goes up, but your circadian rhythm is still running on "Sunday clock."
The result is a brain that hasn't produced enough cortisol to feel alert, your body temperature hasn't risen to its normal waking level, and melatonin - your body's sleep hormone may still be lingering in your system.
So this is the biological explanation behind the tired, unfocused, "I slept plenty but still feel exhausted" feeling.
Social jet lag isn't just an inconvenience. Research linking irregular sleep timing to circadian disruption has associated it with:
Reduced concentration and slower reaction times
Increased daytime sleepiness, even after 7–8 hours of sleep
Mood changes, including higher irritability
Long-term associations with metabolic and cardiovascular strain when chronic
The core issue isn't how much you sleep; it's when you sleep.Two people can log identical total sleep hours, but the one with a consistent schedule will wake up feeling far more rested.
Watch the video here: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DbkFMAwhfNR/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==
How to Fix Social Jet Lag
The good news: this is one of the easier sleep problems to solve, and it doesn't require cutting out weekend fun.
Keep your sleep and wake times within about an hour of your weekday schedule, even on weekends.
If you usually wake at 7 AM on workdays, try not to sleep past 8 AM on Saturday or Sunday. Your circadian rhythm responds far better to consistency than to "catching up" on lost sleep; sleeping in for hours doesn't erase the disruption; it often adds to it by shifting your clock even further.
A few practical habits help reinforce this:
Get natural light soon after waking; it's the strongest signal your circadian rhythm uses to reset each day.
Avoid pushing bedtime more than an hour later on weekend nights.
Keep a consistent wind-down routine, whatever the day of the week.
Get Deeper Sleep With Airboost
Consistent timing is half the equation; sleep quality is the other half. This is where your mattress plays a bigger role than most people expect. Even with a perfectly timed schedule, a mattress that doesn't support deep, uninterrupted sleep can undercut your circadian recovery.
Airboost is Duroflex's proprietary open-matrix mattress technology made from over one lakh independently responsive fibres, designed to improve airflow, movement response and postural support.
Trusted by athletes around the world, this sleep technology is brought to India for the first time by Duroflex. Airboost is accredited by the Indian Society for Sleep Research (ISSR) for 30% more deep sleep and recommended by doctors at the National Health Academy (NHA).
The result is a mattress that offers:
Postural Alignment: 1 lakh+ AirKnit fibres adapt to your body's contours to help maintain proper spinal alignment and provide targeted support throughout the night.
3X Breathability: Its open-cell 3D matrix promotes continuous airflow, helping regulate temperature and keep you cool during sleep.
Energy Restoration: Maximum rebound supports effortless movement during sleep, reducing the "stuck" feeling and helping you wake up feeling refreshed.
Pairing a consistent sleep schedule with a mattress engineered for deep sleep, like Airboost, gives your circadian rhythm the best possible environment to reset each night, not just on weekdays, but on every day of the week.
Explore Duroflex Airboost today and discover how the right mattress can help you fix social jet lag for good.
You can get jet lag without even leaving your house.
If you've ever woken up tired on a Monday despite "sleeping enough," you've probably experienced social jet lag, and the science behind it explains a lot about why weekends feel so good and Mondays feel so bad.
What Is Social Jet Lag?
Social jet lag is the mismatch between your body's internal clock and your actual sleep schedule. It happens when you sleep and wake at different times on workdays versus weekends; say, 11 PM on weekdays but 2 AM on Saturdays.
Your body essentially experiences a mini time-zone shift, without ever leaving your bed.
Did You Know?The term was coined by chronobiologists studying how modern lifestyles clash with our biology. And it's more common than most people realize; studies estimate a large share of adults experience some degree of it every single week.
Your Circadian Rhythm and Why it Matters
Your body runs on a roughly 24-hour internal clock called the circadian rhythm. It's controlled by a tiny cluster of neurons in your brain, called the suprachiasmatic nucleus, that respond primarily to light and darkness.
