Hot sleeper? This cooling body pillow for side sleepers is a total game-changer — now 20% off

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A woman sleeping on the side hugging the Coop Cool+ Cooling Body pillow
(Image credit: Coop Sleep Goods)

Summer is practically here, making now a great time to invest in a cooling pillow to combat nightsweats and hot, stuffy nights. While cooling bedding can command a higher price tag, there's currently 20% off the Coop Cool+ Body Pillow at Coop Sleep Goods. That takes the price down to $135.20 from $169, which is a great price this side of simmer.

The design and composition is quite similar to the Coop Cool+, which we deem to be the best cooling pillow for all sleepers, thanks to its cooling tech and fully adjustable fill.

However, unlike conventional pillows that provide support your head and neck, body pillows help maintain a healthy sleep position, especially for side sleepers who occasionally require wrap around support for their legs and arms.

Adjustable comfort for your whole body

Coop is a popular brand known for their crowd-favorite adjustable bed pillows and the Cool+ Body Pillow is their latest launch, catering to side sleepers prone to overheating. This means you can customize the comfort and feel by simply adding or removing the memory foam and fiber fill.

While we haven't tested it yet, the 0.48 Q-max score of the cool touch cover mentioned by the brand (0.50 being the maximum), tells us that it is an absolute dream if you're looking for a cooling supportive addition to sleep better this summer.

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Becky is a Sleep Staff Writer at Tom’s Guide covering all things sleep-related including product reviews, research studies, news and explainers. She works on specialist bedding content and is responsible for buyer’s guides like the best pillows for all sleepers and best mattress protectors focusing on popular brands such as Tempur-Pedic, Avocado, Coop Home Goods and more. Becky is a PPA accredited journalist who is keen to explore the intricacies of sleep, its effects on skincare, mental wellbeing and work performance. While not thinking of sleep, she can be seen reading in cosy bookshops or learning about global food culture. 

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