The ThermicTM cover, along with the ventilation channels, ensures the optimal microclimate on all Third of Life® SmartFoam pillows. This is important because body temperature drops by about 1 °C at night, which ironically can cause us to feel too warm when falling asleep, as the heat released can sometimes accumulate on the pillow.
This is where the so-called Phase-Change Technology comes in, helping to better maintain the temperature within the comfort zone. The reactive microcapsules integrated into the double-jersey cover are set to change their state from solid to liquid when the surface temperature exceeds 28-30°C, absorbing and temporarily storing heat energy. That means when we get too hot, the cover cools and keeps us in the comfort zone.
If the process reverses in the morning and the surface temperature drops below the comfort zone, the stored energy is released again and the cover acts slightly warming.
Through the ThermicTMcover and the ventilation channels integrated into the pillow mean you sweat and freeze less. And since the microcapsules are incorporated into the cover through a patented process that guarantees special durability and sustainability, this function remains with the pillow even after washing.
Our head weighs about as much as a bowling ball or a large watermelon. The weight of about 6 kg should be well supported at night if you want to avoid severe tension and headaches. A high density of a pillow provides strong support but can cause pressure points and circulatory problems if the pillow is too firm. Therefore, it is important to find a good balance. Many viscoelastic pillows have relatively strong thermoelasticity. That means the pillows are too hard when the bedroom is cold and become too soft when it gets too warm. Through a slightly lower density combined with a special arrangement of the ventilation channels, our pillows are better balanced and offer comfort and support at all times.