This internal biological clock regulates far more than sleep; it influences hormone release, body temperature, digestion, and alertness.
Crucially, your circadian rhythm doesn't like unexpected sudden changes. It's built for consistency.
When you push your bedtime and wake time later on weekends, your internal clock starts to drift to match that new schedule.
Then Monday arrives.
Your alarm goes up, but your circadian rhythm is still running on "Sunday clock."
The result is a brain that hasn't produced enough cortisol to feel alert, your body temperature hasn't risen to its normal waking level, and melatonin - your body's sleep hormone may still be lingering in your system.
So this is the biological explanation behind the tired, unfocused, "I slept plenty but still feel exhausted" feeling.
Social jet lag isn't just an inconvenience. Research linking irregular sleep timing to circadian disruption has associated it with:
Reduced concentration and slower reaction times
Increased daytime sleepiness, even after 7–8 hours of sleep
Mood changes, including higher irritability
Long-term associations with metabolic and cardiovascular strain when chronic
The core issue isn't how much you sleep; it's when you sleep.Two people can log identical total sleep hours, but the one with a consistent schedule will wake up feeling far more rested.
Watch the video here: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DbkFMAwhfNR/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==
How to Fix Social Jet Lag
The good news: this is one of the easier sleep problems to solve, and it doesn't require cutting out weekend fun.
Keep your sleep and wake times within about an hour of your weekday schedule, even on weekends.
If you usually wake at 7 AM on workdays, try not to sleep past 8 AM on Saturday or Sunday. Your circadian rhythm responds far better to consistency than to "catching up" on lost sleep; sleeping in for hours doesn't erase the disruption; it often adds to it by shifting your clock even further.
A few practical habits help reinforce this:
Get natural light soon after waking; it's the strongest signal your circadian rhythm uses to reset each day.
Avoid pushing bedtime more than an hour later on weekend nights.
Keep a consistent wind-down routine, whatever the day of the week.
Get Deeper Sleep With Airboost
Consistent timing is half the equation; sleep quality is the other half. This is where your mattress plays a bigger role than most people expect. Even with a perfectly timed schedule, a mattress that doesn't support deep, uninterrupted sleep can undercut your circadian recovery.
Airboost is Duroflex's proprietary open-matrix mattress technology made from over one lakh independently responsive fibres, designed to improve airflow, movement response and postural support.
Trusted by athletes around the world, this sleep technology is brought to India for the first time by Duroflex. Airboost is accredited by the Indian Society for Sleep Research (ISSR) for 30% more deep sleep and recommended by doctors at the National Health Academy (NHA).
The result is a mattress that offers:
Postural Alignment: 1 lakh+ AirKnit fibres adapt to your body's contours to help maintain proper spinal alignment and provide targeted support throughout the night.
3X Breathability: Its open-cell 3D matrix promotes continuous airflow, helping regulate temperature and keep you cool during sleep.
Energy Restoration: Maximum rebound supports effortless movement during sleep, reducing the "stuck" feeling and helping you wake up feeling refreshed.
Pairing a consistent sleep schedule with a mattress engineered for deep sleep, like Airboost, gives your circadian rhythm the best possible environment to reset each night, not just on weekdays, but on every day of the week.
Explore Duroflex Airboost today and discover how the right mattress can help you fix social jet lag for good.
Why did we ask India's football captain to test a mattress?
Elite athletes don't just train harder. They recover better. Performance isn't built on the field alone. It begins the night before, with deep, restorative sleep that helps the body recover, repair, and prepare for the next challenge.
Sandesh Jhingan is Indian football's most reliable centre-back and the captain who anchors the national defence. Throughout his career, he's faced different challenges that have tested his strength, precision, and resilience.
That's exactly why we invited Indian football captain Sandesh Jhingan to put Duroflex Airboost to the test. Instead of asking him to simply lie down on a mattress and describe how it felt, we challenged it in the way athletes understand best: through movement.
"This is a very expensive football drill," he laughed.
What followed wasn't just an entertaining football challenge. It became a demonstration of how a sleep surface that supports effortless movement through the night can reduce physical strain, improve recovery, and ultimately help you achieve deep, restorative sleep.
Challenge 1: Can a football reveal mattress rebound?
The first challenge looked simple enough.
A drone hovered overhead while three mattresses— traditional foam, grid, and Duroflex Airboost— were placed side by side beneath it. Jhingan's task was to kick the ball higher than the drone, landing it dead centre on a target marked across the mattresses.
"I've tested footballs, defenders, and now mattresses," Jhingan said before his first kick.
"This is a new one for my career."
The results told their own story. Each mattress was hooked up to a digital scale to measure exactly how high the ball rebounded after impact. Foam absorbed the ball's energy and gave little back. Grid technology performed similarly, offering less support, still swallowing much of the impact.
Then came Airboost, and the ball shot back up dramatically higher than the other two. Jhingan's reaction said it all: "Oh wow… that's crazyyy."
"Honestly, if my coach sees this," he joked, "he might add mattress drills to training."
The challenge wasn't just about football accuracy. It highlighted something far more important: Rebound.
A mattress doesn't simply support your body when you're still. It also responds every time you move. The faster it returns energy instead of absorbing it, the easier those movements become.
Challenge 2: Which mattress is easiest to move on?
If the drone challenge demonstrated the rebound of each mattress, the second challenge put that difference to the test through real movement and body support.
Jhingan was asked to dribble the football across all three mattresses back to back— foam, then Grid, then Airboost— and simply say which one felt easiest to move on.
"This is easy. Let's go," he said, jogging in.
It wasn't quite as easy as he expected. "The foam and grid slowed me down because I was sinking into them," he explained afterward.
"Airboost was definitely the easiest to dribble on."
For a footballer, stable footing and quick movement are everything. A surface that traps movement forces the body to work harder with every step.
The same principle applies while you sleep. An average person changes positions multiple times every night. If you're sleeping on a surface that sinks and holds your body, each of those movements takes more effort than it should, leaving you with less deep sleep, lower overnight recovery, and waking up feeling tired.
Watch the video here: https://www.instagram.com/reel/Da9nuyryF7c/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==
What does Rebound actually do while you sleep?
Most people change sleeping positions 30 to 40 times every night.
These movements happen naturally and usually without you waking up. But the mattress beneath you determines how much effort your body needs to make each time.
On a low-rebound surface, your body sinks into the mattress. Every time you roll over or change position, your muscles have to push against that resistance before settling again.
It may seem insignificant, but repeated dozens of times each night, those small efforts add up.
A high-rebound surface works differently.
Instead of absorbing your movement and holding onto it, it responds instantly, helping your body move naturally with less effort. Your muscles stay more relaxed because they aren't constantly working to lift you out of the mattress.
That creates a chain reaction of benefits:
Easier movement throughout the night without feeling stuck.
Reduced pressure because support adapts as your body changes position.
Less muscle effort, allowing your body to focus on recovery rather than repositioning.
You get deep sleep, where the body's repair and restoration processes are most active.
In other words, rebound isn't just about bounce.
It's about making every movement during sleep effortless so your body can spend more time recovering. That's the entire science behind Duroflex Airboost: India's latest sleep tech, engineered to bounce back the moment you move, rather than trap you in place.
The Technology Behind Airboost
Airboost is Duroflex's proprietary open-matrix mattress technology made from over one lakh independently responsive fibres, designed to improve airflow, movement response, and postural support.
Trusted by athletes around the world, this sleep technology is brought to India for the first time by Duroflex. Airboost is accredited by the Indian Society for Sleep Research (ISSR) for 30% more deep sleep and recommended by doctors at the National Health Academy (NHA).
The result is a mattress that offers:
Postural Alignment: 1 lakh+ AirKnit fibres adapt to your body's contours to help maintain proper spinal alignment and provide targeted support throughout the night.
3X Breathability: Its open-cell 3D matrix promotes continuous airflow, helping regulate temperature and keep you cool during sleep.
Energy Restoration: Maximum rebound supports effortless movement during sleep, reducing the "stuck" feeling and helping you wake up feeling refreshed.
Unlike conventional foam that compresses and retains pressure, AirKnit fibres respond individually to your body's movements, providing support exactly where it's needed while allowing effortless repositioning.
Why this matters, even if you never play football
By the end of the challenge, Sandesh Jhingan had made up his mind:
"Send me the Duroflex Airboost already."
After experiencing its adaptive support and max rebound firsthand, he was convinced that recovery doesn't begin after training ends. It begins the moment you lie down to sleep.
Elite athletes spend years searching for tiny advantages: a lighter boot, better nutrition, smarter recovery.
Deep sleep is one of those advantages.
While most of us aren't preparing for a football match, we're all preparing for something else: another workday, another workout, another school run, or simply another morning where we want to wake up feeling our best.
That's why a mattress shouldn't just feel comfortable. It should help your body recover.
Why wait? Explore Duroflex Airboost now and discover the difference that effortless movement and deep sleep can make in your daily recovery.
Why did we ask India's football captain to test a mattress?
Elite athletes don't just train harder. They recover better. Performance isn't built on the field alone. It begins the night before, with deep, restorative sleep that helps the body recover, repair, and prepare for the next challenge.
Sandesh Jhingan is Indian football's most reliable centre-back and the captain who anchors the national defence. Throughout his career, he's faced different challenges that have tested his strength, precision, and resilience.
That's exactly why we invited Indian football captain Sandesh Jhingan to put Duroflex Airboost to the test. Instead of asking him to simply lie down on a mattress and describe how it felt, we challenged it in the way athletes understand best: through movement.
"This is a very expensive football drill," he laughed.
What followed wasn't just an entertaining football challenge. It became a demonstration of how a sleep surface that supports effortless movement through the night can reduce physical strain, improve recovery, and ultimately help you achieve deep, restorative sleep.
Challenge 1: Can a football reveal mattress rebound?
The first challenge looked simple enough.
A drone hovered overhead while three mattresses— traditional foam, grid, and Duroflex Airboost— were placed side by side beneath it. Jhingan's task was to kick the ball higher than the drone, landing it dead centre on a target marked across the mattresses.
"I've tested footballs, defenders, and now mattresses," Jhingan said before his first kick.
"This is a new one for my career."
The results told their own story. Each mattress was hooked up to a digital scale to measure exactly how high the ball rebounded after impact. Foam absorbed the ball's energy and gave little back. Grid technology performed similarly, offering less support, still swallowing much of the impact.
Then came Airboost, and the ball shot back up dramatically higher than the other two. Jhingan's reaction said it all: "Oh wow… that's crazyyy."
"Honestly, if my coach sees this," he joked, "he might add mattress drills to training."
The challenge wasn't just about football accuracy. It highlighted something far more important: Rebound.
A mattress doesn't simply support your body when you're still. It also responds every time you move. The faster it returns energy instead of absorbing it, the easier those movements become.
Challenge 2: Which mattress is easiest to move on?
If the drone challenge demonstrated the rebound of each mattress, the second challenge put that difference to the test through real movement and body support.
Jhingan was asked to dribble the football across all three mattresses back to back— foam, then Grid, then Airboost— and simply say which one felt easiest to move on.
"This is easy. Let's go," he said, jogging in.
It wasn't quite as easy as he expected. "The foam and grid slowed me down because I was sinking into them," he explained afterward.
"Airboost was definitely the easiest to dribble on."
For a footballer, stable footing and quick movement are everything. A surface that traps movement forces the body to work harder with every step.
The same principle applies while you sleep. An average person changes positions multiple times every night. If you're sleeping on a surface that sinks and holds your body, each of those movements takes more effort than it should, leaving you with less deep sleep, lower overnight recovery, and waking up feeling tired.
Watch the video here: https://www.instagram.com/reel/Da9nuyryF7c/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==
What does Rebound actually do while you sleep?
Most people change sleeping positions 30 to 40 times every night.
These movements happen naturally and usually without you waking up. But the mattress beneath you determines how much effort your body needs to make each time.
On a low-rebound surface, your body sinks into the mattress. Every time you roll over or change position, your muscles have to push against that resistance before settling again.
It may seem insignificant, but repeated dozens of times each night, those small efforts add up.
A high-rebound surface works differently.
Instead of absorbing your movement and holding onto it, it responds instantly, helping your body move naturally with less effort. Your muscles stay more relaxed because they aren't constantly working to lift you out of the mattress.
That creates a chain reaction of benefits:
Easier movement throughout the night without feeling stuck.
Reduced pressure because support adapts as your body changes position.
Less muscle effort, allowing your body to focus on recovery rather than repositioning.
You get deep sleep, where the body's repair and restoration processes are most active.
In other words, rebound isn't just about bounce.
It's about making every movement during sleep effortless so your body can spend more time recovering. That's the entire science behind Duroflex Airboost: India's latest sleep tech, engineered to bounce back the moment you move, rather than trap you in place.
The Technology Behind Airboost
Airboost is Duroflex's proprietary open-matrix mattress technology made from over one lakh independently responsive fibres, designed to improve airflow, movement response, and postural support.
Trusted by athletes around the world, this sleep technology is brought to India for the first time by Duroflex. Airboost is accredited by the Indian Society for Sleep Research (ISSR) for 30% more deep sleep and recommended by doctors at the National Health Academy (NHA).
The result is a mattress that offers:
Postural Alignment: 1 lakh+ AirKnit fibres adapt to your body's contours to help maintain proper spinal alignment and provide targeted support throughout the night.
3X Breathability: Its open-cell 3D matrix promotes continuous airflow, helping regulate temperature and keep you cool during sleep.
Energy Restoration: Maximum rebound supports effortless movement during sleep, reducing the "stuck" feeling and helping you wake up feeling refreshed.
Unlike conventional foam that compresses and retains pressure, AirKnit fibres respond individually to your body's movements, providing support exactly where it's needed while allowing effortless repositioning.
Why this matters, even if you never play football
By the end of the challenge, Sandesh Jhingan had made up his mind:
"Send me the Duroflex Airboost already."
After experiencing its adaptive support and max rebound firsthand, he was convinced that recovery doesn't begin after training ends. It begins the moment you lie down to sleep.
Elite athletes spend years searching for tiny advantages: a lighter boot, better nutrition, smarter recovery.
Deep sleep is one of those advantages.
While most of us aren't preparing for a football match, we're all preparing for something else: another workday, another workout, another school run, or simply another morning where we want to wake up feeling our best.
That's why a mattress shouldn't just feel comfortable. It should help your body recover.
Why wait? Explore Duroflex Airboost now and discover the difference that effortless movement and deep sleep can make in your daily recovery.
What exactly is Airboost?
Airboost is Duroflex's proprietary open-matrix mattress technology made from over one lakh independently responsive fibres, designed to improve airflow, movement response, and postural support.
Trusted by athletes around the world, this sleep technology is brought to India for the first time by Duroflex.
Airboost is accredited by the Indian Society for Sleep Research (ISSR) and recommended by doctors at the National Health Academy (NHA).
What material are the fibres made from?
Airboost is made from food-grade, BPA-free polymer fibres called AirKnit fibres, which are interconnected to form an open-cell 3D matrix. This innovative structure is durable, moisture-resistant, and does not promote bacterial growth, helping create a cleaner and more hygienic sleep environment.
How are fibres arranged?
Instead of a solid foam slab, Airboost uses over one lakh precision-engineered fibres arranged into an interconnected open-cell 3D matrix. Each fibre acts as an independent shock absorber, adapting to your body for targeted support and pressure relief. These fibres expand and contract independently to eliminate pressure buildup and reduce micro-awakenings for uninterrupted, restorative sleep.
What does "independent" mean?
Independent means every AirKnit fibre reacts individually instead of depending on neighbouring fibres.
When pressure is applied:
Only the fibres directly beneath that area compress.
Surrounding fibres remain largely unaffected.
Support is delivered exactly where the body needs it.
This creates highly localised pressure adaptation rather than the broad compression seen in traditional foam.
How does the structure respond under load?
When a person lies down, each fibre compresses according to the amount of pressure applied.
Heavier regions such as the hips and shoulders engage more fibres, while lighter regions require less compression. As body position changes during sleep, the fibres immediately recover and adapt to the new pressure points.
The result is:
Proper spinal alignment
Even pressure distribution
Minimal sinking
Instant recovery after movement
How is airflow measured?
Airflow is measured by how easily air passes through the mattress material.
Higher airflow = Better ventilation = Cooler sleep
In this demonstration, you can see three airflow units filled with thermocol balls. Before any material is placed inside the unit, the balls move freely, showing the unrestricted airflow. Once the materials are inserted - foam, grid, and Airboost - the difference becomes clear.
The foam completely restricts airflow, causing the balls to stop moving. With the grid material, only a few balls continue to move, indicating limited airflow. However, with the Airboost layer, the balls continue to move freely, demonstrating continuous airflow and superior breathability. This clearly shows that Airboost promotes continuous airflow and is up to 3X more breathable than traditional mattresses.
How is rebound measured?
Rebound measures how quickly the mattress returns to its original shape after pressure is removed.
A faster, controlled rebound means the mattress responds instantly to your movements while continuing to support your body.
In this demonstration, we're dropping a steel ball from a fixed height onto three different mattress materials: foam, grid, and Airboost.
As a general principle, a higher bounce indicates greater resilience and faster energy return.
As you can see, the steel ball bounces the highest and rebounds the fastest on the Airboost AirKnit material. In comparison, the foam shows a lower rebound, while the grid material has the least bounce, indicating slower recovery. This demonstrates that Airboost delivers maximum rebound, helping conserve energy by returning more of the force instead of absorbing it.
How does it compare with foam, coir, springs and polymer grids?
Feature
Airboost
Grid
Coir
Rebonded Foam
Postural Alignment
1 Lakh+ support points
NA
NA
NA
Airflow and heat dissipation
3X more breathable
Moderate
Less
NA
Never sink-in
Max rebound
Medium
Low
NA
Ease of movement
Very high
Moderate
Restricted
Moderate
Moisture repellent
Yes
No
Absorbs
Absorbs
Experience the Airboost Difference for Yourself
The best way to understand Airboost is to experience it yourself. Visit your nearest Duroflex Experience Centre to see how our revolutionary AirKnit technology compares with conventional mattress materials.
Our sleep experts will walk you through live demonstrations that showcase Airboost's superior adaptive support, breathability, and high rebound. You'll see firsthand how its innovative open-matrix responds differently from foam, latex, and grid, helping you understand why it's accredited by ISSR for 30% more deep sleep.
Find your nearest Duroflex Experience Centre today and discover why Airboost is redefining high-performance sleep technology for modern Indian sleepers. Explore our full range of Airboost mattresses and experience the future of sleep.
What exactly is Airboost?
Airboost is Duroflex's proprietary open-matrix mattress technology made from over one lakh independently responsive fibres, designed to improve airflow, movement response, and postural support.
Trusted by athletes around the world, this sleep technology is brought to India for the first time by Duroflex.
Airboost is accredited by the Indian Society for Sleep Research (ISSR) and recommended by doctors at the National Health Academy (NHA).
What material are the fibres made from?
Airboost is made from food-grade, BPA-free polymer fibres called AirKnit fibres, which are interconnected to form an open-cell 3D matrix. This innovative structure is durable, moisture-resistant, and does not promote bacterial growth, helping create a cleaner and more hygienic sleep environment.
How are fibres arranged?
Instead of a solid foam slab, Airboost uses over one lakh precision-engineered fibres arranged into an interconnected open-cell 3D matrix. Each fibre acts as an independent shock absorber, adapting to your body for targeted support and pressure relief. These fibres expand and contract independently to eliminate pressure buildup and reduce micro-awakenings for uninterrupted, restorative sleep.
What does "independent" mean?
Independent means every AirKnit fibre reacts individually instead of depending on neighbouring fibres.
When pressure is applied:
Only the fibres directly beneath that area compress.
Surrounding fibres remain largely unaffected.
Support is delivered exactly where the body needs it.
This creates highly localised pressure adaptation rather than the broad compression seen in traditional foam.
How does the structure respond under load?
When a person lies down, each fibre compresses according to the amount of pressure applied.
Heavier regions such as the hips and shoulders engage more fibres, while lighter regions require less compression. As body position changes during sleep, the fibres immediately recover and adapt to the new pressure points.
The result is:
Proper spinal alignment
Even pressure distribution
Minimal sinking
Instant recovery after movement
How is airflow measured?
Airflow is measured by how easily air passes through the mattress material.
Higher airflow = Better ventilation = Cooler sleep
In this demonstration, you can see three airflow units filled with thermocol balls. Before any material is placed inside the unit, the balls move freely, showing the unrestricted airflow. Once the materials are inserted - foam, grid, and Airboost - the difference becomes clear.
The foam completely restricts airflow, causing the balls to stop moving. With the grid material, only a few balls continue to move, indicating limited airflow. However, with the Airboost layer, the balls continue to move freely, demonstrating continuous airflow and superior breathability. This clearly shows that Airboost promotes continuous airflow and is up to 3X more breathable than traditional mattresses.
How is rebound measured?
Rebound measures how quickly the mattress returns to its original shape after pressure is removed.
A faster, controlled rebound means the mattress responds instantly to your movements while continuing to support your body.
In this demonstration, we're dropping a steel ball from a fixed height onto three different mattress materials: foam, grid, and Airboost.
As a general principle, a higher bounce indicates greater resilience and faster energy return.
As you can see, the steel ball bounces the highest and rebounds the fastest on the Airboost AirKnit material. In comparison, the foam shows a lower rebound, while the grid material has the least bounce, indicating slower recovery. This demonstrates that Airboost delivers maximum rebound, helping conserve energy by returning more of the force instead of absorbing it.
How does it compare with foam, coir, springs and polymer grids?
Feature
Airboost
Grid
Coir
Rebonded Foam
Postural Alignment
1 Lakh+ support points
NA
NA
NA
Airflow and heat dissipation
3X more breathable
Moderate
Less
NA
Never sink-in
Max rebound
Medium
Low
NA
Ease of movement
Very high
Moderate
Restricted
Moderate
Moisture repellent
Yes
No
Absorbs
Absorbs
Experience the Airboost Difference for Yourself
The best way to understand Airboost is to experience it yourself. Visit your nearest Duroflex Experience Centre to see how our revolutionary AirKnit technology compares with conventional mattress materials.
Our sleep experts will walk you through live demonstrations that showcase Airboost's superior adaptive support, breathability, and high rebound. You'll see firsthand how its innovative open-matrix responds differently from foam, latex, and grid, helping you understand why it's accredited by ISSR for 30% more deep sleep.
Find your nearest Duroflex Experience Centre today and discover why Airboost is redefining high-performance sleep technology for modern Indian sleepers. Explore our full range of Airboost mattresses and experience the future of sleep.
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Duroflex for Business
Hostels • Enterprise • Hotels • Office
We provide leading sleep solutions designed for the hospitality, healthcare, and institutional sectors. Our mattresses combine luxury, durability, and innovation for an exceptional sleep experience.
